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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1900
Page
5
Dr. Helen Densingye, after eight years seeking Florence Maybrick’s release, plans return to London in March to press the petition. She reports prison visit details and quotes Mrs Maybrick about her hope, while pledging ongoing efforts to secure freedom sooner than the 35 year sentence.
Mrs. Deborah Walton enraged by Lottie Blair’s romance with an Ashton boards a noon train to Ashtonville. She questions the lovers and meets a cheerful young Ashton who proves to be a local resident and relation of the Gardiners, promising further discovery.
Aunt Deborah binds Lotties heart by revealing the bland truth about the Ashton suitor from Bearmount. The young gentleman’s misread aunt holds the key to an early year wedding after a dramatic day of mistaken identity and surprising family ties.
London Sketch notes Dorothy Dean a gifted literary dramatic and artistic figure and beauty feared by Lord Leighton who used her as a model for works like Greek Girls Playing at Ball and Cymon and Iphigenia. Her sweet nature will be missed by many friends.
A sentimental poem about a mother always seeing her son as a child. The piece contrasts the son's aging with the mother's unchanging perception, valuing the boyish image over the man he has become. It notes her eyes bright with youth while his hair gray and years pass.
Mrs Sarah D Terry died in Philadelphia aged 108 leaving several children and grandchildren. Daughter of an Irish farmer she married at 60 and joined the Daughters of the Revolution. Her long life featured travel by post road steam and horse car culminating in an automobile ride on her 108th birthday.
A survey of notable women reveals varied passions from fencing and piquet to collecting plates, driving automobiles, and target shooting. Names like Miss Braddon, Mrs. Oelrichs, Ouida, and Mrs. Astor appear among a broad list of society figures mastering unusual crafts and sports.
Newport Rhode Island native Miss Lily Whitehouse formerly of Chicago marries in London to Hon Charles Coventry brother of Viscount Deerhurst. Gifts include furs a brougham two horses from the bride's father a diamond tiara and brooch from her mother a painted empire fan from the prince and a coal scuttle from the prince and Princess Dhuleep Singh.
A collection of quips and aphorisms on marriage money and honesty. Observations include doctors' disagreements decisive cures and the lure of economy. The dime museum manager and a baker offering a can opener with pies appear among playful reflections.
A discussion of the burdens of hosting on overextended individuals especially women tenants in boarding houses. It notes the subtle coercion of dependence as guests stay and rely on kindness, while sacrificing dignity and independence. The piece cites a New York Herald quote and ends with a testimonial for Hood's Sarsaparilla as restoring nerve strength.
Daily business lunch 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. with a ladies’ lunch on the second floor at Ormonds 16 W. Paarlst. Nurse for Children advertises Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething, claiming it soothes, softens gums, relieves pain, cures wind colic, and aids diarrhoe. Neckbands offered free with shirts. Progress Laundry contact Tel 1121.
A terse notice signals a change in control at a local firm named ss ok and Son, indicating new management take over operations and responsibilities from the prior leadership. The brief item focuses on organizational transition rather than performance details or personnel names.
A speaker recalls faded letters and memories of the dead, as nine voices linger in a room. Children burst in with bright greeting, restoring meaning and hope, proving love endures beyond loss. The piece blends mourning with renewed life and lyric reflection.
A collage of quips from period papers notes a London youth wary of proposing a date with a ring, a Chicago Times-Herald quip about a heiress suitor, prizefighter nicknames and a joke about Mrs Asterbilt hosting a 100-cover dinner.
A tale warns that tiny health flaws can drain vitality. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is pitched as the cure for digestive and blood purification, with a testimonial from Thomas H. Rudasill of Heary Lincoln County North Carolina praising its effects after decades of illness.
A collection of aphorisms contrasts character and behavior with social foibles. It pokes fun at literary men, husbands, and fashion, while joking about information needs and domestic roles. The tone mirrors a late era newspaper quip column with playful irony.
A Scottish tale explains the thistle's fame as the national flower. Danes marching barefoot treads a thistle, causing pain and alerting the Scots to defend their camp, leading to victory and the thistle's honored status. Also includes a testimonial for One Minute Cough Cure, claimed to cure pneumonia and other ailments.
The bulletin lists revised departure and arrival times for trains No. 11 No. 3 No. 35 No. 2 No. 12 No. 18 No. 46 No. 18 No. 32 on the Big Four Route and E Western Division. Updates include earlier departures and later arrivals with specific new times and original times. H. M. Bronson, A. G. P. A.
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