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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1907
Page
10
Salome Grant revisits Medford at Bernice’s urging and meets Max Hargrave who declares love. Secrets unravel as Mrs Wycherly reveals Max’s gentleness to Dell Fitzhugh, sparking a tense reunion and an impending quarrel between Salome and Max.
A defense of Dr Pierce of Buffalo and his Family Medicines amid unfair accusations. Patients nationwide credit cures for obstinate diseases, while advocates praise Favorite Prescription for female disorders and Golden Medical Discovery for blood cleansing and mucous- membrane illnesses. The notice urges readers to request his medical booklet and mentions availability of a healing salve.
A violet colored afternoon gown of broadcloth features Irish crochet inserts and silk hand wrought embroidery. The princess model fastens on the left with a concealed embroidered insert, a lacy bust, darker embroidery on the skirt and corsage, and a shoulder to waist motif joined by a strap and amethyst button. Sleeves are narrow puffed with velvet ribbon knots.
A conversation notes a rumor about Plunjem at the race track. It clarifies no killing occurred, only a punch exchanged with another man. The item records a conflict involving a named individual and a public venue.
Special to The Sum. New York Jan 24 Ella Raws Reader, renowned American woman financier, resents her husband A B Reader being jailed on 16 counts of perjury. She accuses rival Cromwell and President Roosevelt of instigating the case but offers no motive from the president. Reader's letters to Juan Garland recount her influence, social reach, and alleged conquests, while documents show disputed commissions linked to Haggin.
A collage of cartoonish vignettes and quips from a Chicago audience. Jokes about professors, train conductors, economics, and social habits mix with playful dialogue and punchlines. Characters plead poverty, chat about dividends, and remark on fashion origins.
Special to The Sun. Oakland California January 24. John A. Cull a tall handsome Santa Clara College student married Genevieve Greene in an elopement twenty two years ago. Separated by families they believed each other dead. Genevieve returned to Oakland eight years ago and later found Cull in the Catholic Church of St Francis de Sales. They spoke no words at first then later renewed their life together. They married again two months ago in Portland Oregon and plan to keep the matter private. Cull, now ordained, says they are very happy.
Fashion notes contrast empire and princesse gowns with a trend toward the closely fitted princesse. Dressmakers push short-waisted frocks, yet the empire style remains favored for its grace, though not universally flattering. An illustration features Madame Korner wearing a pale heliotrope velvet princesse gown with a cut away corsage and Alencon frills.
A traditional medical claim extols Head's Rafsaparilla as eradicating humors and curing their inward and outward effects. Described as a great alterative and tonic with merit established everywhere.
A West guest at a New York hotel quips about the women present while a clerk notes that most are members of the smart set. Admiral Sleshee, newly retired, refuses farming, revealing he remains a millionaire.
The Sun partners with a pattern company to supply readers with new patterns each day for ten cents. Each issue will describe a different design. Orders may be sent prepaid with ten cents and pattern details to The Fashion Department The Sun.
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