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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1904
Page
4
A Chicago Social Economic club discussion on the essentials of a home yields varied opinions from three basics to seven. The piece also cites a minister’s quip and ends with New York health tips urging simple pneumonia precautions, warning against overheated rooms and cold air exposure.
Bedford residents confront widespread accusations in the Sara Schafer murder case as yellow newspapers and sensational war correspondents fuel gossip. Authorities urged to pursue real leads, not rumor, amid public pressure and townwide excitement.
Congressman Hill, representing Connecticut tobacco interests in Washington, faced a sharp lesson during a committee hearing on the cigar trade. A New York manufacturer displayed costly Perfectos as a pleasantry, Hill lunged for one, and colleagues quickly emptied the box before he recovered.
The bill at Grand Hill Vaudeville and Empire features Carmen wire walkers, Grovksem and Burns acrobats, Welsons, and a strong arm turn. Audiences praise Miss Fla Adier, Warren and Blanchard, and Ned Nimble star Joseph Santtey in from rags to riches style pieces. New acts include The Vagabond Hero with fresh songs and parodies, while bad weather dampened but did not spoil the crowd’s enjoyment of the programs.
Willum Vellebusch of 113 Shelby street received injuries after a fall upstairs on Monday. The state committee of the party has decided to nominate a ticket for the county. Ohn H. Collins and F. A. Buescher, residents of Hart, are identified as the latest Elli ot bank failure victims who made assignments to Bondar.
In a tense hall scene Lady Willoughby faces her rival Camillé Horton who reveals an assumed name Bridmet. A knife appears and a pistol is leveled as the bronze statue seems to symbolize doom in a stagey confrontation. The passage blends dialogue and street chatter with moral commentary. Edward Singer.
A dated home life feature mixes quotes about ambition with a Thursday menu and cooking instructions. It urges parents, especially mothers, to keep boys and girls at home, nurturing a loving family circle, and to share time, comfort, and guidance to curb mischief and risky behavior.
A fragmented domestic romance unfolds with Nat Halle and Margaret discussing a day of romance and mistaken plans on a streetcar. Dick, the suitor, misreads signals, and a conductor reveals they are on the wrong car as the couple navigates social missteps and affection in a dated domestic scene.
An obscure ad-like fragment touts a nervous ailment remedy by Dr Milen Bervine. It promises stronger nerves better sleep and improved well being with a blunt, promotional tone. The text is fragmentary and reads as a late era health booster note.
In a snowbound rush, Nathalie recounts switching cars after a theft scare and a tire issue on the way to visit Dick’s sister. They walk through a heavy snowfall, endure delays, and return to a supper waiting for them. London-style social confidences reveal affection, plans, and an entangled romance with George and Harold, ending in reflective doubts about marriage and stability.
A reader shares fragmented text about Geraldine and a visitor, noting relief at sending someone away and a positive impression so far. The message references answering a bell and going to the door, with uncertain names and phrases blending informal sentiment and partial memories.
The New Castle Presbytery presses for a speedy trial after Ellwood of Wilmington preached a vivid sermon linking murder victim Helen to the crime. The trial near Newcastle, open or closed to be decided, with church officials urging judicial reversal and swifter action.
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