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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1907
Page
5
A historical note states that at the end of the eighteenth and start of the nineteenth century children were overworked and mistresses faced domestic service issues. Advice urged granting girls a free day and suggested that better working girls would move to domestic service rather than shop work.
An east side florist decorates tables for customers using slender bottles set in a low wooden frame. A favored design features a diamond shape of purple and white orchids concealing the bottles and frame. The arrangement is presented as a new approach to flower decoration.
Miss Rachel Crothers, a Bloomington University alumna, began as a school acting instructor and wrote plays for students. Now leading actresses perform her latest works, marking a notable rise in her playwriting career.
Cecil the crown princess in Germany leads the styles in Berlin, shaping dress trends in the empire. She wears a sable mantle trimmed with ermine valued at £200,000 and a more beautiful one costing $850,000 owned by the ovarina. Models for her hats are ordered destroyed after use.
The Sun has arranged with a leading pattern company to supply its Yendera with the latest patterns for ten cents each. A different pattern will be described daily. It is the only ten-cent pattern that makes allowance for seams. Patterns may be obtained postpaid by sending ten cents the number and size desired and the name and address to The Fashion Department of The Sun.
In Rome the narrator notes Robert’s attachment to Claire Rossi a beautiful young Italian girl who claims to study for the grand opera and teach music. Robert becomes engaged to his cousin Lucy. A rumor of a local pickpocket who deceives authorities swirls as Claire proves unattainable. a letter reveals she sought respectable status and a wealthy German offers marriage. Robert stays in his career and Lucy marries Claude Stanhope.
A collection of as on page includes Roast Goose with liver oysters celery an egg and butter for a long roast. Meat Fritters use cold meat crumbs and stock fried in butter. French Toast dipped bread browned in butter. Sugar Cookies mix sugar lard butter egg milk and spices bake quickly.
A compact listing notes Bible totals including 3 558 480 letters 173 746 words 31 173 verses 66 books and 118 chapters. It highlights rare occurrences notables such as the ninth Esther verse and the shortest verse in John while noting the middle verse and the only use of reverend in Psalm nine.
Don't think because you have taken many remedies in vain that your case is incurable. Hood's Sarsaparilla has cured many seemingly hopeless cases of scrofula catarrh rheumatism kidney complaint dyspepsia and general debility. Take Hood's.
In London late winter fashion features velvet costumes trimmed with broadcloth. A pale gray velvet two piece suit with long coat and 13 gore skirt showcases embroidered front edge details. Matching hat and tippet complete the gray-tone ensemble.
A down state preacher proclaims there will be no women in hell and that people must rely on themselves for cooking, as reported by the Cleveland Leader.
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw, once the toast of Broadway, sits in court as Harry Thaw faces murder charges. The trial threads a double tragedy, linking White’s death to Nesbit Thaw’s ruined life. Her fading beauty, tear-stained eyes, and evident resilience shape jurors’ views and her husband’s fate.
Luther Burbank has moved into a new home on Santa Rosa avenue across from his long time residence. The renowned horticulturist designed for comfort and utility and anticipates further fruit and flower innovations this year. Last year saw releases like the Santa Rosalum walnut and a plumcot. hundreds visited, though he asked the public to limit visits to avoid disturbances.
Advertises PAZO Ointment with a guarantee to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles in 6 to 14 days or money refunded. States price 50 cents.
The Combination Oil Cure for Cancer and Tumor has imitators. The Original Oil Cure may be had from the Original tor Dr. D. M. Bye at 316 North Illinois Street in Indianapolis Indiana. Free books available upon request.
Room 3 in the Odd Fellows Building is cited for accordion dress plaiting with weak buttens recovered, indicating a small craft or textile activity inside a local lodge setting.
A fragmentary note depicts a cynical figure reshaping beliefs into a personal code. The speaker uses quirky imagery of eyes, a gown, and cultural references to signal a shift from skepticism to a self authored rule set.
In a wry comic exchange a father and son discuss a ragged youth known as Rollo’s friend. The elder predicts a future swing from untidy beginnings to meticulous grooming or a lawless life, noting a moral posture tied to dandruff and barber habits, while hinting a readerly joke about Uncle Fuller.
A fashion authority recommends pin check taffetas for an attractive and durable afternoon dress this season. She notes black and white, brown and white, or other combos, with bright silk folds outlining the juniper waist as stylish and practical.
An English visitor to the United States laments that American women do not wear trains with their dresses. She argues that adopting trains would enhance beauty, and offers reasons why the fashion would improve appearance if embraced.
Miss Breckenridge from Chicago University with Miss Stewart and Miss Van der Vaart gathered statistics on wages for women and gents in packing houses. They now press David Ross, secretary of the Shiners bureau of labor at Springfield, for a timely report on the figures now awaiting release.
Dialogue notes Dottie Dimple as a show girl, not in a specific production, only tights. The exchange questions her appearance and mentions she is a performer in tights rather than a notable role.
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