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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1907
Page
10
A trimmed catalog lists prices for wash tubs brooms shirts and a wide array of textiles. Items include silk shirtswaists linen handkerchiefs embroidered stocks ribbons larOS beaded belts dresses waists lace nets silk hosiery and curtains with prices ranging from a few cents to several dollars.
A catalog of July sale prices lists house specials across kitchenware and hardware items. Notable items include tin boilers with covers, wash tubs, house brooms, galvanized pails, wire egg whips, pint tin cups, Mrs. Potts irons, wire coat hangers, Berlin and enamel pots, Kettles and knives, and a 6 quart granite kettle with discounts. Prices range from 5 cents to $1.25 per sets.
A vintage sale listing many silk fabrics and hats with July sale prices. Includes Komura silk at 45¢ per yard, white and colored net robes discounted from $9.75 to $4.98, and trimmed hats from $15 to $20 values marked down. Also features numerous body hats and untrimmed Leghorns with July sale pricing. Numerous garbled OCR remnants.
A fragmented catalog of July sale prices for damask table linens and various fabrics. Items include bleached and unbleached table damask in multiple widths, satin damask, ginghams, curtain Swisses, scrim nets, lawns, batistes, Oxfords, India linen, lace lawns, madras, and angora suitings with yard or piece pricing and wide ranges of widths and designs.
A tourist-style list of vaudeville acts and attractions at Wonderland Park White City and Capital City Garden Fair Bank and Ostendorf orchestra programs dominate the week. Notables include Nellie the diving dog Lillian Smith impersonator John Edwards blackface comedian and Zara impersonator with new Biograph moving pictures. Louise Brehany soprano arrives from California to headline with Ostendorf Orchestra's weeklong program.
The Indianapolis Reserves split a Sunday doubleheader at the Beach with the Portsmouth Browns, winning the first game 7 to 1 and losing the second 4 to 1.
Henry Price, Mount Vernon music teacher, says the soul can be photographed at death using a rapid-fire camera. He has filed for Bellevue hospital permission to test on dying patients, arguing the soul has material existence and leaves the body after death. He envisions an angel transferring the soul to a new body if deserved. Judge Leathers upholds a demurrer in a different case on insurance company charter transfer. Also an ad notes three furnished rooms for $425.00 at The People's Outfitting Co.
James W. Gage aged 27 a book keeper boarding at 922 N Pennsylvania sank in Fall creek on Sunday with Charles Price attempting a rescue. Gage who could not swim began to sink immediately and drowned. his body was recovered and taken to the morgue. His mother and sister depend on him in Marseilles Illinois.
Ella L. Riley of Monticello was released after a supreme court reversal. The court had not issued a release order when the sentence began, and the oversight was corrected upon discovery. She was in prison for making a false entry in a deed.
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