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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1901
Page
4
Ainslee's Magazine contends that actions speak louder than words and that deeds convey the high message of life. It argues speech fails to capture truth, urging persistent, loving effort to reveal beauty through actions.
A starving, exhausted woman limps along a muddy country road misunderstood by passersby until Mrs. Stanton, a cold aristocrat, orders her into a carriage and takes her home, an act that reveals a hidden spark of compassion behind a rigid facade.
A wounded woman saved by fate is sheltered by Mrs. Stanton. The hidden wife of Private John Little reveals herself as the mother of a child born during the siege reported near the battle of Colenso. The two women, from different standings, find shared meaning in a wartime coincidence.
In Plougastel Brittany a yearly village rite allows mass weddings on St Frances day. Forty four couples wed with civil and religious services, a three loop procession, and a large communal banquet. Reports note about two thousand guests attended and a unique plate scarcity at the feast.
A fashion note weighs whether to trim a black dress with white or cream lace. It suggests that bold lace on a modest dress may fail, while light lace can misrepresent age and coloring, highlighting the need for careful coordination.
Grace Herreshon, daughter of Nat Herreshoff the famed yacht designer, writes on yacht racing and its history. She highlights international racing and the notable American yachts that astonished the world, showing she can sail as well as her father builds.
Wash six large soft-shell clams. Remove shells and trim tough parts. Place clams in lemon cups with tomato catsup horseradish lemon juice and clam juice. Chill on ice then serve on watercress. For half shells add cayenne onion bacon butter and Parmesan then brown gently in oven.
A collection of pointed reflections on virtue debt time work and money. The noted lines critique benevolence without boasting the costs of loans and the clockmaker as a trigger for strikes.
A grandmother questions dinner plans and a boy replies with witty refusals about silver to clean and eating until full. The family references a servant and repeated dinner invitations, ending with a humorous doubting remark about Puffups.
In a dialogue set under the stars a man remarks that true affection rivals treasure while the woman asserts love surpasses riches. He counters with business sense proposing that they have enough capital to form a trust.
A period piece claims the wife and mother determine home life. It touts J. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery healing women’s ills, restoring strength and household duties. A testimonial from Mrs. Eliza Wright praises improved health and renewed capability after treatment. It also mentions Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets for constipation without pill dependence.
A poetic plea from the New Orleans Times-Democrat asking whose child is the ragtag, a cherubic street urchin. The verse questions parentage and fate, praising the child as daylight in darkness and a symbol of hope amid hardship.
Andrew Jackson Montague of Richmond emerges as Virginia's prospective governor, propelled in large part by his wife. Her keen ambition shapes his public life, with extensive knowledge of current political questions and constant engagement in state affairs.
The piece notes bolero and empire nightgowns with hand embroidery and lace trims as fashionable. It also promotes Burdock Blood Bitters claiming to maintain strong bowels stomach liver and kidneys for happy vigorous health.
Fourth of July excursions announced by Central Passenger Association territory carriers with a 200 mile radius. One fare for round trip. Tickets sold July 3 and 4, final return limit July 5.
Travel deal announces a five dollar round trip via the Monon Route with tickets on sale July 3 and 4. Final return is omitted on July 5. Local readers may arrange seasonal rail plans through nearby stations.
Tickets priced nine dollars and sixty cents for Detroit round trip via the C H and D Railway to the National Educational Association gathering. Sale dates July 6 to 8 with a final return by September 1. Tickets honored by the Toledo to Detroit steamer without extra cost. Special party led by Miss Della Brown departs 10 45 a m July 8. see Miss Brown or ticket agents for details. R P Algeo D P A.
Two special fast trains depart Cincinnati Sunday July 7 at 6 30 a m and 7 15 a m with limited stops. return service from Cincinnati at 6 20 p m. Baseball game Cincinnati vs New York noted in schedule.
A downtown store showcases a baking powder demonstrator mixing muffins with an upside down spoon technique. She explains the beat elevates dough while spectators are urged to sample and buy if affordable, illustrating salesmanship and kitchen tips.
Throat and lung troubles addressed by Dr. Jordan at 18% N. Meridian St. Indianapolis. Free consultation offered. Keep this reference for future use.
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