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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1906
Page
5
The article discusses price-driven blouse quality, noting cheaper makers trim with embroidery and coarse trims. It highlights patterns showing lace and Valenciennes Cluny inserts, praising machine and handmade blends, with emphasis on baby Irish lace, Valencia lace, and understated yet elegant designs for spring garments.
A quirky fragment from the Pittedure Post notes a Pennsylvania parson alluding to revealing bathing malts and coy exchanges about swimwear. The brief item hints at local chatter over modesty and attire without naming specifics or people.
The readable fragments reference a disjointed note about schools and a general subject. Key names, dates, or places are not extractable. The text lacks a coherent event or outcome to summarize with specificity.
A sensational portrait of chorus girls who married into wealth and titles as a path to social elevation. The piece spotlights Mia, Evelyn Nesbit, Frances Belmont, June Van Buskirk, Eva Carrington, Minnie Ashley, Edith Kingdon, Mabel Slocum, Verne, Gollie Mohr, Ada Dere, Florence Rick, Mingle Pool, Tessie Mooney, and others who wed millionaires or peers, sometimes altering fortunes and families in dramatic fashion.
Tom Berwill, while fishing at Bosworth on the Sea, saves a drowning woman named Rosie near the pier. He and Rosie exchange shy glances as her grateful father Mr. Smith invites him to dinner, sealing a hopeful, romantic twist on a seaside afternoon. Later, a second tale recalls a Canton temple joss punished by rain, showing whimsical justice in a separate vignette.
On July 10 a marriage at sea will take place aboard the Brith Steamship Murava from Brooklyn while near Grenada. Bride Miss Alle Whyte of Windsor Ontario will wed Hall Cowan, secretary of an oil firm, to avoid two weeks residency under colonial law. The ceremony occurs beyond the three mile limit with a chaperone and clergyman aboard.
Ten year old Eddie Brown dazzles instructors and masters including Prof Hubay Jeno at a Budapest exam, hailed as a wonder child. The boy and his mother plan a stay at a Styrian resort in Austria before resuming studies in September under Hubay Jeno.
Dr Louis Fischer cautions parents on summer feeding for children under six. In midsummer the digestive system is weakest, so meals should be lighter and portions smaller than in winter. Warns against overripe fruit and warns that exposed fruit can harbor germs from dried sputum of tuberculosis or diphtheria patients.
Everett True recommends a strict daily schedule for children focusing on regular meals every four to five hours. He advises no stimulants, no coffee, and parent distancing at meals. The guide details age-specific menus from 6 months to six years, including juices, milk, egg-albumen lemonade, soups, beet and chicken puréed dishes, and varied dinners with beef, chicken, or fish, emphasizing plain preparation, hydration, and balanced nutrition to support growth and appetite.
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