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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1902
Page
4
A collage of short quotes from Orin Walker and others covers topics from readership to vacations, real estate, labor, politics, newspapers, and industry. Notable voices include Judge Alford on the county ticket, a barbershop view of vacations, and Anais Moffatt praising the modern newspaper.
The piece questions if Republicans should base the campaign solely on state issues. It notes the Michigan City prison scandal and alleges Gov. Durbin’s commission whitewashed the affair. It suggests Democrats will welcome a state issues campaign and warns the issue may emerge again.
The article notes Judge Leathers being announced as a candidate for Judge Baker's United States district court vacancy while Baker has not signaled resignation. It warns the race may stay open for some time and mentions political dynamics surrounding the bench. It adds commentary on open police court bonds, Prosecutor Ruckelshaus inaction, and alleged town incorporation schemes, ending with a Arkansas note about a white copper explosive incident.
A collage of witty exchanges and satirical lines from various papers. Notable bits include a jolly fishing remark about Miss Swift, a judge gossiping about England’s government, a father’s blunt view on politicians, and jokes about life insurance and fighting among readers.
President Roosevelt plans a 106 mile horseback ride through Wyoming during fall vacation. The venture is described as risky yet fitting, with the president exposed to potential danger outside urban areas.
The piece highlights fall trends in hammocks, tapestries, and rustic country decor. It notes color pairings like oiled and white and green linen backgrounds with tulip motifs, plus copper jugs and brass candlesticks as popular accents. A rope lattice screen and green burlap curtain are described as striking features in a country house.
Miss Meb Culbertson a sculptor whose Paris salon accepted work has devised a removable flounce to regulate skirt length. The short walking skirt features braid trimming with secure fastenings and a clasp on the flounce for attachment. Formerly of Richmond Indiana.
The Detroit Free Press reports a provocative jab about Senator Albert Jeremiah Beveridge, noting supporters prefer restraint while critics make sharp remarks.
Prohibitionists of Marion and Hancock counties nominate by acclamation M. E. Race of Indianapolis for joint representative in a convention at Broad Ripple Friday. Race is a traveling man and lives at 220 Bellefontaine Street.
Frank J Cheney declares he is senior partner of F J Cheney Co of Toledo and will pay 100 dollars for each catarrh case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Sworn December 6, 183. notary A W Gleason seals the document. The cure is taken internally and targets blood and mucous surface. Send for testimonials.
A Rose theme poem appears with lines from Oh this is the joy of the rose and a second fragment about quarrel and rose with thorns. The note from a troubled heart appears in a lyric pair that contrasts rose beauty with painful memory. The text cites Lippincott's Magazine and Pennsylvania Punch Bowl.
A collage of verses and brief quips reflects a 19th or early 20th century reading room scene. It includes Riley style lines about June strawberries and labor, a dramatic romantic vignette, a portrait of a woman aging with secrets, and a weathered note about a tall chimney swaying without danger.
The article notes small red cherries decorating hats with white Panama straw designs and green velvet bows. It describes foulards with mousseline desoie hems, black velvet details, and growing ruffles. White gowns trimmed in darker silks, blue and white foulards, and ensemble details with soutache braid appear alongside red piped sleeves on traveling coats.
Black and white checked silk shirtwaist suits with colonial black patent belts appear alongside white duck sailor outfits trimmed in light blue linen. Skirts feature waist to hem tucks and lace appliques with yokes and gathered fullness. Black evening gowns are fashionable though pure white gowns and delicate white goods remain in style with late evening robes and imitation lace fashions.
Various short items cover milk bottle laws in New York City a New Jersey sanatorium plans for indigent consumption a Gloucester mayor sending a lamprey pie to King Edward Belgium leads 4458000 in goods imported from the Kongo Free State with the U S at zero Bahia Brazil home rents water costs and population crew provisions on Australia New Zealand steamers Milwaukee brewers labor talks over daily beer rations Vreeland NY streetcar boss cites 200 monthly dismissals and conductor politeness after years on the job
The article gives practical tips for jelly formation using quince and grape juice, explains causes of jelly failure, and shares recipes for oat meal cakes and pineapple fritters. It also suggests a cottage cheese and orange marmalade sandwich with watercress and notes on colonial window dress with muslin curtains.
A February issue of Science Siftings analyzes Beecham's Pills, noting carefully chosen curminative, purifying ingredients of vegetable origin. It commends the advertising literature as substantiated and grants Thomas Beecham of St Helens, Lancashire, the Science Liftings Certificate of Merits for merit in remedies.
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