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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1904
Page
5
A Philadelphia wedding devolved into near riot as guests fought for seats and flowers, trampling the bride and ruining her dress. Reported incidents across New Brunswick Stratford Conn New York and Pittsburg include parading a groom in a cage and arrests for revelers.
A misinformed outburst from Oyster Bay claims Senator Beveridge urged Roosevelt to urge Senator Fairbanks to resign. The writer mocks the item as false and notes such a move would hurt Republican chances, disrupt the field, and provoke backlash. The piece debunks the rumor and condemns the authorship as a reckless fabrication.
A Philadelphia Press essay explains a paradoxical vice calling certain temperate drinkers “water drunkards.” It describes people, though upright in work and family, habitually consuming ice water in heat to a compulsive level, likening the effect to alcohol and noting digestion and nerves suffer as a result.
Texas timber resources dominate in the nation with 27 000 square miles merchantable forests and 186 000 acres cut annually yielding a billion board feet Cattle cotton and lumber rank among top state industries. Private owners hold 95 percent of forests. calls for forest protection, water supply, and better river flow through sustained woodlands and cooperation between upland cattle grazers and lowland farmers. Also guidance on managing poultry pests with carbolic acid sprays and practical shade solutions for poultry houses.
Article cites veterinary authority stressing safe disposal of carcasses from virulent diseases to prevent spread to animals and humans. Recommends deep burial with wood, saturation of kerosene, or rapid burial as most effective methods. warns against ditch or watercourse disposal and dragging carcasses on ground.
The article warns that mosquitoes transmit malaria through bites and inject harmful germs. It urges draining stagnant water, removing breeding sites like pools and barrels, and destroying eggs to exterminate the next brood, noting mosquitoes live only a few days but lay eggs in water.
In a sunlit garden a rich Mamie Vining and the poorer Dick argue over love and money. A wedding plan, a changed bet, and a confession of true feelings unfold as a shipboard tale and a tale of money and class collide.
A fragmented courtroom tale recounts Prosecutor Heck describing a humorous memory from a case. The speaker recalls meeting an elderly man sharing stories during a rough illness period, with the witness’s retelling provoking laughter amid tense proceedings.
A reader wonders if a boyfriend’s neglect of her birthday signals lack of care. The writer suggests considering forgetfulness or circumstances, acknowledges his previous devotion, and urges giving him the benefit of doubt before blaming him. Friends’ sneers are contrasted with empathy and understanding.
A description of boiled radishes as a bright red, aromatic, and flavorful option. It notes many find them indigestible, but they can be prepared in several styles like other vegetables, with methods for paring, boiling until tender, and serving with malt pepper and butter or sliced with white sauce.
The draft outlines a divided Memocratic convention with old guards and radical youths. It names veteran figures from Georgia, Rhode Island, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia as contenders, while signaling a shift away from Bryan era leadership toward fresh faces in a pivotal party gathering.
A garbled discourse on honesty and policy, musing on saving a man while detesting him, and pondering fate, providence, and social ethics. It mentions workers, widow, antipathy, and a comparison of choices amid unclear imagery. The piece hints at cost, consent, and police inferences without clear narrative.
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