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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1906
Page
5
A London Times excerpt notes a shift from restrained dress to bold color among men. Academics and actors model bright greens blues and purples, with vivid shirts, varied waistcoats, and matching handkerchiefs. undergarments and sleepwear also echo the rainbow.
An 1900s style guide suggests easy baby gift ideas beyond gowns and blankets. Keepsake items include embroidered pillow covers with handwork, mother of pearl hangers, and decorative hampers enameled white and red with animal motifs.
Careful July pruning keeps roses vigorous. Watered bushes with constant growth should be trimmed to push new laterals, removing excessive shoots and saving the best. Avoid neglect that leads to brushy, unthrifty plants, and keep the garden in steady activity despite heat.
The article argues for natural remedies over modern cures, claiming ancient knowledge from Native peoples before European contact. It promotes a nature based treatment for muscle and bodily ailments and warns of overconsumption and reliance on alcohol. It cites supposed benefits of natural cures and urges readers to seek traditional knowledge.
Special to the Susquehanna Telegraph Youngstown July 5 a horrific case shocks the community Etgle Anderson age unknown was beaten to death by her stepmother Jennie Anderson Coroner Klyne calls the case the most horrible in his experience The stepmother reportedly confessed to anger over the child and described brutal abuse over three weeks Neighbors reported blood stained bandages on the fence and the stepmother attempted suicide by kerosene before being overwhelmed by the husband who claimed no knowledge of the abuse
In a tale of Marion Hedspeth and four accomplices, a Glendale to San Francisco express robbery yields $100000. The gang hides their haul in luxury, but Hedspeth’s wife keeps a sealskin sacque. Detectives trace the box to San Francisco, nab Hedspeth and Bert Sly, with Dink Wilson and Jim Francois fleeing or killed. Sly and Hedspeth receive 20 year prison terms. Desmond aids in the capture of the box.
A guide to children's afternoon dresses focusing on white cottons and light lawn fabrics. Recommends lace or embroidery trims, dainty handwork, and modest designs suitable for childhood, with pink and blue as popular but practical choices.
A judge hears a quirky case as a meek millionaire testifies about his pet dog Algernon causing a street mishap during a speed test. The tale blends humor with a critique of millionaire rights, ending with a cautionary note about legal protection for the wealthy and their children.
A Victorian era piece advises business women to treat Sunday as a day of rest to prevent Monday blues. It urges quiet activities, light meals, regular waking times, reduced social pressure, and changes of routine to reduce fatigue and nervous strain, with emphasis on avoiding crowds and rich foods.
A mysterious young Worcester woman who died in the city hospital was to be buried in the pauper's grave. The writer laments her loss and questions the man who caused her downfall, praising her bravery in dying with secrets sealed and her identity unrevealed. Peggy Quincy.
President Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt with the boys rode horseback today on the Cove road in Oyster Bay New York as they traveled on a sunny July day.
Describes a traveling cnat descending to floor length in soft tan Tussor for wraps, cut on princess lines with broad revers and shoulder shaping. Large waist buttons secure the garment. a Porto Rico straw hat with stiff brim completes the travel ensemble, noted for smart style.
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