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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1901
Page
5
Ouida accuses authorities of transporting Miss Schreiner to a strange place and holding her in a small room behind a wire fence patrolled by armed sentinels. She is confined with only her dog and barred from seeing her husband. Ouida denounces the treatment in print.
A cheerful verse celebrates all four seasons with happiness and shared joy. The speaker revels in winter fires, spring flowers, summer songs, and autumn splendor, urging readers to see light in the world and share the harvests of life together.
Kathrine Creighton seeks the ideal man among suitors while Lenore looks on as Harvey Sinclair pursues a balanced heart. In a summer village romance, Sinclair admires Lily heart of gold petals and courtship shifts from playful to sincere culminating in a summarized, bittersweet farewell.
Kathrine Creighton and Worth Herrick observe Lenore and Sinclair in a quiet moment Over coffee Lenore flirts and proposes a walk to the deserted maples Then a missed train triggers melodrama as Lenore sobs and declares a longing for a true heart of gold He pleads with Lenore in a tense exchange
A collage of humorous exchanges from Tit-Bits Hoston Transcript and Chicago Record-Herald. A boy fears punishment for his opinion while adults trade jests about talkers, marriage regrets, and a nervous visitor with pets, all in breezy 1920s newspaper style.
The Philadelphia Ledger suggests discarding orange and lemon peels by tossing them into the toilet pitcher to soften and perfume water. It recommends making an aromatic toilet vinegar by mixing three pence worth each of spirit of wine and tincture of benzoin with a quart of vinegar, using a spoonful in bathwater to preserve a fresh complexion.
A wartime era observation notes that a husband will yield to a loving wife and make sacrifices, yet resent being told what is best for him. The piece argues a man prefers to remain the best judge of his own meals and decisions, asserting frank, firm objection to prescriptive guidance about dinner choices.
Melt butter in a pan then sauté chipped dried beef. Beat one egg with a splash of milk and pepper. Pour over the beef to form a thin custard, then serve on buttered toast. A simple savory breakfast or luncheon dish.
A pie crust dough filled with sweet gooseberries and lattice strips baked until set. When cool, the tops are finished with a boiled icing, a favorite among the English.
Guide suggests grinding and measuring coffee before the picnic. Place the ground coffee into small cheesecloth bags to drop into the pot as water boils for an easy outdoor brew.
A plain rice pudding made with rice and milk and no eggs is improved by adding a canful of blanched almond meats chopped very fine and cooked with the pudding. This enhances texture and nutty flavor.
A dramatic voice recalls varied wants among men. One speaker longs for the best on earth while another embraces freedom. A woman in triumph leaps to a lover, crying thanks and claiming him as hers.
The passage praises walking for health benefits and a fine complexion. It notes walking past a soda fountain twice daily as good exercise. It describes white silk roses with black velvet leaves as a chic trim on a white straw hat faced with black.
The text provides a French pickle method using green tomatoes and white onions salted overnight, then vinegar and spices simmered for hours, plus a cucumber pickling process for winter storage. Steps include brining, alum scalds, successive brine changes, hot water rinses, and final vinegared pickle solution with horseradish spice bags and sugar. Variations suggest green peppers and cauliflower florets to enhance flavor.
A public notice extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for stomach and digestive disorders, claiming it prevents disease spread to heart and lungs. A Kansas man testifies nine years of illness improved after using the remedy, noting low cost compared to doctors. Also offers Common Sense Medical Adviser free by mail.
A new dessert called peach ice resembles a frozen pudding of pineapple but tastes of ripe July peaches. It lacks fruit lumps and melts into a sweet syrup, offering a delicate flavor and an off white color. Families will likely request it again after tasting.
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