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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1905
Page
5
H F Fletcher of New York City receives praise for beating counterfeiters of Castoria. The writer supports Fletcher’s claim of Experience against Experiment and condemns imitations risking children’s health. The letter cites Fletcher's long history and the steady sales since the founder shared manufacturing details thirty three years ago.
Anice Albright drives the White Arrow through a crowded Boston street and nearly causes a wreck after forgetting the house running plug. Dr. Frank Harvey, who previously cautioned her, rescues her by stopping the runaway auto and reveals their complicated romance with calm, dignified humor amid the frenzied city scenes.
Articles of incorporation were filed Wednesday with the secretary of State for The Loring Hospital and Training School for Nurses at Valparaiso with capital of 910 000 and directors David F. Loring Horace ans and Hennah J. Loring The Indiana Association of Photographers at Winona Lake with directors Cleero R. Reaves George J. Parrott and Elmer E. Shore
A short, stylish note describes pretty capes for girls in salmon tones, with svelte necks and ripply hems. Made of chiffon broadcloth or taffeta, lined with thin silk in pale shades, they feature V shapes and slim fronts often fastened with tiny straps. Ideal for early evening walks or cool afternoons.
Duss and his band are set to perform at Fair Bank Park starting July 31 for six consecutive evenings. The conductor has gained fame for his knowledge of music, temperament, authority, and striking stage presence, drawing long New York audiences. His recent seasons include 128 late summer performances and 35 concerts in New York City, marking him as a defining figure in American classical music.
The Philadelphia Bulletin warns women against habitually touching white belts to check their placement, noting this behavior tarnishes the belt’s freshness. Even with clean gloves and fingers, constant handling dulls the white finish and undermines the accessory’s neat appearance.
A shopper is urged to roam the store through summer remnants and bargain sections. Related remnants are piled with deep discounts. Dress lengths sold at very low prices allow a small-figured buyer to obtain material for a summer dress.
Citizens Gas Company seeks stock subscriptions to cut Indianapolis gas prices. Subscriptions range from $100 to $5.00, with Marott and associates urging widespread participation to reach the 31 2 cent reduction. Readers urged to mail or call 37 E Court to pledge shares. continued tomorrow.
A San Francisco report on Grace Wishaar, a western artist who proved a woman can succeed in scene painting. She painted a daring bridge scene on stage and rose from ridicule to acclaim, shaping New York opportunities and earning praise for her color sense and nuanced miniature works.
In a maintenance suit by Mrs Annie D Talbot against millionaire husband William H Talbot, opium use among San Francisco's 400 is alleged. The couple's quarrel exposes a chic practice where a tobacco cigar is soaked in opium solution to induce a hop dream, costing one to two dollars.
The article notes lace gowns as the smartest fashion choice made entirely of lace with varied materials and combined designs. It also describes a rare acacia tree in the Far East that closes its leaves at sunset, forms a pigtail shape, and emits a nauseating odor when disturbed, causing headaches.
An Ottawa era advertisement promises Dr A W Chasis Ointment cures itching bleeding and protruding parts with a money back guarantee. Worker Casper Walton Michigan City endorses the product and claims relief after using the ointment. The ad cites a box price and lists the manufacturer in Buffalo with claims of success.
A Missouri man on the telephone hears his daughter say Trello coming to kiss me good night causing a humorous mix up. The child’s bedtime remark leads to a moment of family confusion as the caller misinterprets the name central.
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