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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1907
Page
5
A wife confronts a presumed affair as her husband’s absence fuels jealousy. After spying a pretty maid, she plans a dramatic ruse delivering opera tickets, then lures a lover home during an electric blackout. In a charged reunion, passion erupts before an abrupt ending.
The article lists recipes for Crackerjack popcorn brittle and Pure Chocolate Caramels with sugar molasses and vinegar guidance. It also covers Orange Cream Pie and Pineapple Cream Pie detailing rind juice, sugar, dairy, and method to create a light, creamy pie filling.
In a brief exchange, a spectator asks about a performer's role in burlesque. The other confirms she sings tropical songs, highlighting entertainment details without further description.
Cream colored shantung gown features a bertha and sleeves with a heavy embroidered yoke on deep yellow net. Large molded buttons are covered with shantung, and a brown parasol with cream lace points completes the ensemble.
The gods trade japes on Mt. Olympus about Argus nicknamed Senator Elkins for insights none sought. Mercury notes the Cortelyou boom as the gods debate modern rights, while Jupiter laments the power balance, hinting a pedestrian loses ground to cars.
Marie Corelli denounces men as lacking courage and intellect to face competition. She claims men hide behind women’s skirts to avoid struggle, then belittle women’s work, privileges, attainments, and honor after securing their own ambitions.
The Sun offers readers ten cent patterns from a leading company. A new pattern is described daily and includes seam allowances. Patterns may be obtained postpaid by sending the pattern number size and reader address to The Sun Fashion Department.
In a tight courtyard scene a witty jester taunts the king about Baron von Bloodybones archer killed defending his castle from Duke Romanes men. The jester then riffs on Pitchfork Ben Tillman and a joke about a mushroom hat as a crash interrupts.
The article offers practical tips for delicate garments and sewing items. It covers starch additives for stiffness, salt water for faster cooking in double boilers, soaking brooms for longevity, and lace choices for durability. It also describes Parisian inspired parasols, white accessories, handbags, and decorative veils and purses with Asian themed designs.
London reports Spanish actress La Belle Oterita wore a single piece of lace valued at 7500 dollars in a staged look. She used safety pins and brooches to create the appearance of a Paris frock. She says with a large lace piece she can fashion many looks, fooling audiences for a month.
Ella K Dearborn argues men are sneak in social and domestic life, blaming women when troubles arise while noting some men show honor in business. She asserts many women admire men despite the sneaky traits and shares examples of "nice sneakas" she knows.
Cynthia Grey writes that men respect and defend women, while women’s reputation is more harmed by a man’s tongue than by calumny from another woman. Frances G. Ingersoll adds that men have long wanted women to back them, despite calling women the weaker sex.
Dorothy Dale backs Miss Corelli amid social critique of an American railroad firm employing women at salaries far below male clerks. The piece condemns belittling women’s work and highlights gender bias in late 19th century industry and pay structures as Dorothy Dale questions the fairness of the arrangement.
Mr Doveydove elates his employer with a baby portrait demo. He recalls the infant’s lively personality and how the photographer pressed on despite the child’s antics. The boss calmly works while the office boy yawns.
In a railroad dining car scene, Rollo asks about a wreck amid a rush of passengers for meals. His father notes the scramble for food reflects American hunger and dining car chaos as the train races along, while counting his loose change to pay for meals.
The article describes lone carriage wraps designed for utility and ornament. Gauze and chiffon lined options offer midsummer suitability while silk coats with lace trims provide length and elegance. Styles vary from white to silk brocade with lace, piping, and color contrasts, suggesting economical wraps that pair with multiple frocks.
A Washington Times guidance advises setting a fixed day for replying to letters and weekly batch processing. For high volume, use three desk compartments for answered, unanswered, and illustrated cards to maintain regularity and satisfy correspondents.
The vogue for immense hair ornaments is rising in New York smart society. One display featured a cluster of black ospreys a half wreath of pink roses and a large velvet crystal adorned ornament crowning a pompadour silk gown. A fair haired woman wore a large bunch of silver berries with laurel leaves enhancing the reflected silver.
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