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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1906
Page
5
A historic ad copy promotes Lord and Thomas Record of Results claiming advertising pays. It argues waste is caused by wrong copy and media and offers a personal talk to show how tangible data translates to dollars. Representatives visit cities regularly. a letter granting a call implies no obligation.
A detailed description of a black satin mourning lingerie dress for a maid or matron, with a light Irish weave foundation, heavy linen trimming, a Spanish flounce at knee level, and a berthe formed by a double flourice. Embroidery repeats on the yoke with black ribbon rosettes. A rough black straw hat with white maline and an extensive black and white aigrette completes the look.
Dr Reed's Vigorine Blood and Nerve Tonic advertised as a purely vegetable remedy. Marketed as effective for headaches, constipation, rheumatism, stomach, heart, liver or kidney troubles. Sold at H. J. Hyder's at Col Washington and Pennsylvania Sta for 30 days at 35 cents per bottle.
In postquake San Francisco a gray old miner recalls his youth in Gold Gulch and a ruined life with Mary. He tells of leaving, sending gold, a fatal train ride, a shootout, and returning to a city already gone. Mary died before his return.
A housekeeper creates a two half window screen where the upper half laps over the lower with an inch gap. A fly entering climbs upward and exits outdoors, unable to walk back down to reenter the room.
A fragment from a New York era notes tobacco crop failure in Cuba this year while Havana cigars stay available. A judge and prisoner exchange quips amid headlines of a bustling city, with other jokes about stomachs and piano playing. Readers overhear chatter about social scenes, lawsuits, and local dinners as a slice of life from the era.
The latest coventy waistlines display curves that slim the midsection with curved back lines and wide belts. Corset-like skirts pair with Dolere jackets, using belt material to harmonize with gowns. Narrow belts suit stout figures, while leather belts surge in popularity though may lose individuality.
Miss Vide M. Fetherngill, a long serving teacher in Allen County Kansas, marked 29 years of teaching. The county superintendent and a former county superintendent were among her pupils, reflecting her enduring influence as she kept pace with evolving education.
Mrs John Crain formerly Mina Louise Truax of Nebraska ranks among the nation’s top whistlers. She wowed audiences in New York after being introduced by the bishop of Nebraska and received applause from King Edward for her remarkable, expert whistling talent.
A cautionary reflection on marriage as readers learn how romantic illusions about husbands like Jack fade after reality intrudes. The piece outlines multiple popular delusions, how they arise from private fantasies, and how shared complaints worsen outcomes. It argues patience and guidance can reshape a woman’s view into practical, enduring companionship.
Miss Margaret McLaughlin of Wilj Dorrance street had her hat catch fire after a cigarette butt was tossed from a window. Passersby rushed to extinguish the blaze, tearing off the hat and dousing flames. She suffered a burn to the face and lost much hair on one side. An old nurse is noted in a separate product instruction advertisement.
Prediction notes a Sunday July 3 and Monday July 4 1904 1906 birth anniversaries. Advises cautious lending and business effort with possible troubles from letters and young people. A child born on these days is described as generous steady persevering fortunate or quick and prone to spending.
A home steam inhalation method uses hot water with Oil of Eucapine to relieve catarrh hay fever and asthma symptoms. Inhale fumes for 10 to 14 minutes through a paper funnel. repeated use claims ozone-like relief and benefits for early tuberculosis and coughs. Oil of Eucapine is said to reach airways and is sold at drug stores.
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