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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1899

Page

5

Nuns Learn Blacksmith Work in South Africa Mission Farm

The Sisters of St Dominic in Cape Colony prove equal to men by running a small smithy on their farm. A nun shoes a horse while another makes hardware, with sisters repairing machinery and building hinges, rings, and bolts. A visitor notes the abbess driving the smithy and the practical, bronze-toned appearance of the sisters.

Sisters of St. Dominic Africa Cape Colony Cape Town St. Dominic South Africa Sisters of Vulcan

Old Jessup Plantation’s Fall From Grace

Amariah Jessup confronts Judge Gary and Col. Jessup over a disputed inheritance as the Mississippi river erodes the Jessup plantation. Amariah vows honesty despite pressure, then secretly contemplates burning the papers to save Lissy from a ruthless claim. The river swallows the old house as dawn reveals a vanished lineage.

Mandy Jessup Biah Amerian Mrs. Jessup Zach Jessup Mississippi Gary Caniel Jessup Jessup Mariah Riah Amariah

River Claim Ends Old Colonel's Hope in Amariah

In a dramatic scene from the New York News a plantation owner Col Jessup suffers a fatal collapse as the Jessup estate vanishes to the sea. Amariah and Lissy assist the colonel who dies with hope lost to a river death.

Amariah Col. Jessup Lissy Jessup Riah New York News

Will wed a hero

Miss Dora Travemeyer heiress set to marry Lieut. Winslow the battle of Cienfuegos hero who is more than twice her age. Winslow has loved Dora since childhood as sisters teased his preference for their baby sister. Pride in his heroism sparked her love.

Dora Travemeyer Lieut. Winslow Battle of Cienfuegos Lieut Winslow Dora

Notable mixed news items from early papers

A collage of brief items notes infant deaths blamed on faith healing in Chicago, then profiles Nikola Tesla amid invention buzz in Philadelphia. It mentions Mrs. Stanford’s large donation to Stanford University with a cap on women students and protests over gender limits, plus Terre Haute ministers restricting marriages after divorce scandals.

Chicago Detroit Free Press Nicola Tesla Keely Philadelphia Times Stanford Stanford University New York Evening Sun Terre Haute Ind Cincinnati Times- Star

Gentry Family Association Reunion Planned for August

Mrs. Theodore Chelton leads the Gentry family association which will hold a reunion in August. At least SW persons belong to the family and are expected to attend. Tradition says Richard Gentry, one of two English brothers who founded the family, raised 16 sons and three daughters and they followed the scriptural injunction to multiply.

Theodore Chelton Gentry Family Association Richard Gentry England

Reflections of a Bachelor in Dark Slipper Imagery

A New York Press remark ponders male vanity and marital strain with biting humor. The piece notes whisky and careless wrap wearers cause havoc while a jolly husband torments his wife more than a starving cat. A woman in a shawl and stockings smiles inwardly at his antics.

New York Press

Big Alsatian Bows In Latest Hat Trimmings

Short fashions highlight large Alsatian bows as a favored millinery trim. Hats should match costumes for the newest touch. Alpaca fabrics in dark blue brown and gray remain popular for travelling dresses. Summer dresses feature white serge and pique with pink silk waists and coordinated hats parasols. Black and white combinations appear in nearly every gown this season.

Best Way to Make Ice Cream

When using cream alone scald half or a third of it then dissolve sugar in that portion and add to the rest of cream after cooling. If cream is unavailable, enrich milk with four egg yolks per quart, scald the milk in a double boiler and beat the eggs.

Amusing Lecturing Anecdotes From Mrs Livermore

Mrs. Livermore recalls a Western New York lecture opening where the chairman bumbled through a false biography, prompting a roar of Oh dry up from the crowd. She recounts a send off by Robert Collyer and a late arrival to Big Rapids Michigan where a midnight lecture followed a 11 o clock start after a train delay.

Tory Chicago Robert Collyer Mary A. Livermore Boston Big Rapids Mich Cate

The Summer Home and Cool Furnishings

Attractive new designs in Japanese mattings and curtains for summer cooling. Cluny canvas portieres and Toledo tapestry offer rich color options, with colonial muslins and Brussels curtains in lighter tones. Wicker furniture and circular corner seats in green with chintz cushions add cool seasonal appeal.

Toledo Brussels

Hairpin manufacture in the United States

The article notes that hairpin making began in 1878 in the United States with several large factories now producing pins rivaling foreign goods. It explains the use of delicate automatic machinery, including wire preparation, cutting, binding, and sharpening at high speeds, and highlights enameling as the most challenging step requiring careful control to avoid dust-induced flaws.

United States England France

To Crisp Lettuce Method Says Wash Leave Hearts Intact

Separate leaves from stalk discard discolored parts keep tiny hearts. Soak leaves in cool water all morning if desired, rinse each leaf, place in a wire basket. Shake ends and sides to loosen, then set in a colander in the refrigerator not on ice until needed. Never cut leaves. large heads may be divided by hand.

Riah Amariah LTTE Ltte, ‘Avelk You Couldn't Be Mo’ Private Than With Me An’ Jedge Gary Judge Gary Lissy Jedge Gary Canel Avery Solon Ecunnel Jessup Raskill Cumnel Jessup Plantation Col. Jessup

Codfish Croquettes Recipe Summary

A simple croquette method uses cooked fish, butter, flour salt pepper nutmeg and thick cream. Simmer until boiling, whisk in three egg yolks, cool, shape into croquettes, bread crumb coat, dip in egg, fry golden brown, drain and garnish with parsley.

Proper display of pictures and framing tips

The note advises avoiding hanging oil paintings and water colors near each other. It suggests giving each variety space, angling oil paintings to catch light, and keeping glazed surfaces flat against the wall when necessary.

Bargain Fabrics Offerings in Silk Sateens and Damask

Classified ad lists 400 yards plain China silks in gray and tan and 800 yards of printed silks with new plaids and figures. Also promotes wash goods bargains, sateens in black and colored, Scotch lawns 400 pieces, French white organdie, 96 inch percales, and 50 inch Turkey Red Table Damask with yard prices.

Plungers, proposals, and pricey mistakes in urban banter

In a flurry of clipped exchanges Chicago and Brooklyn trivia unfold. Perkins mocks a colleague while a “lucky dog” compliment backfires and a couple debate travel costs. A bride-to-be jokes about proposals amid a quip on a $350 past splurge.

Perkins Chicago News

The Poet's Wife and Her Quiet Praise

A poet laments his muse at home as his wife knits and weighs fashion against rhyme. She dismisses poetry as stupid yet her eyes and charms inspire his craft, making her the unspoken reason for his poetry. The piece reflects intimate domestic humor from the Ladies Home Journal.

Madeline S. Bridges Ladies’ Home Journal

Nightfall in a Dream Poem Echoes in June

A poetic fragment evokes nighttime hush as a hawk rises and sleep approaches. Martha Gilbert Dickinson is linked with June Ce Jury in a literary segment and near jungle imagery signals a nocturnal mood.

Martha Gilbert Dickinson

Candied Peanuts Step by Step From A Historic Recipe

A pint of shelled peanuts is warmed and skinned then rolled fine to fill a coffee cup. Sugar is heated in a porcelain pan until melted, peanuts toasted, buttered pans kept warm, and the melted sugar poured over the hot peanuts to form a thin crisp candy when cold.

Stewed Cucumbers Delicate and Creamy When Served

Stewed cucumbers are described as delicate and delicious like cream cauliflower. Peel and quarter them, place in a baking pan, cover with boiling water, salt lightly, and simmer about 20 minutes until tender. Drain and serve on toast with drawn butter sauce.

Fashionable dresses challenge to fit and craft

A critique notes that rising fashion demands highly skilled dressmakers to shape airy gowns, while inferior hands ruin the look and artists elevate the garments to elegance. The piece underscores the delicacy of tailoring and the artistry required to achieve the ideal silhouette.

Ve Hest

Pie of Advice Sparks Family Dinner Confusion

A fragment from Chicaco News shows a tense exchange with comical mispronunciations about pie. The dialogue hints at a domestic scene with a mother and a child and a misunderstanding over lemon pie.

Progress launches everybody with SUN'S Liners

A terse note references SUN'S Liners on the seventh page urging readers to read and use the progress launch described, highlighting widespread adoption and practical benefits for readers.

SUN

Missouri to Colorado Round Trip Tourists Sold

Missouri Railway offers June to October round trip tickets to Colorado points for tourists from St. Louis to Denver and beyond. Tickets include travel through July with sale prices around two dollars per person. For complete information, contact G A A Deane, Passenger Agent, 231 McCreast Indianapolis.

St. Louis Denver Missouri Railway Colorado

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