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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1904
Page
5
A 19th century instructional piece advises gentle baby care and home crafts. It covers safe crochet toy balls made from worsted yarn, infant play, color learning, and practical skin care for eczema. It recommends mild soaks, starch baths, zinc oxide preparations, and maintaining regular sleep, sun exposure, and temperate conditions for the nursery.
A letter to Mme Falioppe requests worn linen for a baby suffering from eczema. The writer notes the skin ailment worsens in summer and asks for relief to soothe the infant’s afflicted condition.
Guidance for a week's attire stressing a mid length cohort skirt in non black colors, light fabrics, a shirt waist for warmth, coordinated ribbons, turnover collars, and practical footwear. Emphasizes ease of dress, comfort of feet, and keeping hats and accessories matching the skirt color.
A fragmented excerpt reflecting on fortune and deception quotes Ben Jonson and ponders fate. The readable text hints at moral reflection rather than a clear news item.
Major Taggart, an Army officer stationed at Fort Leavenworth, files for divorce from Grace Culvert Taggart. He alleges desertion and social misconduct with other men. They wed in 1900s. two children stay with their grandparents in Orville, Ohio. An injunction bars removal of the children from the court’s jurisdiction.
A fragmented Civil War era scene shows a mismanaged muster around Washington with militia and regulars, civilian influence and a tense near collision between officers and a cavalry troop. The narrative focuses on misdirected orders, fear, and a sudden clash as a crowd shifts and a bayonet is leveled amid confusion.
A long crowd of wagons and volunteers crosses a muddy bridge toward Washington as two officers discuss passes and signs. A stern guard blocks the approach while a dimly seen line of militiamen and a wary bus ride watch the tense exchange amid mounting questions about loyalty and orders.
President Gompers of the American Federation of Labor denounces Colorado authorities in Cripple Creek saying Governor Peabody is responsible for reign of terror and civil rights violations. He condemns dynamiting as acts of Milessness and criticizes the Cliftens' alliance as a provoker of trouble.
Jury selection in the MayDerg ticket forgery case stalled amid questions to potential jurors about detectives Roach and Grantt and Brian the ticket counter for the Die Four. Lawyers paused as no jury was secured during Wednesday morning court session.
Oil firms surge into formal status as Fletcher Oil and Gas Company incorporates for 410000 and Andrews Oil Company, Grant County, for 199000, with OM firms expanding under secretary of state filings.
A coal breaker owned by the Lehigh and Wiltenbarre company four miles south of Hazelton burned Thursday night. The blaze left over ten men and boys jobless, with about $100,000 in losses covered by insurance.
At a Rockford meeting of the Swedish Free Church of America, delegates voted that no divorced person may marry within the church. A light item notes a bicycle sale and a tea note in the queen's for sale column.
The Supreme Court affirmed the Marlop circuit court ruling awarding Dolph Sehmidi five percent of four hundred dollars after a streetcar collision left him injured. The street car company challenged the complaint defects but the high court reduced the total award while upholding the lower court’s decision.
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