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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1906
Page
5
A dainty frock in sheer white mull designed for a young girl under 1 percent height. It features a blue silk yoke with Anglaise embroidery, delicate frill trimming at the shoulders, and a shirred girdle for a snug waist. A pale wine straw hat with a large feather completes the quaint ensemble.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss a plan to apend money in town and a summer context. Names and places are unclear, but the gist centers on arranging funds and local activity during a forthcoming season.
In a tale of superstition and schemes, Benaie Moore aims to marry on the perilous twenty-ninth as a family legacy hinges on her union with Francia Keeler. Booth Dickinson scrambles to prevent Grace Dromberger’s interference, but a dramatic rescue and a twist reveal the supposed rival was never Grace, exposing a web of deceit and a vow never kept.
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce s Favorite Prescription as a powerful tonic and nervine for weak sickly and exhausted women. It claims extensive cure records from patients and physicians, details ingredients and a free offer for literature and samples, with instructions to write to Dr R V Pierce Buffalo NY.
A garbled feature offers household advice and party ideas. It mentions bathroom routines to refresh clothes and skin, a pine therapy, and a milk cake recipe. It also suggests a children s party game using seed heaps and a counting contest to award a prize to the guest with the most elatheaphtia.
Article describes "Hundred Year" clubs in cities like Los Angeles, Oakland, Portland and Seattle where members aged 70 to 96 engage in daily exercises, preserve sight and hearing, and perform calisthenics at clubhouses. It highlights diverse members including Miss Louise McIntyre, once chronically invalid, now enjoying renewed health and vigor.
Women annoyed by back gaps in Watha skirts should adopt the tat ora suggestion and button Cula skirts instead of hooking them down the vent. Tailors are making many linen skirts this year using buttons.
A beauty expert advises on improving arm appearance using skin conditioning, depilatories, lemon juice bleaching, and consistent care. Steps include cleansing baths, scrubs, massage, and specific exercises to shape arms, with cautions on hair growth and safe ingredients.
The London Globe notes Iceland’s dramatic life expanding since the first theater opened in 1887 at Reykjavik. The season runs October to April, with performances three evenings weekly. Mjornson and Ibsen are favored, with recent native poets showcased. municipal and diet subsidies reach six crowns.
Bridesmaids wore white organdie gowns with lace and embroidery accents. The dresses featured inset neches trim and dainty lace frills, adding a pretty touch to the wedding attire.
Amons memoers of the Hrraga royal family show talent for painting pretty side pictures. Princess Victoria Pieta of Connaught displayed considerable promise and Clover flower studies at the New Gunnery summer exhibition, a surprising display of skill.
In St Paul the national federation hosts a session showing life in a flat with all furniture on display except the janitor. The exhibit aims to illustrate daily living through a complete room setting and urban living concepts.
Washington reports no yellow fever cases warranting quarantine at Gulf ports. Officials dispute Havana’s actions over isolation rules while American and Caribbean ports remain largely free of infection. A federal quarantine bill aims to empower national health regulation to stamp out fever and coordinate with states and counties.
A delicate summer frock coat of fine linen labored with Madeira embroidery is detailed. The long coat features flaring lines and short sleeves with distinctive shoulder pieces. The design uses plain linen for the lining and a large black and white hat completes the ensemble.
The Forpaugh Sells circus moves quickly to set up at the show grounds, with tents raised and wagons unloaded as trains arrive. Tent crews, animal tents, and the commissary are organized under foremen, while Sunday arrivals limit work to essential tasks before the Monday performances and grand parade.
A discarded letter from John Berryham, P.B.-1, argues meat packing should avoid costly safety reforms. He mocks Roosevelt’s push for inspection while urging cautious support, claiming it would burden workers and cost producers. He praises loyal packers and calls for measured, nonpartisan action to protect industry.
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