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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1904
Page
4
A 1904 social column decries fashion focus on boys and promotes simple attire like blue overalls for a 10 year old. It celebrates rough play, chores and imaginary robber caves, then shifts to a motivational piece urging readers to cheer up, stop self pity, and face troubles with resolve.
A newspaper column argues that police should regulate or enact laws to close dance halls and pavilions deemed a menace to public morals. It urges support for a new law by the upcoming legislature to prevent such harmful places.
Lancaster horseman Billy Hall arrived in Bloomfield Iowa, inspected each animal in under a minute, and purchased 60 horses for sums ranging from 4190 to 180 dollars per head. Total expenditure reached 45000 dollars as town buildings were decorated, a band played, and church ladies served dinner in a festive scene described as circus day.
In a dreamlike Paris winterscape Huguette Tremiera exits the opera house after a strict dance lesson. She is urged by Mme. Cousin about love while contemplating a shy invitation from Paul. Snow and memory soften her pace as she boards a train, recalling stage roles and childhood joys, ending with a secret kiss from a young admirer.
A fragmented OCR item reflects a critical remark about someone who reveals what he knows while speculating on what he does not. It includes a stray note about placing a Jew in a for sale ad in The Sun’s listings, indicating problematic language and fragmented context from a newspaper page.
A passenger exchange unfolds aboard a streetcar with the conductor and a philosopher bantering about Russians shaving mustaches and whiskers to scare the Japs. The dialogue shifts to a college engagement and a witty conductor moment as Casey winks at various passengers.
Fragmented account describes a two story building at the world’s fairgrounds labeled the Women’s Anchorage. It notes rooms for WCF and King’s Daughters. registration space for alumnae groups including Monticello Seminary and Godfrey. plus a corner for visiting Kappa chapters and college flags.
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