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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1899

Page

5

A Bachelor and a Fortunate Aunt Ride the Rails

A timid bachelor Mr. Nubbins agrees to escort Miss Abigail Doolittle from Grand Central to Troy. The eccentric heiress mistakes politeness for romance, while the shy bachelor fears his unlikely mission may spark unwanted attention from fellow passengers. The scene.

Montreal Express Grand Central Station Nathany* Nubbins Nubbins Abigail Troy Travers Aunt Abigail Nathaniel Nubbins Abigail Doolittle Mr. Nubbins Mr. Dobbins Miss Dovlittle

Proposing Panic on a Train Sparks Hat Theft Caper

A man hides from a marriage proposal on a train after a dramatic scene with a woman named Miss Doolittle. He flees toward the smoker while a brakeman is paid to stage a ruse and recover his hat. The plan involves deception and a $57 reward.

The Luckless Moth

A mother moth basks in spring sunlight as her family thrums about. One small, shrinking moth laments misfortune and a harsh fate tied to scarcity, bemoaning boxed sustenance and the memory of a lost meal. The verse portrays class and survival through a fragile creature.

Her Hard Road The life of Henriette Ronner artist

The 78 year old painter Henriette Ronner has spent a lifetime caring for others. From childhood she drew animals and helped support her blind father from age 16. After marriage she raised six children as her husband fell ill.

Mme Henriette Ronner

Flow to Make Life Worth Living Quote by Lucy Larcom

Poem excerpt urges shared purpose and mutual aid. It expresses that true living comes from giving and feeding others, dissolving self into a larger whole. The verse emphasizes unity of heart and soul and the enduring value of honest endeavor.

Lucy Larcom

Shell Do. A Little Girl Declines Rich Cake

A young girl, visiting a neighbor, displays away from home anger and politely rejects a piece of cake saying it is too rich for her. The moment highlights her growing tact as she responds with gratitude yet refusal.

Cheese Straws and a Cure Mentioned in Ad Copy

A recipe for cheese straws uses butter flour paprika grated cheese and ice water to form a paste rolled thin cut into strips baked till brown. The ad copy then shifts to a health claim about itching piles and promotes Dean's Ointment as a guaranteed cure.

Dean

Bride Katie Beck Marries in Cleveland Tale

Miss Katie Beck an 18 years old bride of Cleveland weds a man who has loved her since childhood. He said he would marry her when she was old enough while living with her parents. He is unnamed in this fragment.

Abigail Miss Doolittle Las Nubbins Abigail Doolittle Mr. Rubbins Troy Katie Beck Cleveland

A Woman's Thought by R W Gilder

A poem exploring a woman's restraint and inner longing. The speaker masks desire to avoid scandal, weighing bold confession against social duty. She pleads for mercy from God while admitting a deep, yearning heart.

Pineapple Juice and Banana Pie Recipes from Old House Column

A collection of simple fruit recipes including pineapple juice with sugar, banana pie made with a lower crust, baked bananas with lemon syrup butter glaze, and a lemon syrup mixture. Details cover quantities, steps, and serving notes.

Pointed Paragraphs on Winning, Women, and Spending

This excerpt cites quick sayings on marriage, judgments of character, and economic habits. It contrasts marriage outcomes with personal merit, notes the wind from fashion, and critiques spending on tea and coffee versus spirits, reflecting a Chicago News angle on social values and national spendings.

Tailoring a Pique Gown and the Fitting Process

A detailed description of tailoring pique to exacting standards. The gored front and fitted back show patient fitting as the wearer slowly revolves while the fitter pins and bastes to ensure a perfectly hung skirt. The piece notes the strain of over-fitting and mentions Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil as a remedy for burns and cuts.

Poetic requests and witty banter in humorous clips

A Victorian style exchange features a editor asking for twenty dollars for a bonnet and a cook joking about names. The dialogue shifts to marriage reluctance and witty retorts reflecting social mores and humor of the era.

Notable Females Move and Social Notes From Washington

Mrs. Annie Besant plans Calcutta as her future home and will not return to England. Mile Calve denies ordering a tomb. Secretary Hay’s daughters, simple dress, are seen walking with the Russian ambassador’s grandniece, reflecting social life in Washington.

Annie Besant Calcutta England Hay Washington

How to Clean Lace

A home method for cleaning lace uses a borax solution to loosen dirt. Soak lace overnight, then rinse thoroughly and shape the lace over a bottle to restore its points and scallops.

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