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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1901
Page
5
Besant presents Molly of Lynn heir to a seaport estate with Captain Crowle guardian. Secretary Samuel Sample and John Pentecrosse vie for Molly as nobles scheme to wed her, leading to duels and a dramatic stroke of truth before a proposed marriage.
Molly is wed to Lord Fylingdale at the church in Lynn after a staged rescue by Sir Purden. The clerk and parson witness the register entry for Miss Molly Miller and Lord Fylingdale, while Anastasia reveals the plot and challenges ruin for all. The town learns of the marriage as the day unfolds.
In a village tale, Sue vonishes with social pride hindering her marriage prospects. Joe, a telegraph operator earning about ninety dollars weekly, wooes Sue after meeting Luella Brown, while Sam Byron helps Joe find work. Sue’s engagement grows tense as rumors and flirtations swirl amid fashion talk and sewing club chatter.
In a tense kitchen scene Molly denies rumors of her marriage as the captain confronts musicians and hears of last night's revelations. He dismisses the party and wrestles with troubling questions about a possible union.
The speaker reports improved health and a shift away from earlier symptoms and imagined illnesses. They describe a relief in anxiety about imperialism and palpitations, noting a poetic sense of spring and comfort in the world. The tone blends recovery with optimistic, lyric musings.
England has a woman animal painter Miss Lucy Kemp-Welch who is hailed as a worthy successor to Rosa Bonheur. Born in Bournemouth she and sister Edith were educated at home with a menagerie of pets for models. Kemp-Welch studio at Bushey features equestrian studies and she once calmly recaptured a runaway horse.
A small town tale follows Sue Wilkins fixing a choice between Joe Hutch and a city suitor. Joe, jealous and proud, lets her decide, but she fears losing him. He later returns with money and plans a large wedding out west after a prior locket episode and a tense, lingering wait.
Celery walnut meat and olives chopped and mixed with salad dressing make a tasty brown bread and butter sandwich filling. Roll Neuchatel or cream cheese into small balls as a bird's nest salad, garnish with parsley or nuts, and serve on lettuce with mayonnaise. Boil small new potatoes until done, peel, brown in hot butter, then finish with a parsley butter sauce.
Advertises Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for head and back pain linked to nervousness sleeplessness and loss of appetite. Claims regulation of female function drying of discharges healing inflammation and ulcers and private confidential correspondence from Buffalo New York. Includes testimonial from Mrs George Sugden of Saginaw Michigan who reports relief after using ten bottles and pellets.
The discourse likens trouble to a baby that grows when fed praise. It argues fortune varies with effort not luck and failures teach wiser paths. It notes the loud complainer often eats most, while a quiet, progress‑minded person fares better than a balky horse. It mentions people dying for love and drink.
If bureaus or mirrors are placed where sun strikes them they should be moved to a sheltered spot. Sunlight, even in winter, damages mirrors and in summer the mercury coating is greatly injured by the sun.
An Atchison family abandons the parlor for a vacant lot across the alley as a daughter enjoys a frequent courtship with a suitor described as a Good Thing. The local note from the Atchison Globe highlights the unconventional scene.
State Embalming Board Secretary Harry Tutewiler calls a meeting on July 1 2 and 3. On July 3 an examination of about 200 applicants for licenses will be held.
The crown of blossoms sits atop two white fancy straw with satin braided brim. The crown is net overlaid with blossoms, giving an inexpensive yet handsome straw. A pink white taffeta ribbon winds about the brim and lightly around the crown. Green leaves imitate apple-tree foliage complete the look.
Keep cooling beverages like ginger ale root beer and lemonade ready for instant serving. Salted crackers or light cakes such as cookies and jumbles are handy and appealing. Raspberry vinegar is another simple drink that is generally liked and served quickly.
The Plainfield & Western traction company filed articles of incorporation on Monday aiming to build an electric road from Indianapolis to Plainfield and likely beyond. Capital stock is $200,000 with directors B F Nysewander Indianapolis, George J Monroe Chicago, George E Reynolds Indianapolis, Frank M Smalley Indianapolis, and Addison Ballard Plainfield.
Tickets sold June 24 and 25 for Indiana music teachers convention travel good returning not later than June 29. Seven trains in each direction on the Vandalia Line between Vandalia and Terre Haute with one fare for round trip.
A closing-out sale offers a large selection of goods including four pianos four roll top desks seven sideboards seven extension tables one parlor suite six pieces and a billiard table plus safes carpets tables and more at 253 E Washinsten St with prices aimed to quit business.
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