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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1899

Page

5

Beauty contest declares Jeanne Dortzal world’s most beautiful

The jury chose Jeanne Dortzal as the most beautiful woman, a largely unknown vaudeville artist. The event drew contenders from Europe and America, judged privately with a unanimous verdict. Notable judges included Sarah Bernhardt and other leading artists and designers.

Jeanne Dortzal Europe America Cleo de Merode Sarah Bernhardt Wenner and Besnard Bodin Falguiere Catulle Mendes Pedro Gailhard Jules Cheret Doucet and Redfern

Sixth Mrs Washane Weds in Pottsville Tale of Gossip

Pottsville villagers fret over John Washane and his sixth wife Lucia Douglas as an anonymous letter warns her of a grim history of nagging and untimely graves. Lucia confronts the rumor mill while John endures a humbling, irony filled marriage scene that exposes the truth about his past wives.

Pottsville Pottsvillians Washane Douglas Green Meadows John Washane Mrs. Washane Sally Lancaster John Lucia George George Douglas Susan Matilda Jennie Carrie Mary Naz Heaven Buffalo News

Mount Holyoke College Leads in Women’s Charter Status

Mrs E S Mead presides Mount Holyoke College first women’s college chartered in Massachusetts. Miss McKinley, niece of President McKinley, graduated last week as diplomas were conferred by the president. Mary Lyon raised funds for the first building from 1800 subscribers contributing six cents to $1000.

E. S. Mead Mount Holyoke College Massachusetts Miss McKinley McKinley Mary Lyon

Popcorn Planting Prank Ends In Laughs At Corner Vendor

A young bride in her first home garden tries to surprise her husband by planting popcorn. The grains fail to sprout, and the husband laughs at her story. She reveals she bought fresh popcorn from a corner man who sold it hot from the popper. Her tears follow.

Reflections Of A Bachelor In Bold Satire

A humorous social vignette contrasts gender traits through sharp witticisms. It questions bravery and intellect in women while poking fun at male vanity and marital secrecy with brisk, ironic quips.

Striped skirts and body shaping caution

The piece discusses two styles of striped outfits, warning that bold horizontal stripes around the waist suit the stout figure while vertical stripes elongate a thin figure. It praises a two piece skirt with stripes running down the front and back as a flattering option.

A Drowsy Citizen Reflects on Slavery’s Sunlit Sleep

A rhythmically varied speaker, a drowsy black urban laborer, contrasts white oppression with his own wakeful idleness under the sun. The poem-like piece uses repeated rhymes about sowing, reaping, and sleep to critique exploitation.

Humorous Quips and Family Snaps Across Newspapers

A collage of witty quotes and light family moments from various papers. A camel joke about the hump and usefulness contrasts with a chicken pun and a cartoonish mischief involving a vase. Gentle humor and domestic scenes appear in quick, bite sized lines.

Sponsor for a Ship Elise Bradford Launches Chesapeake

Miss Elise Bradford served as sponsor for the naval training ship Chesapeake at Bath Maine. She is the eldest daughter of Admiral Bradford, one of three sisters.

Elise Bradford Chesapeake Bath Admiral Bradford

Bicycle Notes on hairdressing for riders

A loose fluffy hairstyle is unsuitable for cycling. The horsewoman coils her hair firmly and neatly so a woman on a bicycle can maintain a trim appearance even in high winds.

Frances Work and James Burke-Roache Divorce Case

In 1884 Frances Work married James Burke-Roache of England at age 18. The marriage later ended in divorce after she returned to her father’s home. Burke-Roache’s father contested the divorce, and legal actions were initiated amid her stoic silence through marital troubles.

Frances Work James Burke-Roache England Burke-Roache

Picnic Delights With Egg Creations In Lettuce Beds

The Table suggests easy picnic egg servings. Prepare yolk mashed with mayonnaise and reassemble eggs on crisp lettuce. For variety, make egg sandwiches with watercress and silver knife cuts. Delicate sweet butter sandwiches suit afternoon tea, with clover flavor from a damp butter wrap.

Fish Sauce and Cheese Omelet from Classic Recipes

A guide to a baked fish sauce mixing yolks oil vinegar mustard and chopped pickles or capers. It also details a cheese omelet with eggs cream milk cheese cayenne and salt, beaten folded and served hot with cheese sprinkled on top.

Biscuit or Cracker Slip prompts waiter mix up

A woman in a famous resort orders tea and crackers and cake. The server brings oyster crackers and she accepts them, puzzled that crackers are common with tea elsewhere. A friend explains she should have asked for biscuits not crackers.

Santa Fe Woman's Board of Trade Keeps City Green

The Santa Fe Woman's Board of Trade, seven years old, maintains the old Spanish governors palace, tends public square greenery, runs a public library reading room and lecture course, supports several charities, and aims to advance the welfare of the city per its constitution.

Feminine Board of Trade Santa Fe

Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Cure for Liver Ills

A historic notice extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure for liver ills and mischief from impure blood. It touts Hood's Pills as non irritating and claims broad restorative effects for the body.

Hood

Pennsylvania Lines Declares Special Detroit Convention Fare

Indiana Christian Endeavor Union to the 18th International Convention in Detroit July 5 to 10 with round trip 7.60 from Indianapolis and low Indiana rates. Tickets on sale July 3 to 6, valid return to July 15 and depositable to August 15. Train departs Indianapolis 11 35 a m July 5 arriving Detroit 7 30 p m via Kekomo Logansport and Wabashey.

Indiana Christian Endeavor Union Detroit Indianapolis Indiana Charles A. Winnedge Kekomo Logansport Wabashey W. W. Richardson

Half Rates to California and Return

Travel offer lists departures June 2 and July 6 with return through tourist sleeping cars. The trip is conducted by A. D. Perry with passenger details noting room 6, Jackson place, Indianapolis.

California A. D. Perry Jackson Place Indianapolis

Big Four Route Batesville and Return Sunday

Special train leaves Indianapolis Union station 7:30 a m returning Batesville at 7:30 p m with stops at Shelbyville and Greensburg. Round trip ticket 1.25. For tickets call Big Four offices Washington street and Union station. H M Bronson A G P A.

Indianapolis Union Station Batesville Shelbyville Greensburg Big Four No. 1 Washington St Union Station

Elks Group Plans Indianapolis Trip June 1899

Grand Lodge B P QO Elks St Louis announces round trip fare 7.50 with sale June 19 20 and return eligible to June 25. Indianapolis Elks depart June 23 11:45 a m on a special Big Four train, return via Vandergrift. Tickets available at Big Four offices Washington Street Union Station. H M Bronson A PL A.

Grand Lodge B. P. QO Elks St. Louis Indianapolis Elks Indianapolis Big Four Washington St Union Station H. M. Bronson

Special train from Louisville to points via Pennsylvania Lines

A special round trip train leaves Union Station at 7 20 am on Sunday June 25 via Pennsylvania Lines returning from Louisville Fourteenth Street Station at 6 10 pm. Fare for the round trip is 1 50.

Pennsylvania Lines Union Station Louisville Fourteenth St

Vandalia Line Announces Half Rates to Pacific Coast

The Vandalia Line offers a $66.00 round trip fare to the Pacific Coast valid June 24 to July 7 with return until Sept 4, 1898. Tickets include liberal stop overs and choice of routes. A July 5 excursion from Indianapolis via the Waodala line departs 12:35 noon under Prof. C. F. Patterson. contact No. 133 Commercial Club Building, Indianapolis for details.

Pacific Coast C. F. Patterson Indianapolis Waodalea Commercial Club Building W. W. Richardson

Cover Your Old Brick with Imitation Rock Faced Stone

Home improvement note advises applying a rock faced stone imitation to exterior brickwork. Guidance highlights durable finishes, choice of color and proper adhesion to brick surfaces for a updated facade.

Talbot

Misses Muslin Drawers and Ladies Garments

Short OCR text lists Misses muslin drawers and Ladies muslin drawers with mentions of ladies cambric corset.

Cove

Trust Company Opinion Cites Fiduciary Value and Safeguards

A dated opinion extols the value of Gi Trust Company as executor and guardian noting safety for beneficiaries and legal compliance. It praises trust and surety guarantees, and mentions Union Trust Company of Indians as handling varied trusts. Officers listed include John H. Holliday as President Addison C. Harris as First Vice President Henry Eitel as Second Vice President and H. M. Foltz as Secretary.

Gi Trust Company Guardian Toy 4 Trust Union Trust Company Lts John H. Hollliday Addison C. Harris Dent Henry Eitel H. M. Foltz

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