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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1901
Page
6
In Lynn a tangled plot unfurls as Lord Fylingdale seeks Molly Miller and others scheme for money and status. Captain Crowle defends the ward while a secret marriage is exposed. The vicar confirms the wedding and a disguise unsettles the crowd.
In a crowded gathering the vicar reads letters alleging a web of vice. Lord Fylingdale is named, and Capt. Crowle demands an explanation while Miss Molly’s marriage is claimed to have occurred. Lady Anastasia Langston defends herself amid accusations of gaming houses and bankrupting schemes.
A speaker challenges a public insult and threatens to leave for London if the company disassociates. She exits with a calm smile, followed by an elderly beau, described with restrained demeanor and reference to his age as the scene shifts to a to be continued moment.
The article previews spring accessories and decor for women. It highlights white duck hats with a small brocaded buffalo, floral brooches matching gowns, embroidered shirt waists with oriental motifs, sunburst tuckings, lace trims, and capes. It also covers lacy white hose, Empire gowns in Paris, and novelties in decorative pendants for boas.
A rugged narrator offers aphorisms on virtue, poverty, and conditional charity. He warns against ignorance and mores of middling paths while critiquing moral talk versus action and the hunger behind political talk. The piece pits practicality against idealism in a frontier moral landscape.
The article advises matching woodwork with affordable sideboards and avoiding dark antique finishes. It praises green-stained oak for tables and chairs, suggests using cartridge paper as wall covering, and recommends blue and white Delft items on a plate rail with minimal brass accents for an artful, inexpensive dining room upgrade.
Cut cold lamb into neat cutlets and arrange in a deep dish. Dissolve one ounce of gelatine in a quart of stock with tarragon vinegar pepper and salt. Strain over the lamb, chill until set, then remove the cutlets with jelly. Serve around a high salad with chopped jelly and sliced tomatoes as garnish.
An advertisement touts Cascarets Candy Cathartic as a quick way to achieve a lively liver pure blood clean skin and bright eyes. The pill claims perfect health and is sold by druggists at 10 26 and 50 cents.
Fashion notes describe trimming ideas for boleros with long pendant loops and contrasting waistbands. Gold effects on white are popular for day or evening wear. A gilt belt and a gold tissue boa edged with white mousseline or ostrich plumes are suggested. Practical neck bands of celluloid fasten inside stocks. Fancy hose show black silk with paillettes in bowknots or stripes with gold thread. Sailor hats use silk puffing and plumes. polka dot ribbon adds variety. bridesmaid Empire gown features cream point d esprit with lace, net undersleeves, and wide scarf ends.
A crust of dry bread added to the water in which greens are boiled is said to absorb any strong flavor or odor that may be objectionable.
Jack Williams of 401 Delaware street testifies Kansas City Journal article praises Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. He claims relief within a week from chronic kidney pain, cites permanent cure, swore his statement before a notary, and notes the pills’ broad blood and nerve effects and sale by dealers or mail from Schenectady NY.
The Indiana girl, daughter of Col. Jack Gowdy U S consul general in Paris, draws notice for defending American girls against M Edouard Beaute in a Paris lecture and is eyed to start a literary and artistic salon as Mme Adamce’s salon ends.
In warm weather meat is challenging yet meals still rely on meat as backbone. The piece suggests meatless options like rice scallop with white sauce, corn pudding with milk and eggs, cheese and egg dishes, and egg in brown stock sauces. It offers practical recipes and emphasis on portion control and balanced meals.
Fresh bread is trimmed of crust and sliced to thin sheets. Each slice is buttered, rolled tightly, secured with a toothpick, then baked until lightly browned. A light cheese dusting may be added before rolling.
A collection of brief quips and dialogues from era papers. Includes a deacons debate on sermon sound, a fond mother warning about a watch in a child's mouth, a bachelor uncle’s calm recovery, and a father explaining sport versus pastime to his son with a punchy moral.
A Harper’s Bazar recipe notes fish makes a fine breakfast when prepared in small portions. Describes creamed or souffle styles, and rolling flounder strips into turbans for deep frying. Suggests watercress and semon garnish, plus cucumber tomato salads as accompaniments.
A recipe notes using pea pods to make soup by boiling mashing and seasoning with onion lettuce and peas. It suggests stock or butter and flour as thickener. It also explains drying and burning the pea pods as a convenient fuel to create a glowing bed for broiling by morning.
The recipe shows a fast method for stewed new potatoes. Wash peel and slice, cut pieces small, fry in fat, add milk to cover, stir, and thicken with a touch of flour dissolved in cold milk. Season and serve in under 15 minutes.
The piece explains watch wearing trends for women, noting pins on the waist or outer garments, bracelets, and a new method of tucking the watch under the stock collar. A weighted gold chain often carries a small enameled mummy to balance the watch, with sizes ranging from tiny to sizable.
A sky blue dimity gown for an afternoon wear features small black pin dots on a sky blue lawn base. The lawn skirt has five gores with a side plaited lace-bordered ruffle. A drop skirt layered over the lawn shows shallow front and side boxes, with waist to hip tucks and back tucks near the waistband. A soft white mull chemisette completes the outfit.
Frying oil is good for many uses including fish. reuse with care. Pour off used oil after frying and keep in a crock. If oil discolors, fry raw petals, cool, then reuse. Dust fish in dry meal with salt and pepper or dip in egg before coating. Ensure just enough fat covers, avoid smoking, and trim skin and bones for best results.
A rustic passage reflects on work ethic and persistence. It contrasts the burden of words with the necessity of action and the inevitability of judgment after life, urging steady effort and resilience through hardship.
Raspberry vinegar is a cheap home project. Use four pounds raspberries with half a pint of vinegar. Ferment in sun and shade, drain, measure juice, and add one pound sugar per pint. Boil briefly, bottle tight, then dilute with water for serving. Keeps well for several seasons with proper storage.
A cottage on Long Island showcases a white and yellow dining room with will s panels close to door tops. Ivory white woodwork, a daffodil stenciled frieze, and a brown yellow palette create a bright yet subdued look.
A recipe suggests cutting bread fingers and either frying or toasting them with liberal dustings of minced parsley and chives. Top each finger with anchovies, then season with pepper lemon juice and a drizzle of olive oil before heating in the oven until hot.
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