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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1905
Page
5
Eleanor and Carrington face a strain as Carrington grows close to Elizabeth the motherless girl. Eleanor fears a shift in affection while Carrington bonds over races, matinees, and guitarent moments. Elizabeth’s illness deepens the conflict as Eleanor confronting love and duty.
A guest at a luncheon attacked by another guest declares she hates politeness and interrupts, while a second incident reports Edwin Gentilly robbed and beaten on Everett Avenue as his wife fights off the assailant with hatpins at Boston suburb Charles Kelly Shoe Co. injuries cited.
A daughter starts a grumble bank to curb home tensions after caring for an invalid mother. The idea records grumbles after meals in a corner of the dining room, each signed by the writer. The concept allows replacing complaints with a single approving word if desired.
Queen Atria Enrietima of ApEn, grieving for her eldest daughter, hosts a party for eligible princesses and their parents. The queen.supports Princess of Anturias marriage to Prince Charles of Bourton Caserta, despite public unpopularity, insisting royals should wed within their circle.
In a melodramatic scene Gerald Danvers plans love with Tessie but is halted by Susan's schemes. Susan traps him at the old water mill, binds him, and threatens slow revenge for her husband’s death. She explains a grim fate as the wheel turns, while the imprisoned man pleads for mercy and hope of rescue fades away.
Dierald Danvers endures repeated awakenings during his torture on the wheel. Thirst grips him as water glints nearby, and a muffled moan signals the approaching killer. He braces for a brutal future, praying for release while a mysterious figure hovers, weight pressing on his chest.
A report notes a Brahmin with strong ties to New Haven plans to study tobacco cultivation at the Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station. He aims to apply learned methods to his own land, broadening tobacco growing at home and advancing local knowledge.
A collection of brief dispatches reports arrests and incidents across Indiana towns. Walter A. Wike faces murder charges in New York with bond posted by Daniel G. Reid while Jesse Mitchell is held in Marion for alleged Erving Dye homicide. Clarence McClain's son drowns near Kokomo. Judge Stephen Neal buried in Lebanon. Jeffersonville and Richmond notes involve parole escape and city engineering appointment. Sylvester Jones dies from stabbing in Lafayette. Grand jury probes George Reever case in Richmond. Businessmen's association in Suburbville forms for new industries.
A exhortation to keep youth at home for recreation not at external venues. It argues a lively fireside fosters happiness, guards against gaming and degradation, and preserves moral influence by maintaining a bright domestic sanctuary where children find rest and mirth rather than seeking risky avenues outside.
A reader friendly fragment recounts a humorous vignette from W W Jacobs about a butcher who offers a shilling and a joint of meat to a old man in exchange for killing all the flies in his shop. The old man negotiates and requests a stick before carrying out the task.
The Lancet notes seaweed as edible and nourishing with Layer a notable Devonshire coast stew example. It mentions Layer, a seaweed product made into a stew, sold in some London shops as an excellent preparation.
A girl faces a life choice between writing a great novel or serving as battlefield mercy. She ultimately raises six children in a small New York flat, shaping a life of quiet resilience.
Farmers George EL Taytoe and Ian were plowing in Shethurne Magi when they unearthed a charred wood fragment and rakes beneath the surface. The discovery suggests a prehistoric camp site, though the area appears not fully drained and the soil remains firm.
A fragment from the Boston Journal describes a bizarre scene with references to yew stock Inge and chants of bells. The text mentions striped patterns in colors AK Heht and ahads, alternating around the subject, noting striped yellow and dark yellow varieties as particularly notable.
Neill argues against Belle marrying an old man for his money. Belle counters that marriage is the route to acquire wealth, prompting a tense exchange in a Philadelphia Ledger dated item.
A fragmented OCR fragment notes a flag described as striking in pose with one side white and the other black, linked to a manager and the Macedonian context, reflecting a peculiar emblem amid the campaign.
The Niagara Frontier hosts vast electric power projects expanding to 36,000 horsepower and long distance transmission, powering Buffalo streetcars and industry. This feature highlights the Pierce Institute and its founder Ray Pierce, the famed Invalids Hotel, and a network of physicians and devices offering modern medical treatments.
The article describes a modern hospital in Buffalo run by expert physicians with a dispensing room and licensed pharmacists. It notes careful prescription handling for hospital and domestic patients, and highlights a renowned medicines laboratory producing consistent products from roots, barks, and herbs gathered for Doctor Pierce. Thousands of bottles are distributed nationwide to rich homes and the poor.
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