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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1906
Page
5
Home pasteurization described using glass jars in a water bath heated to 165 170 degrees then cooled rapidly. Emphasizes cleanliness to prevent recontamination and notes broader social efforts like milk depots in France and girls' scholarships by the Colorado Federation of Women's clubs.
An OCR fragment advertises Golden Medical Mf promoting a tonic for valvular and heart diseases. It claims to ease palpitations dizziness and breathlessness and cites Dr Heart Gold Ble cov as authority. The piece cites Wm Paine and promotes the tonic for muscular system and digestion.
In a social swirl, Sadie Patterson navigates fortune and affection as John Patterson seeks status through title. A tale of love over money unfolds with Lord Arthur and Beatrice Beresford, leading to a vow to marry for genuine affection rather than wealth.
An overview of seasonal linen items highlights collars, cuffs, and a scalloped edge design. White linen parasols gain popularity over silk, with embroidered monograms and practical wearables. Mrs Winslow's soothing syrup marketed for teething, while upholstery rugs and carpets by Asbjian Bros. are noted.
A conversational tale on enduring superstitions and a profitable scheme to lift a medieval curse. A Scottish businessman learns a Devonshire order’s branch can lift the curse for seventy five pounds. The land’s misfortune turns into a valuable asset after the ritual and payment.
The Cincinnati man Nick Longworth and Alice plan a dramatic court appearance before King Edward at Buckingham Palace next Thursday night. An ornate outfit described in detail highlights the spectacle as Alice’s attire supposedly disrupts traditional norms while Nick preps for a flamboyant display with a purported $200 outfit and a courtly, provocative fashion.
Kansas City man H D Mainex advocates harnessing veteran labor as a valuable resource. He plans to organize older workers who wish to stay employed, arguing the elderly bring steady judgment and experience. The piece praises senior workers and urges business to offer opportunities, with a vendor promising affordable clothing restoration.
Miss Jennie Sakal, 17, described as a business agent for her father Samiel Sakal, was robbed of $1500 in checks and cash on a busy Brooklyn street. Police hunted two highwaymen in a wagon, but the suspects remain at large despite a thorough City-wide search.
In Media Pennsylvania Judge Johnson weighs whether a period or a comma in a 19th century will alters inheritance. The dispute centers on a homestead worth 1000 dollars currently held by Miss Letitie Humphreys, with Grace Humandreys second wife of Col Henry Humphreys as the alternate claimant. Attorneys for both sides present, case under advisement as the judge seeks clarity before ruling.
A Boston mother laments her 17 year old son’s disappearance amid confusion over his fixation on obscure philosophical ideas. Neighbors and authorities have been alerted as she fears he may have fallen into trouble or danger since he left home.
A comic skit unfolds as Amithera and Mrs Smithers argue over getting ready for a 7 o'clock departure. The scene features missed items, misplaced gloves, and a tense scramble, ending with them finally leaving the house at the planned hour amid a flurry of apologies and excuses.
Special report from Petersburg describes the Czar of Runela trembling in Peterhof as mutiny spreads among navy crews and rioters threaten escape routes. Garrison and warships mutinies loom near Kronstadt, with St. Petersburg minutes away from potential upheaval.
A new lawn game named matau emerges with a national association to govern its play and championship. It features a 30 yard court with four corner mats and a center mat, using a maul to strike a ball toward stakes to score points up to a maximum. The inventor Captain J W B Paddock notes it blends golf and croquet elements.
A story recounts Mrs John Burns wife of a Labour member of the English cabinet who keeps her own house and cooked her husband dinner. At a recent royal drawing room she stood out as likely the only woman who could prepare meals. Lady Haversham invited her to visit at home but declined explaining distance. Mrs Burns noted Grosvenor Square is a safe distance from Battersea.
Bhurtlef college in the Mississippi valley has named Prof. Zella A. Dixon of the University of Chicago to give the commencement lecture, the first time a woman has acted as commencement orator.
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