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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1907
Page
5
In a tense scene Pete Ralston admits killing a man after a quarrel with Barney Morris. The pair argue by a grate amid whisky and guns, as Pete warns of further violence if his companion insults his future wife.
The Sun offers ten cent patterns from a leading company. A new pattern is described daily. The ten cent patterns include seam allowances. Patterns are obtainable postpaid by sending ten cents, the pattern number, and the name and address to The Fashion Department The Sun.
In a tense Alaska café scene Pete faces a challenge from Barney Morris over Kate Morris, revealing a brother sister pair and Pete’s boastful plans. A heated exchange ends with Barney declaring Pete the man to marry Kate, closing with a rugged vow of respect and brash farewell.
A pale Rajah silk gown in blue with matching chiffon and apricot velvet accents. Elaborate hand embroidery, velvet trim on yoke and belt, low silk corsage with chiffon ruffles, embroidered batiste sleeves, and a full skirt with horizontal embroidered lines and tucks.
A woman on a bus discusses a baby food specialist who visits homes daily to test formulas, adjust milk and cream ratios, temperatures, and feeding intervals. The specialist observes effects for two to three hours and then teaches the parents to do it themselves. She charges nothing. food manufacturers cover her fees.
New York City judge George D P Alden will headline the Area s Big Meeting at English s Opera House Sunday afternoon. He is billed as an eloquent, humorous lecturer who speaks plainly and persuades with clear reasoning. The event features several noted lectures in a strong speakers series this year.
Cambridge March 2 Mrs Wilhemina Fleming curator of astronomical photography at Harvard observatory celebrated her 44th birthday by discovering a new star. This is the ninth star she has found since 1572 and she is regarded as the world’s foremost stellar photography expert. She was born in Dundee Scotland and came to the United States in 1879. Her first major discovery was made in 1899 near Perth and now all records at Harvard are sent to her for development and observation. She lives in Cambridge with her mother and nephew nearby, a noted scientist described as yet a woman with a charming personality.
A wartime portrait captures Mrs Stonewall Jackson in a cherished studio image, the final portrait she sat for, highlighting a historical likeness preserved from the era.
The president was advised that Congress might adjourn without action on the bill. He sent Representative Longworth to see Representative Lochlen slager, chairman of the house committee. Prompt action followed.
Linen will be worn as much this year as last with pretty colored embroidered linens set to be very fashionable. Dresses feature short coats that suit many women and provide protection in cool evenings or windy days.
Miss Gladys Vanderbilt at nineteen is kept in constant sight by her mother aboard the recent steamer voyage. reports say the elder Vanderbilt delivered a stern reprimand after the daughter strayed briefly from her side on deck.
Will Truett tried to capture a two weeks old calf hid by his son as a joke. The calf kicked him in the stomach with both hind feet but he was not seriously hurt. Georgetown Kentucky Times reports the minor incident with light humor.
From infancy the baby should sleep in a personal crib for hygiene and rest. If a real crib isn’t available an improvised basket can be lined and padded with white mull or dotted Swiss, a four inch mattress, a rubber sheet, and a light coverlet. No pillow and no down filling to avoid nasal and respiratory issues.
The text explains that early Italian drawing pencils were pewter made from lead and tin called a stile. Michael Angelo notes the stile and such pencils were common across Europe. The terms plumbago or graphite were not used then, with molybdena or molybboids referring to a different mineral.
The piece traces early toy language noting that little girls called toy babies poppets or puppets, tracing puppet to poupee from French and pupa from Latin. It explains how poupee led to puppy, and links Latin roots to words like pupil and puppet in the eye, the baby seen in reflections.
Mr Nicholson writes clear English and the Port of Missing Men moves steadily forward. The Port of Missing Men is a readable romance of intrigue with rapid action. York Herald calls it a plausible breezy tale as delightful as The House of a Thousand Candles. The hero and heroine are up to date and charming.
A tall slender matron wears a clear oyster white promenade gown with mirage silk. Tabs break the upper skirt and a deep Spanish flounce shapes oblong panels. White embroidery outlines the dress and arm holes, with black velvet bows. A black Erin hat with three white roses completes the costume.
Mrs Letitia Tyler Semple, daughter of President Tyler and former White House mistress, lives quietly at the Home for the Aged in Washington. She was popular in her youth, and it is noted with sadness that old age may be hard on a woman.
A home treatment offer claims bleeding itching and protruding piles can be cured by a new absorption method. The ad asks readers to send their address to Mrs M Summers, Rox P Notre Dame, for immediate relief and free trial remedies with local references if requested. No payment required.
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