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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1906
Page
5
The advertisement extols Royal Baking Powder as essential for bread biscuits cakes rolls muffins and pastries. It claims superior lightness sweetness tenderness and wholesome qualities while saving labor and ingredients and improving digestibility.
Seven o clock in September, M Roumega observed in his garden, praised for purity and calm, while his son Antoine, 30, dissipated and worthless, returns pale and disheveled. The aging father dismisses excuses, urging him to rest, as the family’s fragile façade cracks under strain.
An advertisement extols Golden Medical Discovery and related tonics as remedies for fever chills liver stomach and digestion disorders. It cites Dr Pierce products including Favorite Prescription and a large medical book, promising endorsements from physicians and inviting readers to request a booklet and sample. It presents formulas, ingredients, and testimonials aimed at convincing readers of the cure-all range.
In a heated dispute over gambling debts, Antoine confesses repeated losses and a doomed attempt to reform. His father, M Roumegas, enraged by the dishonor, shoots his son as police arrive, declaring the matter concluded and the law bypassed.
An old-fashioned county fair hosted by Mayflower church members for the Christian Endeavor Society benefits. Features include Armenian rug weavers, Boura's band, a baby show led by Mrs Hoffmeyer, cattle show by Mr Paul Bucharan, photograph gallery by Mrs Eugena Minor, local products by Mrs HE Bracey, pond amusements, and a blind raffle organized by Maurice Baker. Exhibits from Spain Ireland Germany and more with organizers named.
Minneapolis flour mills halted operations on March 3 amid plunging demand and reduced run times. Millers attributed empty markets and sagging sales to the shutdown, planning a two week pause to reassess production and keep costs in check.
Frances Belmont, once a Florodora girl and Maggie Doolan cast member, was married to Lord Ashburton in Paris after being sent to a convent for education as a future wife of a British lord. Ashburton owns vast lands in Britain and maintains a London house and country residence.
A jumble of remarks and cartoon captions from Everett True feature comic malaprops and quick quips. The piece mentions Knoxly, Mrs Grabitati, and a caller seeking mobilization in Springfield with World War era style humor.
Cynthia Grey recounts a Washington case where aid to a starving family led to a theft when a father stole fifty dollars to feed his wife and children. A charity committee investigated, found nothing usable, and the parents faced public scorn as hunger and pride collided with relief efforts.
A shaky OCR collage lists home tips and makeshift advice on health and grooming. It covers flushing the skin through water first thing in the morning, a rubber receptacle for party bags, treating faint convulsions, cautions against stimulants, fatigue remedies, and curling iron cautions, with assorted odd spellings and misprints throughout.
An ad copy asserts Tonsil Ine relieves sore throat quickly with first dose easing pain and subsequent doses finishing cure. It promotes Tonalin G Coste products priced 25 and 60 cents and urges readers to trust the boasted healing claims.
A puzzling schedule lists days with odd pairings and clipped phrases. Sunday features Hallucination while Monday shows Amalgamation and Tuesday brings a Newspaper sensation. The sequence continues through Wednesday Indignation Thursday Separation Friday Explanation and Saturday Reconell.
Luke Henderson, former General Assembly member, performs vaudeville in Waterbury Connecticut. He quips that politics pays poorly, uses pipe music and stories of legislative life to entertain. Henderson, addressing mainly his late constituents, is described as an ex-railroad committee chair who abandoned politics because there was no money.
A reporter questions Fos about his success and the life insurance president responds that he never postpones a task if it can be finished today. The exchange highlights urgency and efficiency in business leadership.
A vivid description of a street costume featuring a short skirt three inches from the ground with a front panel over the back for fullness. A close fitting coat with a belt, black braid throat, shoulder cords, and double braid cuffs. Straw hat trimmed with dull pink ribbon completes the look.
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