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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1906
Page
5
Instructions emphasize good form and balance when performing high kicks as a fitness exercise for women. Advises keeping the body upright, rising onto toes, and kicking with nearly straight legs to avoid falling backward.
In a New England town a young editor Charles Harris and his former contributor Rosamond Clyde reunite as a fire emergency reveals a hidden author Janet. Janet dies saving a child after recognizing Harris, the editor, amid a crowd, in a tale of love, sacrifice, and masked authorship.
An old text extols Dr. Pierce products like Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription claiming cures for weak, run-down women and other ailments. It emphasizes supposed safety, denies alcohol or habit-forming drugs, and notes medical writers’ endorsements while warning readers to rely on printed formulas.
The fragment discusses waterproof glue resisting boiling water and dissolving in cold water, plus a note about a strong swimmer and a long-distance record. It mentions a surface and creatures, with unclear connections to a three-page or three–stage cover.
An advocacy piece warns against violent gymnastic routines for women and condemns strenuous stunts as harmful. It proposes three safe exercises to improve carriage, grace, and health without overtaxing the nervous system, including breath control, gentle twists, and relaxed walking to ease weariness.
A fragmented Pottsville era style piece mocks prominent figures with garbled dialogue about hair dye, potash, politicians, and vanity. The excerpt mentions Cannon, Uncle Joe, Senator Blougham, a Virginian elopement, and a dramatic gas incident, framed as a satirical social jab in a New York opera scene.
A lawyer and judge banter over lingo and propriety as a dramatic monologue unfolds. The scene touches on reform, gender norms, and social expectations with characters debating speech, money, and personal conduct amid urban life.
A Philadelphia Bulletin note comments on a fashion revival of belts and waistbands with jeweled embroidery and ornate belts. It suggests belts are popular again after a long absence, revived for novelty and style, with decorative trims and satin necklines.
A fragment notes Siamese beliefs about luck based on even numbers. It mentions a strong aversion to odd numbers influencing homes with even windows doors walls and other features, reflecting a superstition practice.
Mrs Mary Eustis Hoffman accuses George Peabody Euatts of abducting their child and seeks habeas corpus in New York. Detention halted by cable arrival from Europe. Hoffman follows to regain child. The divorce occurred after three years of marriage.
A fragment describes the yaguas wrapper as the Havana cigar scent carried by wrappings used to roll cigars. It mentions a yakum like thin covering from yasun palm leaves, large enough to wrap a bundle of Afteen or twenty chara.
The Home Insurance Company located at No and Coder Street New York lists Eldridge Snow as President and Areonad M. Hurris as Secretary. It shows capital figures and assets including real estate unencumbered stocks and bonds loans and mortgages with substantial value and debt for premium.
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