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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1907
Page
3
A mother faces the profound promise of her newborn, recognizing the life ahead and the duties of care. The article urges mothers to choose safe medicines, shielding the child from worthless or narcotic drugs as vigilantly as guarding against fire.
Dr Annetta Ayers Saunders addresses the Social Economics club in Chicago arguing women should consult women physicians. She urged women to become doctors with a feminine bearing, tidy dress, and housekeeper habits, recommending marriage to male physicians for sympathy and status. She also urged women to join health work with women smok inspectors to ease daily life.
Tom my Ryan and Hugo Kelly took 1900 for staging a disgraceful fake bout in Rochester. They vow to spend their last dollar to get even after harming the boxing game. Ryan is booked to appear at the Lafayette theater in Buffalo next week.
Philadelphia report on a six round welterweight bout at National Athletic Club where Joe Thomas of San Francisco dominated William Mellody of Boston. Thomas showed superior skill, landing cleanly while Mellody failed to land effectively. no official decision was given as the bout ended with the sense Thomas won on points.
Special to Tite Swan from New York March 7. Louise H Leclerc heiress of an ancient Huguenot line leaves 200000 to education and church work in France and New York. Her will names trustees Seth Low and others and directs gifts to French schools churches and teacher endowments. The full residuary estate supports evangelic church aid and primary education in France through two societies.
In Springfield the house considers a bill to shorten the time allotted to studying the effects of alcoholic drinks. The measure would leave most decision on instruction to teachers, prompting significant debate among Illinois women who closely follow the issue.
Willoughby Bruce and J R Senders, known as the orphan brigade, are seeking a wife and have furnished houses ready for her to step into and begin business. The item is presented as a plain statement of facts and a well conceived advertisement likely to yield results. The notice appears in the Winchester Indiana Herald.
A Boston paper quips that even a fortune of 300 million may imply losses, but insists Rockefeller did not lose wealth locally. The remark pivots on speculation about wealth and regional perceptions.
A physician proclaims a free at home trial of a rupture cure that supposedly eliminates trusses forever. No payment needed. send a diagram of rupture location and the coupon to receive an absolute, permanent remedy claimed to relieve pain and restore vigor.
Leopold Weiss, pursued after embezzlement allegations, shot himself in the chest aboard the Batavia near Hoboken as authorities prepared to deport him. He had entered the United States under the alias Ignatz Lauffer, using another man’s passport. A sister identified him, but no confession followed.
Velvet remains a top trend for tailored gowns this winter and is set to be the most fashionable fabric for spring and early summer. Paris announces a rich brown shade as the season’s signature, mirroring the look seen in winter.
The article notes over 20 percent of Kansas University women and more than 43 percent of all students are self-supporting. About 100 students support themselves, and the university takes pride in offering this opportunity.
Travelers report in the Cincinnati Commercial Tribune that in parts of the Himalayas native women place babies beside a stream and deflect water with a scoop or palm leaf to run over the head. The water allegedly calms the child into sleep, but some fear the method could drown a baby.
A long advertisement argues modesty prevents women from medical exams and promotes Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery for female ailments. It touts private consultations by letter, non secret ingredients, and claims of strength, nerves, and healing, with testimonials to broad benefits for women and related remedies.
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