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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1906
Page
5
In a tense intrusion tale two burglars plan a quiet theft of silver. A wandering guitarist interrupts, serenading from the grass as the thieves hide and debate whether to flee or stay. Jim interrupts the guitarist, revealing the plan and the tense standoff.
An older promotional piece extols Cascarets candy tablets as a safe everyday laxative and digest ive aid. It urges regular use to prevent constipation, indigestion, and related symptoms while claiming 90 percent of ill ness stems from bowel issues. It notes genuine Cascarets are made by Sterling Remedy Company and warns against bulk sales.
A night watchman confronts a would be serenader on a street, warns him for singing without a license, and shoos him away. Later a door opens and a young woman slips an escapee a white rose before a rushed departure into the night. The narrator flees, noting the rose as his only reward.
Preparing for the double kick, this exercise requires agility and balance. Start with both feet together, jump and kick both feet forward and upward, then bring them down before touching the floor. Progress to waist high kicks with snap while keeping the torso forward and avoiding backward lean.
In New York Bertha Claiche pleads guilty to killing Emil Gerdron her master. Davis will sentence her in March for first degree murder. Claiche fainted during the proceedings and was revived. The maximum penalty is 20 years and a life sentence was discussed at the hearing.
A chaotic note describes a poisoning prank near a parlor window and a debutante moth named Mias Caterpillar making a debut today. The rowdy account mentions a person called Everett True, a March timeframe, and assorted typographical errors in the fragment.
Circular skirts have overcome sagging with new patterns and plaiting techniques. The guide describes No 9087 plaited circle skirt construction, front-edge joining, waist band fitting, and testing for sag by hanging the skirt several days before final length marking.
A guide explains chalk top skirt marking around the rib area and using a skirt marker for even sweep length. Securing the skirt by following pattern directions prevents waviness, with hand or machine sewing and panne velvet or satin trims. Lace insertions and gathered ruffles add decorative finishes to rich fabrics per Tha Dslineator.
The list playfully matches brides to fabrics and goods tied to professions. Rook muslin suits an author’s bride while lawn fits a gardener’s wife and check goods suit a banker’s bride. Other pairings include valGot for a man with wealth, lamb’s wool for Wall Street, sealskin for a lawyer, cloth for a clergyman, print for a compositor, brilliantine for a jeweler’s bride, and changesble stock for a cashier’s bride.
A charming maiden wore her cobwebby handiwork to a luncheon. She displayed an embroidered butterfly at the waist near the bust, with the rear of the blouse richly worked.
The description outlines graceful sleeve lines with delicate tucks and curving insertion motifs, plus a new style of pendants enameled with fuvial pearls amethyate and turquoise paste. It notes the beauty of enamel against stones, mentions the unbreakable mussel pearl compared with fragile turquoise paste that may turn green with age.
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