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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1907
Page
8
London reports the suffrage movement remains divided between violent and peaceful wings after the bill’s defeat in the house of commons. Leaders include Countess of Warwick and Lady Frances Balfour. Street demonstrations and raids on Parliament persist, with arrests and prison terms rising.
Miss Kenny heads the English suffragette procession, posing with a printed banner in the great parade. She is described as a educated young woman from a good family who welcomes jail as part of her activism.
The article describes native cooking using improvised stone ovens, moss insulation, and birch spears or sticks to roast meat slowly for hours. It highlights secret herbal seasonings passed down within families, noting that skilled guides gain fame for their cooking as well as tracking.
Gifford Pinchot chief forester explains how the 1907 national forest proclamations affect grazing, lodging, mills and development. He argues for broad access to forest lands, welcoming settlements and industry to maximize protection and public benefit.
The president states that failing to sign the proclamation would allow vast timber tracts to fall to lumber syndicates, while reserves keep the land for the home-maker and settler. The policy seeks to use natural resources for the present generation and preserve them unimpaired for future inheritors.
In a statement by Gifford Pinchot, Chief Forester, national forests are to be used wisely for timber, water, and land benefits. Land inclusions may include small agricultural patches soon to pass to private ownership. Prospector mining is allowed, timber is for use by all, and settlers may take domestic timber without delay. Government timber sales aim for fair returns, reducing past monopolies by corporate interests, with range for grazing.
On hunting trips Sai Ym notes that excursionists will seek creature comforts and keep their cooking methods guarded, handing them down only within the line of successors, preserving culinary traditions on the trail.
A father guides Rollo through city portrait galleries to compare artificial studio poses with natural photographs. They critique retouching, lighting, and the ethics of mass produced images, then discuss the uneasy choice between artifice and truth and end with a hint at amateur photo methods to destroy negatives.
Headache and neuralgia from colds touted as cured by Laxative Bromo Quinine. Advertises full product name and a signature placeholder E. W. Grove. Priced at 5 cents.
Advertisement lists half gallon bottles at five cents and five gallon demijohns at forty cents. Includes contact numbers New phone 2177 and old main 778. Mentions Kingston making specialty whisky.
The article lists by state the acres added to national forest reserves by presidential proclamation since March 1. Colorado 3,022,720. Montana 3,350,140. Oregon 4,052,009. Washington 4,291,000. Wyoming 187,000. total 16,819,800 acres. Yellowstone Park spans Montana and Wyoming with 248,000 acres added.
In Pittsburg gossip from March 14 reports W. E. Corey may retire or be ousted as head of the steel trust. Alvah C. Dinkey, Carnegie Steel president and Carnegie heir, is pegged as his likely successor. Dinkey, under 40, rose from mill worker to millionaire and is a noted figure among Andrew Carnegie's circle.
QRANT CLAY, dental craftsman with fourteen years at New York Dental, operates at 108 N Delaware St. Phone 3659.
The Philadelphia Bulletin warns that counterfeit Castoria copies harm children’s health and warn buyers to verify the genuine product bears Chas. H. Fletcher’s signature. Manufacturers have spent vast sums to educate the public about the signature to deter fraud and protect trusted health remedies.
Special dispatch from Frankfort reports Caleb Powers, jailed in Newport for seven years, remains unbroken amid multiple trials and sentences for Goebel assassination. He contests Judge Robbins’s appointment for a fourth trial and awaits fate as supporters fund his defense nationwide.Bones of his case trace to a 1900 life sentence, 1903 death sentence, and repeated reversals by state and federal courts. His mother clings to hope in Knox County as Pow ers endures confinement and mounting appeals.
The article describes how a Japanese girl styles her hair to signal婚 status. A widow wears hair combed straight back with no ornaments to show mourning. A woman willing to remarry arranges hair over a long pin. A girl seeking marriage shapes hair like a fan and adds many ornaments.
Room 4 in the Odd Fellows' Building at Penn and Washington features accordion dress plaiting. Buttons recovered. People’s Coal and Cement Co. successors to Logsdon Bros. Fuel Company, with both phones in service.
The forestry committee of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs urges each state to adopt strong forestry laws. The circular stresses that forestry meetings must present the vital topic, noting forests influence health, rainfall, floods, drought cycles, climate balance, and steady forest product demand.
Mrs Karnes of Adrian Michigan replaced her ill husband as railroad flagman and served four years in the job. She has resigned and will lecture under a lyceum bureau likely on temperance.
An old style advertisement extols abundant health from good blood and Hood's Sarsaparilla. It urges readers to begin taking the remedy now, claiming it will improve blood quality, sharpen appetite and steady nerves.
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