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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1905
Page
5
A New York City physician commends Chas H Fletcher for combating counterfeiters of Castoria. He notes the dangers to children, endorses Fletcher’s adherence to his prescription, and credits decades of trusted manufacture for Castoria’s growth and success.
Mrs Jerome discovers a delayed letter addressed to Mary A. Lenton in a man's coat, prompting a hunt through urban chaos. Jerome plans new Radium firm talks in New York while a conductor unknowingly carries the parcel, which ends up back in a household via a postbox, revealing a safer route to mail than pockets.
The Atth triennial Beeston of the National Council of Women of the United States will open in Washington on April 9 and continue for five days. Mary Wood Swift is named national president.
A divided tension drives the scene as Guy and Ray discuss duty, love, and Angela’s future. Ray confides his long struggle with marrying Angela, seeking guidance on whether to release her from her engagement or honor loyalty to her and to his own memory.
The article notes old-fashioned braids back in vogue with rickrack braid popular again. A linen gown features rows of braid stitched neatly and dyed to match, highlighting a trimmed front with rickrack daisies made from braid segments and finished with French knots for the centers.
A new oil well on the Kincade farm east of Noblesville was developed Wednesday afternoon. It is the fourth paying well on the same farm, owned by a local company.
Fashion gossip notes a season of bold laces guipures and embroidered silks. It highlights wide ribbons silk shirred backs and bone supports for bodices, plus morning wear trays of linen with daisies and small flowers.
A misspelled promotional notice claims Tobacco Specific can cure tobacco habit through a free sample package. It lists numerous undersigned individuals across states, asserts complete cures and urges recipients to request the free sample by mail from The Rogers Drug & Chemical Co. Cincinnati, with warnings about dangers of tobacco usage.
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