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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1906
Page
5
The article describes new spring tones described as Puree' de pois in fashion with a non tan yellow tint. It highlights a high crowned sailor hat accented by black, roses, and pink velvet, paired with a Henrietta cloth toilet and a deep net vest adorned with brown velvet bows and small stone buckles.
A set of kitchen preparations including Lettuce Cream for chapped hands, Whole Wheat Bread with milk and molasses, Raisin Pie filling with lemon rind, Steamed Corn Bread from cornmeal, and a Chough Candy recipe using flaxseed and slippery elm. The instructions blend ingredient lists and steps, reflecting a period domestic science style with measurements and improvised techniques.
Barbara Graham learns a sailor husband’s pact binds her to remains of a past harm. A visiting friend and Felix Harper shape the unraveling tale as Barbara confronts guilt and a vow that tears at her soul. The ring vanishes as she gains liberty through a nightmade vision and renewed love.
A description of a summer toilet featuring a triple skirt in fine handkerchief net. Embroidery decorates the narrow front breadth and Grecian key designs recur on the vest girdle and lower sections. Sleeves show pulse components with scalloped embroidery, reform spelling notes follow.
A chaotic spree of quotes and antics unfolds at a dinner table and opera house. A St Louis philanthropist plans an unusual cure for smoking while Iowa editor Lafe Young tours the world and Roosevelt wedding chatter stirs public talk.
Muddled OCR fragment from Buffyville page shows disjointed phrases and unclear names. Readers cannot determine a coherent event, person, or place due to garbled text and missing context.
In New York a bookkeeper from Buffalo and a Fort Erie lawyer wed at an undertaker’s shop beside a display of caskets. Undertaker McDonnell, also a notary public, officiated after guiding their two brides Eva Storinska and Mary McCarthy here from separate homes. Each couple exchanged vows beside deceased sample coffins as witnesses Jeremiah Sullivan and James Cosgrove stood by.
A chaotic tale from a fragile era portrays Princess Fehim of Turkey and a bareback rider named Margaret Morgan in a forbidden romance. The imagined sequence states she eloped, sparked a royal banishment, and led to exile from Turkey to a desert region beyond the reaches of Arabia, with Abd Wad named as key figure.
The article offers garden guidance on timing plantings around frost, transplanting tomatoes, and soil preparation. It notes seedling care, root division to increase yields, and improving soil by proper preseason work. It mentions a beet variety named early motel beet praised for uniform color and shape.
An advertisement extols glycerine in Dr Pierce’s medicines boosting medicinal action of Black Cherrybark Golden Seal Stoneroot and Queen’s Root in Golden Medical Discovery. Claims nutritive support for flesh loss appetite and digestion, aids chronic coughs bronchial laryngeal issues and sore throat, notes not a miracle cure for consumption, invites readers to read a booklet from Buffalo New York publisher.
In Wales a strong women’s movement favors wearing the ancient Welsh dream on public occasions. A leader is Miss N. Williams of St Donat’s Castle Glamorganshire shown in the Wolab dress with hat and plaid apron to complete the ensemble.
Miss Strickland, a New Orleans semistress en route to Roosevelt-Longworth nuptials, recalls being subjected to a cold bath and attempted drowning in a Cincinnati institution. She says workers forced her to bathe and held her head under water amid shouted threats.
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