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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1906
Page
5
A handsome simmer dress for the after Easter season showcases deep old tints in cellenne, trimmed with Irish lace and pastel blue velvet. The empire skirt pairs with a Miny jacket and narrow tucking, while a bolero of Irish gulpure over white chiffon forms the gala gulmpe. The velvet girdle has a small bow below the bust and double velvet rows on puffed sleeves ending in Irish gulpure.
Special to Phe Sun. George W Rogers aged 90 died in New London of acute indigestion. He was the oldest white resident of New London and a retired boat butter. He survived the 1845 Atlantic steamer wreck off Fisher's Island, surviving by clinging to a rock and enduring a long night. He is survived by son George W Rogers of New York, daughter Mrs Mary Hovey, and nephew John St Begeman of New York.
A compressed critique of misdiagnosis by scanty physicians and overmedication. The piece promotes Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a remedy addressing underlying causes, claiming it restores health, reduces misery, and supports exhausted, nervous, and debilitated individuals including teachers and women.
In a Arizona town Jim Hewston, once a ringleader of the Mulligan Guards, revisits faith and redemption after a reform attempt, meeting Alice Huyler again as he returns to Blackhawk and confronts his past. The story follows his two-year probation, Alice’s steadfast hope, and a chance reunion at the church with Stancliff and the recalled affection for Alice.
The article advises mature women to choose muted bone and pastel colors, avoid bright hues, and select fabrics and styles that flatter aging skin. It divides women by complexion and weight, recommending specific shades like soft pastels, dull blacks with face relief, and rich neutrals for street and evening wear. It emphasizes simple, well cut garments over flashy, youthful styles to appear younger.
Judge J. Otis Humphrey, noted for crimes and juvenile cases, presided over the government’s beef trust trial. His career included hearings on individual packers and limited prior experience with corporation cases, reflecting a shift in federal prosecution in June 1901.
Wild flower gardening becomes popular as amateurs transplant woodland varieties for borders. Perennial mixes provide continuous bloom from spring through September with proper site, watering, and weed control. Seeds are available from seedmen to establish a mixed border with little replanting needed.
A French court drama centers on Gallay a bank clerk who stole 175.4 to woo Mme Merel. Parlaiana the mistress and Paris crowd witness a shockingly theatrical trial. Gallay refuses to testify to protect his love as Parla and Mme Merel exchange kisses and theatrics amid a seven year hard labor sentence for Gallay.
A jumble of humorous items and snippets from the Paris City Ledger and others. A cow wanders through a house in a morning call, cats and clashing phrases mix with mockery of New York shop talk, syrup chiefs, and social quips about marriage, diaries, and politics.
Readable text notes a surge in spinning firms and profits in Japan with male workers earning from 17 to 58,634, a new mill planned in Shanghai costing 1 590 000 dollars, and cotton cloth production rising. It mentions banks earning over 15 percent, new industries, and large projects like Tokio Paper Mill at Quake Oshgari Colliery near Hokkaido, a 7500 000 mining venture, and Sumitomo steel foundry expansion.
In Paria a company contests authorities over deriving fuel from fallen leaves. The plan would compress leaves under high pressure to create a fuel purported to surpass coal in calorie capacity, affecting public squares and municipal woodlands within Deefty limits.
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