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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1902

Page

5

Poor but Honest Students Work Their Way Through College

Four female students at Vories' business college live on sixty six cents a week for board. The piece funds that many Indianapolis University of Indianapolis students are poor, with half working to pay expenses, while others tutor or gain odd jobs. A well organized system helps students pay their way, with 95 percent of men and nearly half of women managing tuition and books, and low priced living highlighted as a notable study by the principal.

Vories’ Business College Indianapolis University of Indianapolis Schoo Business ‘College Vories Business Colege

Black and White Romance Behind a Rose Veil

Marjory Davenport, in a somber black gown with a white rose, contends with love and revenge after learning Guy Churchill betrayed her sister Alice. Churchill courts her, believing victory, while Marjory's resolve grows as she contemplates a calculated path to vengeance.

Miss Davenport Mr. Churchill Marjory Guy Churchill Alice Frretons Tess Sam Marjory Davenport

The Painter and the Broken Heart

In a dimly lit boudoir a beautiful young woman gazes at a canvas showing a young girl. She smiles with satisfaction as the painted eyes mirror her own blue eyes and the line ends with the slain Guy Churchill and Marjorie Davenport.

Hoosierisms and Small-Town Indiana Bits

Reader letters and misc items from Indiana describe heavy snow in Mitchell and wildlife in the north, Gosport’s growth, and rail and lumber work near East Oolitic. Anecdotes include a flying machine plan for an Anderson man and Purdue students touring Chicago, plus local misfortunes and oddities from Bean Hill and Haw Creek.

Zoa Phora advertised as a cure for female weakness

An early 20th century promotional excerpt touts Zoa Phora as the sole true tonic for tired women. It claims to revive nerves, tone stomachs, brighten eyes, and restore youth, with testimonials from Mrs. Br. E. Crytie of Ballda Colorado and other suffering women.

BR. E. Crytie Ballda Colorado Zon

Pongee Fabric Promotes Style and Easy Laundering

The text praises pongee for spring and summer wear noting its many good qualities like cotton fabrics and its unique feature of being laundered easily. It mentions availability in all colors with a fashionable mode shade as the most stylish option.

Spring Park Cleaning Underway This Monday

The spring clean-up of the parks will begin Monday. Flower beds will be uncovered and parks put in order for summer as fast as possible. Work on all of them will begin Monday.

Architect Flavius J Van Vorhis Builds SixStory Block

Flavius J Van Vorhis, a lawyer and doctor, is building a six story business block on East Chrost. He personally supervises the excavation and design with a brick wall ventilation plan, aiming for enclosure by January and interior completion next year, trusting his manual training and oratorical skill.

Flavius J. van Vorhis E. Chrost van Vorhis Gale

Haughville Amid Night Trade and Home Building Boom

Haughville thrives after 6 p m as shops wake and 76 percent of business occurs at night. Iron works employ about 1,600 men at Brown Ketcham and National Malleable Castings. Many homes are small, rents rise, and lots sell fast with easy installment plans. Sewers and street improvements are top needs, along with brick paving as debates begin.

Haughville Brown-Ketcham Iron Works National Malleable Castings Company Demann Building and Loan Association West Fork Addition Michigan-st Warman-avée Laura-st Eleventh-st Twelfth-st Tibbs-are Twelfth St

Comic valentines stir Calvary church in Binghamton

In Binghamton New York March 27 trouble brews at Calvary Baptist over comic valentines sent to female members and a prayer meeting scene, as opponents accuse Rev Hancock of mailing offensive cartoons. Hancock denies the charge with church support, while incriminating blame shifts to mischievous boys as offended women cling to their accusation.

Binghamton N. Y Calvary Baptist Church Hancock

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