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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1907
Page
5
A frontier romance unfolds on a dusty horse trail as Ralph Mulvane carries a wounded woman toward a mountain cottage. She recalls a past broken vow and asks forgiveness while he bears the burden of her memory and their untold future. The scene shifts to a quiet homestead with children at play, renewing hope in the cowboy's eyes.
Special to The Sun New York March 28. The divorce case of opera star Emma Eames and painter Julian Story unfolds as a tale of artistic temperament clashing with fame. Long marriage and devotion to her career give way to rumors of infidelity and public strain, signaling a possible end to their 16 year partnership.
A man points to a girl and to a woman on a porch and declares the girl is his. He asks to take her in and says his wife will care for her. The girl nods, puzzled by the calm pride in his voice and the welcoming smile of the woman.
Simple old fashioned recipes list ingredients for rhubarb pie lemon pie and sour milk lemon pie plus Sally Luann Quick cake like batter. Each dish uses sugar butter eggs and spices with notes on mixing heating and serving.
Skeleton gowns for all ages feature a taffeta silk dress in deep gleaming rose and silver green mousseline. An underblouse in tinted monasserine, narrow-pleated circular skirt, ecru embroidery front, and a Persian ribbon flounce accent the gown. Deep green velvet covers button molds, finishing a delicate afternoon party look.
Society women such as Mrs. Clarence Mackay with her immense fortune write novels for pleasure. Mrs. George Jay Gould, Mrs. Spencer Trask, and Mrs. William Corcoran Eustis also authored works while managing prominent social lives and families. Mackay’s novel Stone of Destiny has achieved notable sales.
An old line advertises Laxative Bromo Quinine as a worldwide cold and grip remedy. It promises to remove the cause of headaches and neuralgia from colds and asks readers to seek the full name and signature of E. W. Grove.
Buttons recovered. Pena and Wash locations noted. rooms described as accordions in plaiting work within the Odd Fellows' Building. Local authorities report recovered buttons and confirm site details for the ongoing investigation.
Local classifieds advertise baseball uniforms for sale at 1.75 dollars per item. Contact Gus Habich at 121 West Washington for details and purchases.
Mrs Nicholas Longworth attends Easter services wearing a white chip turban perched high on one side. A light green velvet band trims the hat and a large white bird with spread wings decorates one side, reflecting the season's vanity in Washington society.
A humorous collection targets mollycoddles from suffrage to society. Jokes rail at hat styles and suburban manners while lampooning politicians and industrial leaders. The piece ends noting the working girl’s permanence and the eastern woman’s view on suburbia.
Shocking tale circulates about Stager and Miss Sparrier. A casual car ride allegedly ended in a wedding, sparking chatter as friends recall Stager’s warning that cars bring trouble.
A provocative remark contrasts a 7-year-old dropping a half burned match in an alley with an able bodied man needing many matches to start a fire. The quoted line implies uneven outcomes in fire ignition and references a dramatic urban scene. The piece appears to discuss fire risks and perceptions of blame or capability.
A Sun contest offers $100,000 for the best mollycoddle definition as Webster’s six best sellers debate its current accuracy. The piece riffs on Roosevelt politics, Burton’s prison claim, drinkers, Romer lust, and a New York doyenne on women’s dress.
A narrator recalls children playing with a red wagon as Sylvester is pulled by the Boy Next Door who acts as policeman. The pair improvise a pretend crime and imprisonment. the boy patrol wagon becomes real by accident. The tale ends with the child released and a wish for Sylvester to outfox the neighbor.
This piece argues the best method to soft boil eggs is to start in cold water and bring to a boil for even texture, avoiding the common mistake of starting in boiling water. It notes altitude affects boiling point and may require adjusted timing for perfect, creamy whites and fully cooked yolks.
B Ry Welch advertises a stomach trouble remedy with a specialty in old whisky. The note emphasizes health benefits and urges patrons to try the product at the establishment.
The Sun announces a partnership with a leading pattern company to provide readers with new patterns each day for ten cents. Each pattern is described daily and the service accepts postpaid orders by sending the requested pattern number size and buyer name and address to the Fashion Department.
Willam Allen White targets Emporia women for not registering this year and not voting. He argues the city cannot stay clean without their active participation and labor. The piece titled The Women Are Asleep urges women to wake up and work with their usual resolve.
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