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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1906
Page
5
The article describes a stunning summer gown in acute mignonette green. It features an 80 percent cured round shoulder effect, a bodice of ecru chiffon with freon lines in small checks, and lace motifs. The ensemble is paired with a rough straw hat and Dresden ribbon in green, accented by a pink rose and white edging, creating a refined dress form.
A breezy summer dress design for a refined family woman features a French chambray frock with a tucked collarness blouse, shoulder trimming of embroidered bands, and a crushed liberty ribbon forming a sailor knot at the waist. Elbow sleeves end in a chambray frill. a folded belt completes the ribbon accent. A matching weekhorn hat with yellow paint and a cocked form is described as the final touch.
Reported royal divorce likely soon as Prince Ferdinand of Savaria and Princesa Maria Theresa quarrel. Ferdinand allegedly drinks heavily, causes scandal, and may abuse Maria Theresa. Queen mother urged King Alfonso’s intervention to push reform or approve separation.
An interrupted fragment mentions Andrew Carnegie visiting Kenyon and an attempted link to a railroad track. A medical ad urges expulsion of impurities from blood using Hand's Saraparitta to fortify health. A brief line references Ashen Bros. & Co with a North Gl phone and a new five dollar item.
The Cleveland story recounts W. J. White a once famed gum peddler who built a vast fortune starting from five dollars, only to divorce after 43 years of marriage. He and his wife rose from humble origins to wealth, then social rise faded as alimony and wealth shifts are noted. White’s life spans Canada to Cleveland to New York with a yacht and stock holdings.
Roderick Carroll learns the Prince of Baronia, missing amid rumors of political danger, seeks to marry Margaret Stune. The prince entrusts Carroll with a secret plan while Carroll plots to thwart the union. A pallid, cruel rival watches from another table as events unfold.
In a theater scene a masked confrontation erupts as Roderick steps to escort Margaret. A gun threat ends with a struggle, Roderick wounded, the would-be assassin down, and a dramatic departure as letters reveal gratitude and a royal invitation.
A description of a walking costume featuring tat fat cloth with oriental embroidery in nattier blue and white, a slender white collar, and blue velvet accents. The outfit includes embroidered hands, a squire accessory in Irish Rulpure white chiffon, blue velvet bows, a blue velvet fossil note, a blue chiffon foundation, and a blue satin hat turned up high on the left, adorned with jasmine and delicate fern accents.
A New York report notes rose color as a predicted fashion favorite for fall and winter wear. Mrs. Wh am KK Vanderbilt is described in detail, wearing a pleated ankle length walking skirt with a stomible breasted coat reaching the knees, without a vestige of swimming.
A guidance piece encourages purchasing a dead-white shade skirt to harmonize with a lingerit water or similar attire. It notes a cream-centered variant may disrupt the artistic effect and highlights economical cleaning and care for the garment.
A report notes Eugenie’s gift to Princess Ena and a proposed betrothal to the Spanish king. It mentions a portrait of the pope by Carole Duran as part of the scene.
A garbled slice of a Milford newspaper page recounts a San Francisco earthquake, a girl sewing a sleeve, a nursemaid blade incident, and a Chicago alimony case. It notes a writer claiming a long list of curious happenings, with a local plea for readers to send in more information and a tax on happiness.
The article extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription as safe alcohol free formulas, printed ingredients, and endorsed by leading medical writers. It cites doctors from Jefferson Medical College and others praising Golden Seal root, Unicorn root, Black Cherry bark, and glycerine base. It promotes these remedies for stomach, liver, and especially women's reproductive health, with testimonials and requests for a free booklet.
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