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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1902
Page
4
An article cites a Juvenile Record piece arguing bathing links to criminology and civilization. It notes few people shower daily, cites 1876 Indianapolis bathrooms, divorce claims over baths, misuses of bathtubs, and suggests public laundries and paths could cut crime by aiding workers.
The piece argues Democrats in Congress help Republicans by attacking the administration and war in the Philippines. It claims history shows public support backs wartime governments and notes a forthcoming announcement about interurban franchise petitions and a Philippine scandal reference. It also mentions Gov. Odell not seeking the presidency.
A fragmented debate questions a proposed ordinance and natural gas measure while critics claim the mayor will veto any pass. The discussion touches on patriotism, urban planning, rotten bridges, and a call to replace a failing water system with a touted cure.
City officials face critique as gamblers claim the administration is not serious. Other residents express varied views, noting concerns about policy and accountability in local governance.
Andy Carnegie provokes debate with bold remarks and funding comments while the mayor confronts fragile bridges and explores steps to address the problem amid criticism.
A collection of brief quips and light political quips from multiple papers. It notes Mr Phillips manipulating grain cornering and recalls past corn cornering. It cites jokes about freed black patriots and croakers among Americans. It comments on London hunger and charity during a royal crowning.
A fragmented mood piece lists cautions on love friendship and secrets. It muses that prudent women love in moderation and memory serves as a safety valve while noting folly in fanatics and the danger of sharing secrets with strangers.
A 35 year old inmate at the county poor asylum died early today of tuberculosis. Harry Smith, single, was admitted to the poor farm on April 21. He had no known relatives in Indianapolis.
Fashion notes describe silk crepe garments in self and pompadour colors with hand painted details. Panne crepes in black and white, embroidered silks, and dainty outfits suit garden party costumes. Hats feature drooping brims and floral accents. wide collars of batistes with Trish embroidery lead the season. Medallion lace motifs remain popular. Latin chiffon ribbons update bodices.
A collection of humorous snippets and verses features dialogue on love money and marriage, rustic village scenes, and playful exchanges among characters including a sage of Hawville. Edward Singer signs off as the writer and narrator.
A reflective piece advising mothers to cultivate contentment and conscience in children, teaching obedience without fear, fostering sympathy, and valuing real child sorrows. It notes parental sympathy strengthens later parent child ties and comments on a fashion trend of a white chiffon veil with a black cross bat motif.
A compilation of terse quotes from multiple papers commenting on Cuban affairs Root tariffs Moros and Filipino actions. References include Grand Rapids Press Detroit Evening News Toledo Daily News Milwaukee Daily News Boston Herald Cleveland Plain Dealer Philadelphia Record and Detroit Free Press reacting to Roosevelt Palma Hanna Nation and labor events.
Clarence A. Kenyon, president, says Indianapolis and other Indiana jobs require boosting capitalization from 5000 to 100000. E H Kenyon serves as secretary. No changes will be made in the company.
Mrs. Mansfield visits Ashland, Ohio to see her brother. Mrs. Hunt and Mrs. Brush plan a visit to Cincinnati. The Bowmans occupy the Tuttle residence on Meridian Street. Mrs. Cooper and her mother host a Thursday card party with carnations and ferns. Mrs. Brush honors Nellie Brush with a party featuring hanging cards as decor and cow bell games.
The article discusses using the ivory white tone for woodwork over cold blue whites, soft rubbed finishes reducing varnish use, and inexpensive jute tapestries in rich blue and green for summer hangings. It notes view curtains as a midsummer drapery and emphasizes stains as a key decorative element.
Practical clues on moth prevention with alum wash for store boxes and crevices. Uses for tea leaves include cleaning paint stains by boiling water infusion. White paint cleans with a flannel dipped in whiting. Vinegar moistened cloth helps cheese stay moist and mold free. Lime mixed with egg white makes quick drying cement for repairs.
A Pittsburg Chronicle poem lampoons spring fever, describing fatigue and disinterest in work. The speaker longs for open air, birds, and fishing with simple gear, preferring loafing until the season passes.
A collage of quips and dialogue excerpts from Punch Life Washington Star Judge and Puck poking fun at manners, misunderstandings, and social quirks. Jokes touch on golf neighbors ping pong love and mistaken sensitivities with light, urban humor.
Hanna returns from a southern educational tour with 80 men in Virginia, Georgia, Alabama, and Tennessee to study rural districts. The delegation’s aim was to observe local schools and share improvements for education outreach.
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