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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1907
Page
6
Illustration promotes a 13 by 17 inch Clothes Pin Apron with long twine ties and a hanging loop. It claims to speed washing when paired with Swift's Pride Soap and Washing Powder, listing multiple local dealers such as AppWton & Co. and Avery Geo. W. It invites shoppers to buy through numerous store names and addresses.
Miss Alice Perry is named county surveyor of Galway the first woman civil engineer in Ireland. In the United States the first woman civil engineer trained in the east has long worked with a major New York firm. Nora Blatch, granddaughter of Elizabeth Cady Stanton, is the second American woman to become a civil engineer and works for the American Bridge Company.
Half gallon bottles priced at six cents each and five gallon demijohns for an additional amount. New phone number listed as 277 od main 778.
The piece describes fashion details for lingerie gowns with pink and yellow underlinings and decorative arm bows. It also recounts a Canadian pearl story where a traveler found a large pearl in a mussel shell, spurring jewelry trade and rare finds, including pink pearls and a $200,000 valued stone.
A smaller pearl fetched seventy thousand dollars at auction, underscoring strong demand for quality gems. The sale highlighted buyer interest from collectors and dealers, with prices signaling continued appetite for fine gemstones.
A man once blind at the street corner is restored by a large inheritance. He regains sight and leaves the corner, his life transformed by sudden wealth and a new path ahead.
A fragment questions if Perkins died of natural causes and asks whether murder was involved, with text trailing into partial, garbled words. The incomplete lines hinder clear facts or context.
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