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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1906
Page
5
A humorous health pamphlet-like piece warns that indigestion starts many diseases and lax bowels ruin mood. It promotes Cascarets as a natural exercise for the bowels, urging readers to carry them like a watch and buy from the Sterling Remedy Company with a loyalty offer.
In a seaside setting Otto von Hinde, a famed German eye specialist, contends with Beatrice Hogan over love and a blind fiancée named Duncan Anson. A burly intruder, a cliffside struggle, and a dramatic operation restore Duncan’s sight, ending with Beatrice wedding Duncan and Von Hinde as best man.
Boston May 19 Despite reaching his 100th birthday Rev Dr William Kawe slipped while rushing to catch a car home in Cambridge Friends cheered his longevity and memory He is cited by Dr Howson as the oldest clergyman alive Born Worcester Massachusetts May 28 1206 to 1206 notes show his awareness of abolition riots and the Waller debate and his nimble years of life.
Advice on infant feeding during heat waves stresses avoiding adult table foods for babies. Mothers should choose age appropriate meals, use proper milk and bread or soft boiled eggs sparingly, and gradually wean as the child grows. Emphasizes physician guidance and studying reliable baby care books to reduce illness and deaths.
Special to The Sam New York May 2 Pierpont Morgan has completed a private art gallery near his Madison Avenue mansion. The marble structure, costing millions, sits behind the house with a $3.5 million property value and a land price near $100,000. Morgan designed the gallery from his sketches and has spent about $20 million on art in recent years.
Special to The Sam. A widowed mother and her son fled a blazing home in Frisco when a fire threatened. The boy loaded their transfer wagon and drove to safety in Golden Gate Park. He then bought sand and water to make a small stock, resold wares to visitors, and occasionally crossed the bay twice daily to replenish stock. With earnings he houses his mother in an untouched district, runs a refreshment stand on Fillmore, and ferries passengers at 95 cents. He aims to save enough in a year to rebuild the destroyed home.
The article outlines new gown designs with satin bodices and metallic ribbon trims, featuring ivory lace underskirts, beaded ornaments, and velvet hems. It also describes chiffon lace combinations, Irish lace overlays, and chiffon roses, plus morning gowns in pongee for easy care and versatile trimmings.
Special to the Sum. Noblesville Indiana May 2. Mias Minute Henderann sues Everett New by alleging breach of marriage contract and seeks 10000 damages. The parties reside at Sheridan. A few days ago the defendant married another girl in Sheridan.
Delicate summer fashions feature white straws and pale pastels. Feathers and flowers adorn hats with pink roses on bands and pink satin fabrics. A pale pastel ensemble highlights a queenly look with soft yellow and rose hues and long pink aigrettes in a garden mood.
Mrs Beelah Hawkins of Los Angeles wakes after a 72 hour sleep at a local hospital claiming improved health. She recalls limited consciousness during the slumber and suspects a dominance will caused the trance though she cannot identify any motive or hypnotist. Also advertised travel specials from Chicago to Denver and Colorado Springs with low round trip rates and schedules.
A fragment hints at a scene where a friend greets another returning, the mood bright yet overshadowed by concern over a possible small debt. The exchange centers on a quick, casual request for a spare five spot, revealing character dynamics and social tension.
A collage of humor lines, names, and scattered notes from multiple correspondents. Mentions court warrants in Cleveland, a speculator, and an insanity wartime sew. Includes weather forecast for June, poems about roses, and travel mentions across cities. Includes parish and social notes with names like Ella Van Hooser and Rebecca Frederick.
The article traces the tumultuous saga of Spain's nineteenth century queens, focusing on Christina and her turbulent line. It notes Ferdinand VII’s Naples marriage, Christina’s ascent, marriage to Francisco, and her long rule through her descendants. The narrative covers intrigues, war, exile, regencies, and dynastic marriages shaping mid‑1800s Spain.
G W Dillingham announces new novels and serials for August and June from Hert Leston Taylor W C Gidgon Frederick Upham Adams Alfred Henry Lewis Charles Kieln Arthur Horoble and General Charles King. Notable entries include The Lion and the Mouse a tale of American life adapted from a play and Tonio Son of the Sierras with color illustrations by Charley J Post. The works feature a young army heroine Tonto an Indian chief similar to Chief Joseph and a net of testimony and intrigue.
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