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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1900
Page
4
Dora manipulates a tense moment as Col. Arthur confesses love to Miss Jonsten while the narrator hides, torn between exposing her rival and preserving the scene. Dora toys with both men, hinting at romantic leverage and hidden heartbreak in the drawing room.
The excerpt shows a tense scene as a male character declares immense funds, a woman named Dora escapes in a flutter, and Col Arthur is urged to deliver a $50,000 check by morning, reported by the New Orleans Times-Democrat.
A poem in which Dame Nature gathers her seasonal offspring. The narrator describes time as a caregiver who recalls winter and snow children from garden and wilderness. Ice folk glimpse North lights behind the sun as July ends, then autumn colors arrive and spring returns to welcome the green leaves home.
A dated culinary guide lists meat and vegetable pairings. It covers mutton with rice, chicken croquettes, duck with macaroni, roast beef with various greens, and fish with potatoes. It mentions salads or jellies as complements and notes variations for boiled or fried preparations.
A cranberry red silk blouse features a yoke with tucked shoulders and a large puff sleeve tapering at the top. The lower sleeve is cut crosswise, fits tight to the arm, and ends in a cuff-like hand.
A child visiting her grandmother at an army camp admires soldiers and expresses a wish to grow up and wear red stripes down her panties after a dress parade.
John Detrick, a checkman at the Panhandle freight house, testifies that kidney weakness and back pain eased after using Dean’s Kidney Pills obtained at Henry J. Huder’s drug store. He states he finished a box and remains free from pains, with Foster-Milburn Co. listed as U.S. agents.
Miss Leeton of Lafayette Mississippi sues Senator Leeton seeking 50000 damages alleging they lived as man and wife and he refused to marry her after sending her to college. Sullivan denies the charges claiming extortion and no claim. Leeton had been married at first meeting but later obtained a divorce.
A collage of clipped lines shows gender humor and social tension. A mother contemplates patience with Mrs. de Smythe as a minor feud. A Meekton and Leonidas exchange on brains and nature. A passenger contest over seating reveals stealthy social pressure and discomfort.
A poet recalls a husband who scolds his wife for fretting over small matters. He urges her to ignore petty troubles and focus on greater cares, until a single sore toe proves even small ailments can dominate worry. The verse contrasts past stoicism with present alarm.
The Bohemian sets up a plaster lion and adores it while the Belgravian admires a golden calf. The worldling hides feelings, and not everyone carries microscopes. Giving everyone their due would not break the bank of good will. Women fix homes and let their minds grow cobwebs.
Plain linen handkerchiefs remain best for everyday use though women favor daintier lace trimmed mouchoirs to complete dressy outfits. Monograms or crests are often embroidered for a personal touch with Valenciennes or Honiton patterns as popular choices. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised as a blood purifier for catarrh and related ailments. Rick headaches claimed cured by Hood's Pills.
Laundry advertisement notes neckbands free and progress laundry with contact telephone 1181. Also lists a prepared meal in the city at St Charles hotel offered as full regular dinner and businessmen's lunch with prices 2c and 15c.
A list of etiquette guidelines discourages rude remarks about food and family, grumbling to outsiders, contradicting friends, dressing poorly when unseen, being rude to servers, self centered party hosting, refusing favors graciously, and disrespecting elders in public transit.
The piece notes how progressive women have not read Warner yet praise him for a tribute to female independence. He compares women’s awakening to a mother watching a baby explore life beyond the home and classroom.
An advertisement offers a free prepaid trial of Mme M Ribault's beauty remedy. It features claims by Mme Emma Fagon the contralto about improved complexion and singing boost, urging women to write for a free sealed sample from 880 Elspan Building Cincinnati Ohio.
The subscriber announces to Fourth ward voters in Center township Marion county Indiana his申请 to the Board of County Commissioners at the December 1900 term for a license to sell spirituous vinous malt and other intoxicating beverages in quantities under five gallons with on premises consumption. The business location is No 1123 North Went ward 4 on the ground floor of a two story brick building at Third and West streets in Drake and Mayh first addition Indianapolis Center township Marion county Indiana.
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