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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1904
Page
5
Advertisement asserts Royal Baking Powder is economical and yields better results, touting Royal Baking Powder Co. as the preferred brand for cost efficiency and baking performance.
In a vivid escape sequence, the narrator and allies break through guards and a locked door to rescue Lady Olivia from a dangerous containment. They flee the city by horse as mobs threaten the house, using a gold-bribed gate to reach safety, then rest at a palms area while Lady Olivia recovers. The tale ends with gratitude and a promise to continue the pursuit in a following installment.
Lincoln Nebraska November 3 Prof Ross of the University of Nebraska urged in a student assembly that every family should have four children to sustain the race. He warned one or two may marry or go to war, and called bearing children a high honor though economic concerns push couples away from large families.
A large fire swept through Ducoweg and the main mining camp east of Joplin causing extensive damage. Losses are estimated around 100000 dollars with much of the business district affected. Local officials and fire crews fought the blaze into the night.
Misa Sanger, once stenographer to Willand Budieu Foulle, rose to confidential secretary to the president and later moved to the postmasters department. She now serves as chief clerk assistant, reading congressional mail and overseeing the postal guide compilation and distribution of laws and regulations.
In a London drawing room drama, Dr Maloney maneuvers to expose a will dispute between Miss Prendergast and her niece Dolly Denyer. A forged or unsigned will spurs romance as Dolly discovers Aunt Prendergast has secretly wed the Irish doctor, altering fortunes and sealing marriages in a tense, fate-filled finale.
In a tangled case Miss Prendergast inherits from her father but with a binding will that threatens the fortune if she marries without consent. Lawyer Denyer reveals a drastic plan affecting Dr. Maloney and Mrs. Lawrence. The couple, urged by the arrangement, separate. Maloney leaves his practice, which is sold to Harry Lawrence, and he departs the neighborhood.
A long social column records many returns and visits: Mrs. Elizabeth Winchell, Marion. Miss Eugena Vater, Lafayette. Mr and Mrs John McAlvey from Crewfordeville. Miss Agnes Fleming and Miss Mary Flaming. Mrs. J. L. Ketcham and daughters. Miss Dottie Batnne from Anderson. Miss Lean Palmer from Amfergon. Mrs. G. M. Hienderann from Shelly ile. Mrs. Bewall hosting a dinner for Mrs. Raymond Iron. numerous trips to Indianapolis, Greenfield, Shelbyville, Seymour, and Lafayette. Myron Spades and Miss Elsla Powell wed in New York. and social events including a baby shower and entertainments by local clubs.
A garbled report describes a mother returning home with her children and relatives in attendance. The text mentions clothing, pride in the children, and family gathering around a chest or trunk. Unclear names, places, or dates mar the fragment, but the tone suggests a domestic scene of reunion.
The text appears to describe cutting three slim slips of red paper, aligning and pasting them, and tying ends together, with garbled phrases about folding and preparing a confrontational or instructional packing task. The exact actions are unclear due to OCR errors and misspellings.
The excerpt describes crochet and lace patterns for creating scalloped sections and shells with chain and double crochet stitches. It mentions steps for turning rows, using chains and clusters, and building up to eight shells. A social note announces a Bartenders' Union event and aThursday evening gathering at Ger smanta hall with Belser's orchestra.
The article describes mauve gowns trimmed with shirring bands and silk shirring on both sides of the fabric. It notes velvet ribbons matching the gown color covering the shirring areas and eyelet ribhon details on the bodice. The neckline and collar feature all over lace with a welt of shirring at the bands.
The text outlines methods for invalid feeding and cracked wheat preparation. It describes poaching eggs, soaking and cooking cracked wheat, and serving suggestions with milk or cream and sugar. It mentions avoiding heat during certain steps and long cooking times with stirring and water additions.
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