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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1900
Page
5
Miss Margaret Daly heiress to copper magnate Marcus Daly marries H. Carroll Brown an American from Baltimore. A Washington Star piece recalls a dawn trek to Chevy Chase Circle with Mrs Jobson and the awkward impact of an early wake up on Mr Jobson.
Mr. Jobson extols long ten mile walks as best exercise while planning to begin daily walks with wife Mrs Jobson. She agrees to join but fears the effort as they debate commitment and the social costs of gym routines and car rides.
A New York Press item jokes that ministers are the best natural politicians and laments women's hair being mussed by tears. It humorously notes men gain interest by faking fondness for flowers and observes older women daring scarce to lift skirts when men watch.
Whip one and a half cupfuls of sugar with two eggs and butter. Add vanilla or lemon extract then milk. Sift two cups flour with two teaspoons baking powder and a salt teaspoon. Mix until smooth, adjust with flour if needed, bake in two pans or as three layers with filling and optional meringue frosting.
A stylish neck scarf described as a boa of black ostrich feathers. Ends meet under the chin and vanish beneath long black taffeta streamers with gilded spikes. Short ends reach below the waist while the long ones extend to the knees.
The text notes new winter jackets and capes with collars cut to minimize fur glare from the previous designs. It suggests this alteration improves the garment’s appearance when viewed from the side or rear, indicating a refined tailoring approach for furrier-proportioned features.
At the National Wholesale Druggists Association banquet in Chicago Reverend Frank Crane praised laughter as healthful. He warned against excess drug use and mocked solemn theologians, urging readers to keep their chin up and laugh rather than brood.
A reflective verse recalls a first sighting and a deep look beneath a hat brim that altered a life. The speaker vows the memory will burn in the heart through long years and be revealed in the worlds beyond the sun.
A contemplative reflection on duty as November approaches and the speaker braces to vote. The piece notes inner tremors and the weight of responsibility in participating in the democratic process. The Washington Star voice frames voting as a national factor and personal resolve.
Miss Marian Bell daughter of the great telephone inventor shows strong talent in electricity. From girlhood she conducted original experiments and lectured on Marconi wireless telegraphy to a fashionable Washington audience at the Women’s clubs lecture room.
The passage notes using a jeweled clasp to fasten a throat ribbon or waist velvet band. It highlights small, handsome clasps and suggests that tiny, well-made clasps are likely to be real.
A playful collage of snippets from Miss Black and Miss Gray at a bakehouse scene, casual chatter about kitchen mishaps, book chatter from Philadelphians, and a verse about desserts ending with a craving for gingerbread. The piece evokes light, domestic humor and urban magazine vibe.
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