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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1901
Page
5
Royal Baking Powder has no counterpart at home or abroad. Its qualities make bread healthier and cake finer in appearance and flavor, and these properties are peculiar to itself and not found in any other leavening agent.
Miss Edithe Patten will wed Maj. Gen. Henry C. Corbin at noon in Washington in a strictly military ceremony. President Roosevelt and many officials will attend. Senator John P. Jones will give away the bride. McKinley sent a cordial autograph message of congratulations.
Residents urge public coal weighing scales to protect buyers from shortweights with coal deliveries. Officials split between establishing scales or an inspector of weights and measures to safeguard consumers while limiting dealer burden. Council members weigh feasibility and enforcement.
Dr Kahlo describes strict enlistment rules including eye color blue and brown shades numbered for identification. Disqualifications include hammer toe flat foot and hereditary disease, while marks birthmarks scars and even nipples are recorded for Washington files.
Ruth Joslyn and Ned Bennett attend Mrs Leigh Brice's party where lingering flirtations test Ruth's affections. After a private talk in the conservatory Bennet asks to marry, but Ruth delays. a late night moment in the nursery reveals her true feelings and Ned's hopeful promise.
Jolly Joseph Wagner is the sole Democrat holding any elected office in Center township as a member of the township advisory board. The rest of the democratic offices are filled by appointed bipartisan members, with two Republicans elected under a disputed nomination process. Center township voters also elect federal and state officials, but Wagner remains uniquely the sole Democrat among local officeholders.
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