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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1907
Page
5
Public endorsement outlines the contents and safety of Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for women’s ailments, plus the broader uses of Golden Medical Discovery. It touts nonalcoholic, non-narcotic ingredients and urges trial, with directions for related products and a request for the booklet.
Antonio Luigi, a fruit vendor, watches Rosa Raciotti flirt with rich widower Mitera. He contemplates poverty or death to keep Rosa, then confesses love. Rosa asks if he will become a rival with a stand, but public demand interrupts as a customer seeks bananas.
Lawmakers in a light mood discuss ongoing topics with humor about executive sessions and public access. The exchange highlights how procedure and theatrics mingle as members joke about keeping sessions private or open.
A foreign nobleman pleads for a dowry transfer to be issued as a clearing house certificate amid a money market unsettled. An American heiress blushes at the request while noting the youth’s idle wait for work and decent pay. Call money remains alert to opportunity.
Elliott Bennett and Miss Margaret Laurie race to stop Henninger from stealing a treasure map as they pursue a perilous South Africa route aboard the Avon Castle. In Cape Town and beyond they battle time and treachery to reach Lorenzo Marquez before rivals.
A home recipe for oatmeal bread uses oats salt boiling water molasses flour butter and yeast with overnight rising and no kneading. Also instructions to fry sliced purple egg plant in breadcrumbs dipped in egg and fried in butter until light brown with optional peels.
An article argues constipation spans rich and poor and all ages due to civilization. Overwork worry overeating and wrong foods drain bowel nerves while brain activity diverts nerve energy. It promotes Blackburns Castor-On pills as a ten cent remedy.
A humorous profile lampoons Silas C. Swallow, nominee for Prohibition party president, praising his dry wit and Methodist beliefs while noting his firm stance on baptism by immersion and his stout temperament. The piece mocks his political optics with arch wordplay on topology and character.
The description outlines a stunning long heavy silk coat in delicate fawn, with a bodice that tapers into the skirt. Three quarter sleeves feature a golden brown velvet band, coral sleeve buttons, and a large waist button. The mutt appears white with tails and ermine heads as a front decoration.
A brief note on the cornucopia or horn of plenty as a traditional candy container. Describes its varied sizes from thimble to sard long and ornate paper decorations, recalling its use at Christmas trees and childhood delight, while noting it is now considered old fashioned. Mentions European origins with Germany and France.
An out of control street car on the Eighteenth street line ran 18 blocks down a hill before colliding with a delivery wagon. Air brakes failed. Laborer Peter Diltingham was killed and several passengers were injured, with one possibly dying.
Some financiers in New York faced self-recrimination after a gas outage, with remarks indicating responsibility for turning on the lights and potentially causing the blackout. The source notes individuals blaming themselves for the incident.
The remark notes that most people have not reached the gasoline runabout level of wealth, much less an aerial touring car, underscoring limited affordability and speculative tech adoption.
From Diana's Diary the narrator recounts a volatile scene at Everett True's residence where a Japanese helper Mitamuchi Sake is dismissed amid allegations of padding the grocery bill and a heated exchange leading to a kitchen fracas. The episode ends with True cooking a meal in an improvised apron as Mrs True endures a headache. To be continued.
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