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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1904
Page
5
A narrator recalls proposing to Evelyn after she promised squash pies and cakes. Her baking proved dreadful, tasting like burnt rags, yet she offered another slice and watched him eat it. He hints he was maneuvered into marriage by the pie ordeal.
By Mme Nannette Falloppe this article details nail anatomy and care including protective nails, matrix, and cuticle function. It covers tools for manicure, material selection, self manicuring steps, shaping, cuticle treatment, paste and buffing processes and finishing polish tips. It notes careful handling to avoid damage and describes a home routine to achieve healthy nails with emphasis on safety and technique.
A stream of social mentions from Lafayette and nearby towns notes returns from trips, visits, and guests. People such as Col. Wallace Foster, Lie Stoneman, Miss Elizabeth Dawson, Mrs. Mary Tresginl, and Mrs. Frank Kell are listed with relatives, hosts, and social engagements across Lafayette, Noblesville, Anderson, Greenfield, and Indianapolis.
Nov 7 in Claypont there is a tip about the national convention while the state conference of the Daughters of the American Revolution will be held at ha Propsicum on Nov 9 and there Amos Moore and Alva Cramer of Martinville were guests of Mrs William Celmer. Mrs T Poulson Greenfield hosted daughter Mrs Will T Howe and has returned. Mr and Mrs Sam Seger Anderson celebrated their 20th wedding anniversary last night. Miss Margery Knowles Richmond VA returned home from Indianapolis with Mrs W J Sharpe and Mrs W D Narmford. Mrs Arthur Downing has returned from Greenfield after staying with her mother-in-law Mrs Charles Dovening.
A Scripps-M'Rae Cablegram report charges the Rundan defenders at Port Arthur with misusing Red Cross badges and mistreating and killing wounded soldiers, citing a number of cases and naming Imperil headquarters and a Monday issue date.
The article details an elaborate homemaking handkerchief with fine workmanship. It describes edge lace braid, center patterns using doubles hemstitchery, and decorative Bermuda faggeting. It warns to use best materials and notes Mechlin laces should not be used as they do not launder.
Reginald Brett, famed lawyer-detective, meets Tony Hume-Frazer seeking help to clear a name tied to the Stowmarket murder case. The pair review a scrapbook of clippings recounting Sir Alan Hume-Frazier’s death, a strained marriage, and a web of elopements, debts, and occult hints as the former probes a possible crime unraveling in a manor near Sleagh.
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