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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1900
Page
5
The piece notes a woman repeatedly facing meal planning worries from breakfast to supper. She contemplates fresh ideas, selects dishes, and ensures all provisions. It concludes that while the phrase womans work is never done is debated, the worry over meals remains a fact.
Carruthers and Olgan Reimarth danced with striking unity at The Billows as Olga Relmarth, long aloof, exuded new warmth. Their flirtation drew attention and stirred envy among guests while speculation swirled about the couple’s future as they left for the plaza after the final dance.
Olga’s poised social world shivers as a man, bound for Alaska and the south, presses for a future meeting. She narrates a tale of a wealthy school friend who deserts fortune for love, suffers in a child-filled home, and endures a husband’s neglect. A lullaby from Marie triggers the man’s realization of a deeper bond and a hinted confession of marriage plans.
A brief Omaha News excerpt features a tense exchange where two men affirm loyalty then part with a tender farewell. One declares intent to go home next day and asks the other to relay a message to Marie, ending with a blessing.
Mrs. Sheridan widow of a noted general arrives in Washington from Nonquitt Massachusetts and plans to re enter society. Her son Philip Henry a West Point student and her three daughters Irene Louise join a broad social network. The Rhode Island avenue residence near Admiral Dewey’s displays portraits and mementoes of the general while hospitality is extended to friends as the season resumes.
Mary Collins once famed in Halifax now star patient at Mc Lean asylum in Waverly Massachusetts. She believes the asylum is her castle and is attended by a nurse day and night. She is an heiress to a 3 million dollar estate held in trust.
The article describes two methods for potato and cheese dishes. One method bakes hollowed potato shells filled with mashed potato mixed with egg and cream, topped with cheese and buttered crumbs. The alternative boils potatoes, layers with cream, butter, pepper and salt, then browns with bread crumbs and Parmesan. It also suggests using a potato scoop to form balls, fry them in hot butter until lightly browned, finished with pepper salt and parsley.
A fragment notes a heat accident where a flame from a gas stove singed nearby paper while a housekeeper prepared a fowl. The scene mentions rubbing out pin feathers with a coarse towel and references singed weather and stove conditions.
The wife of Gen Louis Botha, a famed South African war hero, urged courage among Boer troops after her husband became commander in chief. With Mrs Lucas Meyer she visited raiders, lifting morale and becoming a beacon of hope for weary soldiers. Her lineage traces to Robert Emmet and links to George Wyndham, under secretary for war.
The article surveys sleeve styles for gowns and coats, detailing eight designs. It describes specifics such as fabric, stitching, cuffs, oversleeves, and decorative elements including silk wristbands, embroidery, and braid edging.
The guide warns against cold cream oil and vaseline on the face as they promote hair growth. It suggests almond meal table cream and buttermilk for soothing effects. Red noses are linked to open nasal pores. night massage and cold water with alcohol next morning are advised. Apply cosmo line before going out and dust with talcum. use glycerine and rose water for chapped lips.
Snappy multi source quips on marriage and wedded life. Jests touch on talkative wives long waiting rooms vanity mirrors and the notion that marriage brings feuds or comic strains across different papers and eras.
A Victorian era note describes Mme. Alva receiving £35,600 from an Australian benefactor for her singing, equating the gift to £5,000 per song during a Bendigo charity tour. The poem at the start extols a living coal becoming a bright beacon of love and hope amid hardship.
Interview with Mme M Ribault who claims a simple daily beauty package can erase pimples, redness, and age marks. She says the method keeps her youthful appearance past sixty and offers a free trial by mail from Cincinnati.
The notice promotes 3 percent interest on deposits of one dollar or more and highlights auxiliary savings banks as a helpful tool for disciplined saving encouraging readers to visit and learn how they can save.
The subscriber provides notice to Eleventh ward voters in Center township Marion county Indiana of applying to the county Board of Commissioners in the December 1900 term for a license to sell spirituous vinous malt and other intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premises drinking allowed. The business is located in two rooms north on Kentucky Avenue first floor of a two story brick building Lot 4 Square 67 except the south end City of Indianapolis Center Township Marion County Indiana No 21 Kea Avenue ward 1.
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