Edna Wallace Hopper on Floradora gowns and stage roles
Edna Wallace Hopper discusses long skirts in Floradora noting the shift from previous costumes. She describes pink silk gown with velvet accents and white tulle attire with pink roses, praising extravagant simplicity and parasols. She worries about managing skirts but says audiences applaud for her earlier work, not as Lady HOLYROOD.
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Edna Wallace Hopper
Edna
Dr. Syntax
Lady Holyrood
Return to the Catskills Ends in Quiet Reckoning
Bushnell, exhausted by a failed scheme, confesses that his assets balance with his liabilities. He plans a brief retreat to Lexington in Greene county before returning to face the consequences. A train ride deepens his resolve as the Catskills revive his energy and memories.
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Bushnell
Rogers
Greene County
Catskills
It is a dream and awakening for Tara and Tom
In a moonlit ascent Tom Bushnell returns to his lover Tara after losing all his money on a risky venture. She comforts him as he admits the loss, and they share a moment of renewed faith, declaring money no longer matters in this new, hopeful world.
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Bughnell
Jing
Jim
Bushnell
Tom
Tara
Burton Egbert Stevenson
the Independent
Chicago
News
Salad Making Parts and Garnish Ideas
The article breaks salad making into five parts: green part prep by washing immersion and trimming, meat or fish prep by cutting or flaking, making dressing, and mixing with garnishing. Tomatoes are blanched then cooled and sometimes sugar flavored. garnishing lists include parsley beets carrots capers olives pickles eggs celery radishes and lobster.
London elects Kathleen Hayden Green as new mayor's wife
Kathleen Hayden Green, daughter of the newly elected lord mayor, will serve as lady mayoress during his administration. She is a noted writer and regular contributor to periodicals including the Literary World and the Pall Mall Gazette.
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Kathleen Hayden Green
London
Miss Green
Literary World
Pail Mall Gazette
Fragmentary Courtroom Exchange Sparks Testimony Inhabited By Old Names
A fragmentary dialogue from a courtroom scene recounts a testimony about newlyweds Caudle and his wife and a group of three pale, ragged children. The exchange, with sourcing from the Boston Transcript and Chicago Times Herald, captures the era’s genteel yet pointed questioning style.
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Chicago
Times-Herald
Nut Delights and Uses in Housekeeper's Recipes
A parade of nut based dishes and fillings details English walnuts as ideal for nut salads with apples and celery and mayonnaise. Chopped nuts enhance sandwiches and lettuce leaf wraps, with other nuts like hazel hickory and pecans. Desserts, meats sauces and a lemon whisky tart are described with detailed proportions.
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New York Press
Until He Fell In Love A Maid Changed The World
A lyric recounts how a man ignored nature’s beauty until love awakens him. Once he loves a maid, flowers, hills, sea foam and birds gain life and the world fills with merriment as his heart awakens to beauty. The poem links love to renewed perception. London Illustrated Magazine.
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Earth
London Illustrated Magazine
Salted Almonds
Salted almonds hold the place of honor as an appetizer with cheese and crackers or tea. Easily prepared at home with third-shelled sweet almonds. Blanch by boiling, rub skins, dry, coat in olive oil or butter, then bake until crisp and colored. Salt evenly and bake ten to twelve minutes.
Damaged Shoes Sale At Stout's Factory Store
Child's shoes priced at 5c to 36c sizes 2 through 5. Damaged factory stock offered tomorrow at Stout's Factory Shoe Store located 318 330 Massachusetts Avenue.
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Child’s
Stout's Factory
Massachusetts Ave
Child's Spring Heel Shoes at Stouts Factory Shoe Store
Shoes on sale tomorrow at Stout's Factory Shoe Store with spring heel design for children. Sizes 5 to 8 available. Located at 318 to 330 Massachusetts.
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Stout's Factory
Massachusetts
Stout’s Factory
Pointed Paragraphs From Chicago News
A collection of aphoristic lines on money love and human flaws. Witty reflections note that money can tempt fools and that a true beloved stands out among many.
Autumn Rain Laments in Ainslee’s Verse
Poem excerpt from Ainslee’s Magazine evokes autumn sorrow as nature sings of loss. Imagery of November hills, snow, and twilight frames music born of sorrow, beauty mingled with regret and pain.
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Ainslee
City Hospital Singers Cheer Up Patients
The Boston Transcript reports a party of good people visited City hospital to lift patients with music. The patients showed happy reactions as the singers performed.
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City Hospital
Boston Transcript
Dean's Kidney Pills Prove Effective For Kidney Ailments
An Indianapolis resident attests that Dean's Kidney Pills cured a two year debilitated kidney condition and painful symptoms after using a single box. The advertisement notes the product costs 50 cents, is sold by druggists, and carries Foster Milburn Co as U S agents in Buffalo New York.
Dainty Dishes For Teas And Luncheon Lines
A brief excerpt highlights specialty lines of goods for teas and luncheons. The passage notes assured excellence and lack of competitors in these offerings. It frames the product range as unique and superior within the market context.
Parrott- Taggart Bakery Liquor License Notice in Indianapolis
Louis Brown announces he will apply to the Marion county board of commissioners at the December term 190 for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on site drinking privileges. The business is at 437 W Washington St Indianapolis Center township Marion county Indiana in Metzger and Robinsons subdivision square 70 lot 10.
Liquor License Request from Thirteenth Ward Voter
A voter in the Thirteenth ward Center township Indiana applies to Marion county commissioners at the December term 1500 for a license to sell intoxicating malt and spiritous liquors in less than five gallons per sale with on premises drinking. The business frontages Virginia avenue first floor corner of Virginia avenue and Bradshaw street in ward 38 Indianapolis. ABE POLASKTI.
Notice of liquor and pool table license request
A. A. Banta gives notice to Thirteenth ward voters that he will apply to the county commissioners at the December term 1200 for license to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premise drinking. The business is at 1063 Virginia Ave fronting east on Virginia Ave in a two story brick building in Daugherty's subdivision, Center township, Marion County Indiana. He also seeks pool table privileges for the same room.
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Thirteenth Ward
Center Township
Marion County
Indiana
Board of
County Commissioners
Virginia Ave
Daugherty
Indianapolis
A. A. Banta
Board of Commissioners
State of Indiana
Shelby St
Outlet 98
Fletcher's
New Jersey St
Square
New Jersey
Louisiana-sts
New
Jesey St
Chas. A. Kuhn
Jones seeks license to sell intoxicants in Indianapolis
James M. Jones applies to the Marion County Board of Commissioners at the December 1900 term for a license to sell spiritous vinous malt and other intoxicating liquors for on premises consumption. The business is in a room facing north at the southeast corner of Eighteenth street and Post Avenue in Lieber & Kothe's addition, Indianapolis Center Township. No. 1165 West Eighteenth Street, Ward 4, Marion County.
Notice of liquor license and pool table privilege
A notice from FRED EBERHART to the Marion County Commissioners announces proposed malt and spiritous liquor sales at 148 Shelby Street, a one story frame building in Fletcher's subdivision, Center township, Indianapolis. He seeks to obtain license after the December term and requests pool table privileges for the same room.
Application for liquor license in Center Township Indiana
The voter of the Sixth ward Center applies to the Board of Commissioners at the December term 1900 for a license to sell spiritous vinous malt and other intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premises consumption. The business premises are a room facing east on Indiana Ave on the first floor of a three story brick building at 3834 Indiana Ave northeast part of lot 9 square unknown in Indianapolis Center Township Marion County Indiana known as No 2% Indiana Ave.
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Sixth Ward
Center Township
Marion County
Indiana
Board of Commissioners
Courtly
Indiana Ave
Indiana-ave
Indianapolis
Hoereth Seeks Small Liquor License in Indianapolis Ward
Voters of the Eleventh ward Center township Marion county Indiana report that Conrad Hoereth will apply to the Board of County Commissioners at the December term 1903 for a license to sell spirituous vinous malt and other intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with privilege of on premises at a two story frame building on part lots 44 to 46 in Yandes subdivision east part of outlet 129 City of Indianapolis at the northwest corner of West and Morris streets in ward No 1.
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Eleventh Ward
Center Township
Marion County
Indiana
Board of County Comemissioners
Weste St
Yandes
Outlet
Indianapolis
West
Morris-sts
Conrad Hoereth
Board of Commissioners
State of Indiana
Russell-ave
McCarty
Norwood
Outlet 122
Center ,Township
Russell Ave
McCarty, St
Philip Ungar
Second Ward License Notice for 922 Massachusetts Ave Indianapolis
Voters of the Second ward authorize Simon Goldsmith to sell spirituous vinous malt liquors at No 922 Massachusetts Ave on the first floor of a two story brick building in Exchange land company subdivision outlet 183 Center township Marion county Indiana The December term 1900 license pertains to the privilege of selling liquors in the room facing south on Massachusetts Ave for permanent retail use.
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Cester
Marion County
Indiana
Board of County Commissioners
Massachusetts Ave
Exchange Land Company
Indianapolis Center Township
Massachusetts
Simon Goldsmith
License to sell liquor in Indianapolis questioned by township officials
Commissioners at the December term 1900 considered a license for selling spiritous vinous malt and other intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons. The premises are described as a room facing north on Wabash Street first floor of a four story brick building in City of Indianapolis Center township Marion county Indiana. The location is behind 123 North Pennsylvania Street in Ward 6 near square 44 lot 9. JOHN N. MATZ.
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Center Township
Marion County
Indiana
Board of
County Commissioners
Wabash St
Indianapolis
Pennsylvania St
John N. Matz
License to sell intoxicating liquor in Center Ward Indianapolis
Voters of the Eleventh ward Center Indianapolis authorize a license for Philip Ungar to sell intoxicating vinous malt and spirituous liquors at the northwest corner of Russell avenue and McCarty street on the first floor of a two story frame building in Norwood's subdivision lot No 8 outlet 122 Marion County December term 1900.
Voters of Tenth Ward seek liquor license in Indianapolis
In the December term the voters of the Tenth ward Cent[ral] Indiana restricted by location seek malt and spirituous liquors in less quantities. The premises front east on New Jersey street in a one story brick building at No 328 New Jersey Street ward 10 Indianapolis. CHAS A KUHN gives notice of applying for license.
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