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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1905
Page
5
By Jeannette Paterson, the piece portrays chorus girls as earnest workers often living frugally. It details weekly wages, early-stage expenses, shared travel, room costs, laundry hacks, and side gigs like modeling. Despite hardship, it notes pride, occasional riches, and the dream of stardom.
The tale follows Theodora Dale a young widow who rose from a shoal girl to fame as a singer. Her scandalous past involves a secret marriage to Chandos Dale and a taunting letter from his brother, revealing family tensions and social disapproval. Chandos seeks marriage, writes a declaration of love, and faces reluctant approval from Theodora.
The Provbers of the aetropolitan School of Bluei host an eight o’clock Friday gathering in the school parlors on Nov. 17 with participants Hallie Mureray Sara Malt and others. Town residents Mrs. Deverpurl visits family in Anderson as Mr. and Mrs. Frink Byormes travel to Crawfordsville. Several couples attend visits, readings, and club meetings across Seymour Shelbyville Knights Town and Whalleyville, including Parlor Club events and a Shakespeare club at Knights Town with hostess W Flancer and others. A bridge party for Mrs. Middiston, visitors from touts ville, and various guest appearances mark the social calendar.
Special to the Bin report describes Lena balancing on a tub trapeze at the Hippodrome as Whittam Powers uses his large pet to swing Lena. The act is praised as one of the season's most remarkable feats with Lena lifting her limbs and training master Powers performing a clever acrobatic maneuver.
St Washington visits relatives before returning. Mrs Helen Lang chairs at Fort iella club Thursday evening. The Monday Afternoon Literary club hosted its annual guest day with papers and music by Mrs May W Conan Miss Jeash Jay Lemon Alisa Sherburne and Mrs Ferey Smith. Lavatette Dickey and Elisa May Pratt left for New York to study music and attend a royal ball. Helen Moody of Girly Clan rival school plans drawing room musicales at homes of Mrs Tarkington and Mrs Sewall with Irma Wobher readings and Eleanor Lemeke singing. A piano and song recital is planned at Irvington Methodist church on November 15.
A Rochester Lyckhaven Day club push seeks legislation to control stray and breeding cats. Tom cats would be licensed or confiscated, with breeders restricted. Funds from redemptions support club work as Alfred Jackson leads the national feline efforts, citing valuable prize cats and a fledgling incorporation.
Special to the United News reports Outler ne Yaabel a Baja California Spaniard witnesses a Native rite near Mexicali where a girl is ritually burned alive in a volcanic crater. A medicine man leads a circle of youths as flames close in, the girl perishes, and rescuers flee. Yaabel skates past a grim secret, fearing his fate if discovered.
An OCR fragment discusses tonsillitis and quinsy, noting that infection can reach deeper tissues via the tonsils and cause painful inflammation with suppuration. It mentions tonic treatments like Gentianen and a long history of throat issues, asserting some people are prone to quinsy and that early remedies can prevent recurrence.
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