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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1910

Page

9

Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Greene

The fiftieth anniversary celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Greene occurred Monday at their home 2080 North Capitol Avenue. A reception ran from 3 p.m. with daughters and Sons in law assisting, yellow chrysanthemum decor, and telegrams and flowers arriving from across the country.

Charles P. Greene North Capitol Avenue Vivian Greene Mary Butler San Marco Tex Lucy Mayo Katherine Quick Ruth Lockwood Irene Milholland Katherine Ritchie Mida Griffin Amy Welch Alta Medaris Edith Spray John T. Greene Sacramento Cal W. H. Lockwood W. J. Newburg W. T. Milholland Frank Ritchie Ralph Will Albert Griffin C. L. Miller F. Coons M. O., Ryker Mrs. Greene Salem Ind New Albany Indianapolis P. C. Jacobs Hurd Jacobs Wallace St. Magee Richmond East Twenty-fifth Street H. B. Burnet Pennsylvania Street Miss Jacobs Walter Howe Ritchie Mary Potter San Mateo

Japanese temple naming rite selects baby names

In a Japanese custom a newborn is taken to a temple at two weeks old. The father suggests three names to a priest who writes them on slips and tosses them high. The last slip to reach the ground determines the baby's name, then the priest copies the chosen name on silk for the parents with the words So shall the child be named.

Japan

Sunshine and Perfumes in a Gilded Age Dialog

An essay contrasts ascetic and lax health habits amid social criticism, noting how people differ in exercise, warmth, and daily routines. It laments biographers’ rigidity toward habits while praising instinct and seasonal needs. The section shifts to fashion noting perfume trends with bouquet d Armenonville and violet de Paris gaining favor among refined women.

Fancy Gauzes Trim Silk Satin With Veiling Fabrics

Textile brief notes describe fancy gauzes printed in colored figures including Persian silk brocades and Pompadour used to trim plain satin and are combined with veiling fabrics.

Riding One's Taste in Color in Art Critique

The piece argues readers can learn color harmony from Japanese prints and modern magazines. It notes violet gray hats, blue greens, and auburn hair as examples, urging readers to study artworks and keep a color scrapbook to enhance visual appreciation.

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Cats as Vegetarians and Their Diet Choices

A brief note on vegetarian tendencies in cats. It claims cats can be taught to eat greens like asparagus and cauliflower, warns against potatoes, and suggests other foods such as peaches and grated coconut. It cites advice to boil and cool milk and to provide fresh water daily, plus green grass for good condition.

United States Canada Ft. Wayne Ind

Menu and historic recipe highlights from a 1915 kitchen diary

The page lists a Tuesday menu with breakfast and lunch items including fruit cereal sausages scalloped potatoes coffee and orange shortcake. It also provides two recipes Oven Stew with Potatoes and Fruit Pudding with detailed steps and measurements. The text appears from a vintage cookbook or meal plan with stray OCR errors.

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Mite Box Opening At Tol Ave M E Church

Semi annual mite box opening of Mothers Jewels of Tol Avenue M E church set for Saturday at 2 PM. The society serves 370 children aged 2 days to 10 years and sent $82 raised last year to the Mothers Jewels orphanage in York Nebraska. Mrs Lon Boyd founded the group a year ago after leading a prior similar society.

Capitol Avenue M. E Lon Boyd Mother's Jewels York Neb Boyd Hall Place M. EB

Have Back Openings for Laundering Embroidered Covers

The idea proposes placing openings at the back of embroidered pin cushion covers and pillow covers to allow easy removal for laundering without disturbing the design. The approach aims to preserve aesthetics while improving practicality.

Dry Ribbons on a Bottle Quick Drying Method

The method instructs winding ribbons evenly around a bottle after washing, then filling the bottle with very warm water and corking it. The warm water speeds drying, yielding a more satisfactory result than using a cold bottle.

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