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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1907
Page
5
Special to The Sun reports Miss Ruby Rice, a noted Washington society figure, sailing to Panama to wed her fiancé. The article highlights her beauty and social prominence, noting she is leaving Washington to marry.
A well known lawyer recalls an intimate tale about a wealthy client who built a six figure estate with many beneficiaries. The client’s memory of a lost sweetheart triggers tears, and the lawyer reveals he is not married, ending the quiet exchange with evident emotion.
Hunters from Indianapolis have been shooting near Tilden Indiana without permission. Two cattle worth 975 were shot. Farmers seek to identify the shooters to prosecute them fully under the law.
In Chelmsford County Council Dairy School, Lady Helen Grimston aged daughter of Lord Verulam, stands out as the most capable pupil. She mastered butter and cheese making quickly, taking charge of a churn after three days though typically a fortnight is needed. The Earn of Verulam runs extensive estates and is a practical farmer.
A New Orleans style appeal offers a free home treatment for rheumatic pains and neuralgia. The claimant states the remedy dissolves uric acid, loosens stiff joints, purifies the blood, and brightens the eyes, with testimonials from thousands. No climate change needed.
Elliott and Margaret confront the wealth from the Clara McClay salvage as they plan to claim 33 percent from the crown and bank their shares. They decide to fund good works, with Elliott torn between wealth and a desire for a quiet life, while Margaret urges him to take charge of his future. The voyage home under a moonlit Atlantic marks a new phase in their saga as the rainbow road of fortune stretches ahead.
A vintage recipe note describes Apple Fritters made with flour sugar milk and eggs plus sliced sour apples fried until browned and sugared. Mapleflake Hermits mix sugar shortening egg milk flour cinnamon nutmeg cloves allspice ginger soda and salt with raisins and maple flakes then bake until browned.
A close fitting one piece black satin mousseline dress features a wide circular skirt. A high back blue messa line girdle falls to the hem with very wide sash ends. White lace shoulder trim outlines a vest and collar of blue dotted net.
A satirical instructional piece mocks graft and idle wealth. It envisions building a steam yacht at minimal cost using a hull, triple engines, boilers, and red funnels, suggesting clever shortcuts. The prose ends with hopeful, poetic lines about love and the race of life.
The Sun offers daily fashion patterns from a leading company for ten cents each. Each pattern includes gear allowances and can be obtained postpaid by sending ten cents, the pattern number and size, plus name and address to The Fashion Department of The Sun.
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