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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1907
Page
5
The suit over wages draws unusual testimony when Miss Katherine Berger, a renowned model, testifies. The witness reveals herself as Countess von Dzielengel, explains her regimen of health, and details measurements, height, weight, and wardrobe rituals.
A solitary writer discovers a young woman in his study attempting to pick his desk lock. She explains hardship and a dying mother, asking for thirty dollars to return home to Arizona. The next morning a sensational prison escape report dominates the paper.
A large rose taille hat with a rolled crown features a broad bow in soft pastel ribbons edged with black velvet. Willow feathers sweep over the left side and toward the back, giving a graceful, flowing silhouette.
A collection of old fashioned kitchen instructions includes Chocolate Custard, Stewed Rabbits in Milk, Creamed Chicken with mushrooms and sweetbreads, and Plate Pie. Directions cover ingredients, ratios, simmer times, and baking steps in compact recipe form.
Sam Bernard, once a Bowery monologist earning under $200 weekly, rose with Weber and Fields to his hit of a lifetime and boosted pay to $2,000 a week. Now a New York favorite, he no longer performs on the Bowery but on Broadway. He recently refused a $2,500 weekly vaudeville offer.
Mlle Miropolsky, a striking young Polish woman, has been admitted to the French bar and plans to practice law to obtain justice for the poor as jurors in Paris. Her entrance is noted as a potential influence on forthcoming trials and jury sentiment.
Special to The Sun from Athens notes Queen Olga is the world’s sole woman admiral. She was named admiral in the Russian navy by the late czar, a cousin, due to her father being a high admiral. Her sea-loving family married a sailor, and King George, her husband, once served as a British navy midshipman before becoming king.
A humorous monologue describes a shop with odd characters and a boss wary of alcohol trouble. The chatter recalls a departing newcomer, rumors of rye, and the quirky scene around an old chair and bay rum bottle. Local color and character names anchor a small workplace vignette.
A collage of quips and a joke filled item about a Kentucky boy choking on a candle moth prompts odd humor. A remark on living on kisses and a line about an infernal machine for Jimps adds to the playful, misquoted tone. A note on a large gold coin output hints at economic news in a light piece.
A brief note recalls the saying there is space at the top yet room exists as someone moves out, leaving a vacancy. The line hints at turnover or opportunity within a crowded setting.
Advertises laxative and quinine tablets claimed to cure a cold in one day with a money back guarantee. Mentions Druggists refund policy and Grove signature on each box. Includes a 250 price note.
The Sun presents a moderate cost guide by Alice G. Kirk for a five person turkey substitute. A 2 ham baked in sweet cider is outlined with ingredients, preparation steps, and a total entre cost not to exceed 35 cents, plus a complete menu of vegetables, bread, and desserts.
A humorous monologue voiced by a turkey fearing captivity and slaughter during the holiday season. The poem traces the fowl's growing unease as humans fatten, cage, and prepare meals, ending with a bleak awareness of the impending doom.
ROLLYN HAWKINS CO0'8S furnaces reportedly require less than a ton of coal for the entire heating season per roce.
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