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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1907
Page
5
A comic radio play monologue exposed through a flustered speaker as she recounts a picnic, a kiss by a bold admirer, a mysterious exchange with an operator, and a bright telephone ending. The heroine teases Mabel about Ted and a coy romance, with mischief and miscommunication driving the mood.
A black velvet afternoon gown features pale blue satin piping along fold lines and seam edges. A six inch jet buckle secures the surplice fronts while an embroidered blue and white under blouse complements the ensemble. The soft white satin hat wears a dramatic blue and white feather aigret.
A new muff is described within a white caracal set. The large grandmother shape remains while fur is gathered into a substantial braid ornament arranged in a rosette design. The ends of the stole mirror this ornamentation.
A vintage cook book excerpt lists methods for rissole of cold meat using lean minced meat with breadcrumbs, eggs, butter, lemon, and nutmeg, plus a glaze. sweetbread patties with mushrooms and sherry. entire wheat bread for dyspeptics. and Utica Cake with lemon juice and layered filling. It provides step by step mixing, steaming or baking, and serving notes.
Washington social circle notes Mrs Philander C Knox ordered an entire winter stock of silks and velvets from a New Jersey maker. The trend mirrors a wave of patriotic sourcing as Miss Root and Mrs Fairbanks also favor American materials. General debility is claimed to be helped by Hood's Sarsaparilla.
A renowned artist Louis Delahay is found slain in London in a tale by Fred M. White. The Sun serializes The Midnight Guest, a story of intrigue where a dagger allegedly remains in the victim’s heart. The eerie premise thrills readers.
Instructive piece by Margaret Madison outlines four wrinkle classes caused by frowning and aging. It advocates regular care including massage, steaming, outdoor exercise, soap jelly masks, skin food, and daily attention to keep a youthful appearance and prevent recurrence.
A collage of quips and light verse spans jokes about weddings, cars, fashion, and romance. It riffs on old sayings and social quirks with witty lines about a Brooklyn wedding, a fast auto, a janitor, and playful misunderstandings. The piece reads as a dated humor page.
A new ring watch arrives from England and is praised as the safest and most convenient way for a woman to carry a watch. Worn on the finger outside the glove, it can be plain or elaborate and stylishly accessorize a lady’s outfit.
The dialogue captures a bustling exchange full of quirky phrasing and phonetic speech about Liz's cold and friends reacting. Characters reference jokes and misheard phrases, with playful banter and a hint of backstage humor.
Alice G. Kirk outlines a $4 Thanksgiving menu centered on roast chicken with garnishes and pastry. Menu items include clear consommé, bread sticks, two roasted chickens, stuffing, vegetables, olives, cranberry sauce, pumpkin pie and coffee, enough to serve five with a detailed salad recipe using apples, celery, nut meats and ginger.
European royalty finds amusement in King Alphonso obeying his wife’s will during a London shooting trip with King Edward. The Prince of Wales led in pigeons shot until Alphonso shed his coat, then quickly donned it again after Queen Victoria and Queen Alexandra noted his action.
An old medicine advertisement touts LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine as a universal cold and neuralgia cure. It promises headache relief by removing the cause and directs readers to seek the full name and signature of E. W. Grove for confirmation.
Fragment shows an advertisement listing price points for distilled water and glass containers including half gallon bottles and five gallon demijohns. Also mentions a new phone number and a faint address or notice line. The text is garbled but centered on product pricing and contact details.
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