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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1899

Page

5

Queen of the Madison Square Garden show crowd

Among hundreds of beautiful women at the horse show in Madison Square Garden, Mrs. William E. Carter of Philadelphia stood out as the most striking. On the third day she appeared in a black and white ensemble with a wet white crepe de chine gown and turquoise accents, drawing all eyes as the crowd’s cynosure.

Madison ‘Square Garden William E. Carter Philadelphia

Two Waifs and a Puddle of Hunger Outside Covent Garden

A nine year old boy Jimmy Steer helps a younger hungry girl Al by sharing a ten cent coin for pudding. He has no parents and drifts between doorways in Grecian Lane with the girl, fearing separation by authorities, contemplating marriage as a way to stay together.

Jimmy Covent Garden Cook Shop Lengith Al’s

Beauty and the thief Karoline Beets in the NY Journal

The New York Journal reports Karoline Beets described as pretty educated and clever and a thief. She allegedly recruited crooks and stole silverware clothing and jewelry totaling about ten thousand dollars from six families within six months. She gains trust by presenting flattering references and quickly learns household routines. Madame worries over her potential romance with Beets.

Karoline Beets New York Journal Jean Ruse

Marriage and rescue reveal a long awaited reunion tale

Jimmy and Al's wed in secret at St Martin's as a police rescue uncovers their past. Decades later the couple, now grown with scars and strength, reunite with Alice Graham in Quebec, finding Dr Barnett's letter led to a mistaken but fated meeting. The tale closes with Jimmy returning to London with his wife and child.

Trafalgar i Jimmy Bobby Villar Al’s Dr. Barnett Grecian Lane Als Ali Montcalm-st Quebec London James Alice Graham Canada le Croix Mont Miss Graham Ywondon Jimmy Steer St. Martin’s Church

Chamberlain’s Pain Balm Claims Cure for Shoulder Pain

A user from Manchester New Hampshire reports long term shoulder pain relief after a single bottle of Chamberlain’s Pain Balm. The testimonial claims prior medicines and doctors gave no benefit and attributes improvement to the balm, with it to be sold by all druggists.

Chamberlain Dolph L Millett Manchester N. H. Or

Miss Blanche Felter Heads Montreal Hospital Ward

Miss Blanche K Felter born in Carthage Ohio now serves as superintendent of the operating room at Royal Victoria hospital Montreal Canada. She trained under Miss Murray who led a Cincinnati hospital training school. Felter assisted at a major operation before a thousand surgeons and students.

Blanche K. Felter Carthage Royal Vittoria Hospital Montreal Canada Miss Felter Miss Murray Mt. Auburn Cincinnati Royal Victoria Hospital

Women less criminal than men claims in 19th century study

An excerpt discusses Professor Mantegazza's analysis in the November Humanitarian claiming women are far less criminally disposed than men. It lists statistics from France Italy Algeria England Bavaria Turim and Europe overall, noting varying ratios of female to male delinquents and prisoners across periods.

Mantegazza France Italy Algeria England Wales Nicholson Bavaria Turim

Feed the Turkey Hannah Voice Mail From a Grieved Father

A Washington Star column laments election day fallout and family tensions as a father instructs Hannah to feed the turkey and prepare Thanksgiving, vowing to hide his sorrow from the children while planning to endure the blow with humor and gravy.

Hannah Washington Star

Some Fashions: Luxurious Silk Stockings and Chiffon Jabot

Mermaid-like stockings of Mercerized silk priced at 50 cents offer a luxe alternative to silk hose. A jabot of chiffon trimmed with fringe in blue, pink, canary, or white variants adds dainty flair. A black and white chaille dressing sacque features trellis design and rose-pink satin ribbon. A pink French flannel lounging gown with sheer fichu and velvet ribb ons presents a bold, feminine ensemble.

Milady Hnemn Jameel Rostantis Rogers Bros

Time and Attraction

A Baltimore American verse notes a couple, Cholly Smart and his love, meeting at eight and sharing a later kiss at ten. The playful stanza suggests their souls meet in bliss while they sit apart, hinting at romance under gaslight.

Cholly Lady Fair Baltimore American

A Studied Proposal From a Nervous Admirer

A young lady, acting temporarily as hostess, was kept busy by guests. An anxious lover, hoping to hasten events, drops a memorandum on the floor and a fragmentary note hints at his plan and emotions in this curious social scene.

Humorous Snippets and Quips From Daily Confusions

A collage of comic quotes and jokes ranges from a dog swap tale to a race of wit about honesty and simultaneity. It includes a storefront rat catcher line about 3.75 and a Jigby marriage quip highlighting the burdens of work and meddling spouses with a courtroom remark.

Flat drives Mrs Gettin mad in New York

Mrs. Delia Gettin, living in a three room flat in New York, was taken to Belle Vue on Friday after becoming insane from homesickness for the freedom of her Nebraska plains home.

Delia Gettin Bellevue New York Nebraska Plains

Her Plea for Peace in Chicago Times Herald

A poem fragment portrays a woman condemning war and urging peace. She lambasts brutality and oppression and scolds her husband for failing to provide adequately while advocating harmony. The piece reflects antiwar sentiment and personal domestic tension.

Andy Tig S. KE. Kiser Chicago Times-Herald

Hat Strings and Fashion Etiquette for Women

The article advises stylish but restrained use of hat strings made from transparent fabrics like chiffon or liberty silk. It notes the left end is shorter than the right, strings drape around the bust, and two ends meet at the shoulder then fall to the waist. Best dressed women reserve hat strings for ceremonial occasions only.

The Science of Marketing in Frugal Households

A guide on managing a limited family budget with nutritious meals. It argues meals should prioritize nourishing, affordable items like meat, fish, eggs, dairy, beans and greens. It cautions against unnecessary expense and notes lamb forequarter offers cost efficiency.

Plan for a women student home in New York

Mrs Eva Riggs of New York outlines a plan to establish a home for young women students preparing for professions. The house would support country town girls living in hall bedrooms, offering a real home atmosphere at affordable cost. Wealthy women and club members back the project hoping for self support once started.

Eva Riggs New York The New York Tribune Miss Riggs

Kidneyoids Promoted By Woman Echoes Nationwide Praise

Mrs Matilda Ferguson of Indiana Avenue testifies kidneyoids cured severe back pain urinary issues and nervous debility after other doctors failed. The Yellow Tablets come in two week boxes sold for fifty cents and manufactured by John Morrow Co Springfield Ohio.

Morrow Matilda Ferguson Indiana Avenue Sloan Drug Co John Morrow & Coa Springfield Ohio

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