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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1906
Page
5
This article urges training for women entering wool markets and emerging employment areas. It argues parental attention to woman’s work is valuable, stresses that training is essential across all branches from teaching to domestic service and business tasks, and notes progress as mothers push daughters toward professional preparation.
In the tale, a young couple schemers against Mr. Yelverton, a rich auctioneer, by staging a bid for a cedar chest. Louise and the narrator exploit the auction to secure the chest, leveraging deception and a feigned lack of funds, while navigating social pretenses and romantic aims.
An advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a blood nourishing remedy for nerve exhaustion and sleeplessness. It claims alcohol free formula, endorsements by medical authorities, and notes benefits for stomach and bowels with ingredients like Cherrybark, Bloodroot, and Mandrake, offering a paperbound medical adviser for stamps.
Paris reports a sensational claim that Princess Marie Bonaparte, daughter of Prince Roland Bonaparte, seeks a husband through a matrimonial broker. Conservators doubt the tale, noting she offers neither beauty nor a fortune of three million, implying the broker’s claim may be unfounded.
In a quiet domestic moment Louise emerges from a chest lid, thanking her father for his bargain and revealing a cedar chest that holds sacred items her wife keeps away from men, highlighting the rare treasure in her home shared with old man Yelverton.
A notice from Portuga County offers two tickets to the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago from December 1. The sender Garretterline (0.) Journal invites a friend to attend.
A fragmented column riffs on wealth distribution and famous names, noting the Platts agree to live apart while poets and farmers exchange quips. References to Briar pipes prices, Findlay, and a nurse ad for Mrs Winslow’s soothing syrup appear amid miscellaneous historical snippets and product lines.
A smart broadtail coat in black in a modified pony shape features deep maroon velvet revers and cuffs, a line of embroidery along the coat top, and draped revers secured by two small ermine heads. A tiny black velvet hat with three short broad black feathers completes the ensemble.
The Sun plans to offer updated patterns from a leading pattern company at ten cents each. A new pattern will be described daily and may be obtained postpaid by sending ten cents the pattern number size and the name and address to The Fashion Department.
A wide mushroom shaped hat features a brim all around made from deep violet panic. Two champagne feathers sweep back over the hair and are secured at the center front by an ornamental buckle. The crown band is a double ruching of purple chiffon.
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