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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1909
Page
7
The piece portrays a mother and daughter pursuing singing success in Paris. After failed teaching rounds, a renowned coach recommends a six month rest, prompting the pair to downsize living arrangements and endure a long wait while mother bears loneliness and daughter grapples with shattered hopes.
In Havana yesterday the Tigers fell 7 to 5 despite a stronger effort. Eddie Willett endured a rough day on the mound for the third time on the tour, showing unsteadiness that cost him the decision.
Wabash Indiana November defense of independent football title with a scoreless draw against Newcastle at noon. The Wabash Athletic Association maintained its three-state championship by stopping Newcastle in a defensive matchup.
Huntington Ind Nov The gold fever of 1819 is likely to be experienced again near Mitchell South Dakota as James Yahne son of Emanule Yahne of Roanoke while digging post holes on his farm struck a strata of sand containing glistening particles. An assayist in Denver found the particles to be gold of the purest quality prompting Yahne to order sluicing machinery to mine the sand at once for paying quantities.
Walter Camp compares Yale legends Lee McClung and Gordon Brown, weighing McClung’s individual brilliance against Brown's tackle back system. He argues Brown’s team would have gained against McClung’s with proper practice, while McClung’s squad would likely have scored against Brown’s using their twenty thirty play, noting McClung’s standout in Princeton games.
A 19th century health note promotes prevention by strengthening the body's defenses and warns against neglecting coughs and colds. It endorses a home remedy of glycerine, virgin oil of pine compound, and whisky, claimed to break up a cold in 24 hours and cure any curable cough, from Leach Chemical Co Cincinnati.
Fordham and Syracuse battled to a 5 to 5 draw at American League Park New York after a postponed start. The field was slick with slush and mud, hindering rapid play as both teams tied near the end.
An advertisement touts the Pyramid Pile Cure as a lasting remedy for bowel problems. It claims rapid, affordable relief, offers a free treatment sample, urges immediate action, and warns of serious health risks from delays. It directs readers to mail in a coupon for the free trial.
A vintage coupon notice invites readers to fill blank lines with name and address and mail to Pyramid Drug Company in Marshall Michigan. A total package of the Pyramid Pile Cure will be sent by mail free in a plain wrapper.
One thousand boys and girls in Germany hall received a free Thanksgiving turkey dinner sponsored by the Salvation Army. Eight hundred tickets went to public schools with 200 to Salvation Army members. Governor Marshall spoke briefly, urging obedience to parents and right conduct, as Major Escott led the event with schoolchildren singing America and Salvation Army staff assisting at the tables.
A. G. Delamerer and William Norris pursue realism for George Barr McCutcheon Beverly at Park Monday. A German court visit inspired authentic gowns for Miss Gertrude Fowler’s Princess Vetive, with Parisian crepe de chine gowns and lace ensembles, and other costumes matched to the era.
Mrs Maertin Alexander of Carthage Indiana was jostled by two well dressed young men on a Milnois and Washington streetcar Thursday night. One apologized as a purse containing seven dollars was torn from her handbag.
More than 500 people attended the 21st annual ball of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen No 231 at Tomlinson Hall. Mothers danced with their sons and fathers with daughters as the grand march opened the evening led by Mrs L Jane Gray and T L Halden.
Mrs Workhard insists on a 4am alarm to finish washing before dark. Anty Drudge mocks the plan advising a nap then errands, praising Fels Naptha soap for quicker, gentler laundry. Indian practices are referenced as less modern, but both sides claim efficiency and cleaner clothes using Fels Naptha.
Irene Prenett four years old was saved from death by WL Snyder Thursday afternoon after her dress caught fire. The child suffered burns to face and body while Snyder’s hands burned trying to rescue her. The girl lives at 701 E Ohio Street. she had been sent to get matches when a flame erupted from a wall and her dress.
Peter Cox, 72, a Marion Soldiers Home resident, said he was attacked by two men who stole $49 after a fall. Bicycle policemen Schlangen and Hartsel followed blood to a sewer under construction where signs indicated he had fallen. He was hospitalized with a severe scalp wound.
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