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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1899

Page

5

Dewey the hustling sort of man praised in Manila tale

In a spirited verse riff the speaker recalls Admiral Dewey as a hustling figure who arrived early in Manila, inspired by his earlier actions against Spain. The narrator repeats the refrain Bay I tell you but that Dewey is a hustling sort of man as the tale links his bold moves to future events.

Fey—I. Tell Manila Allon Bay Dewey Spain Philadelphia

A mercenary maiden and the long love triangle

Maggie Underwood endures years of flirtation and clouded choices between Dave and Stephen. Stephen returns with wealth and plans for marriage, but Maggie recalls Dave’s patient devotion and asserts her resolve to remain true to him. The tale centers on love, loyalty, and the cost of opportunity.

Eaton-Barker Newton Meezie Sarker Dave Barker's Maggie Geminie Gredominigis Steve Underwood Steve Stephen Florida David Chicago News

The Craze for Stitching in High Favor This Season

The article notes stitching is in high fashion this season with new effects sought. It describes alternate rows of white and scarlet stitching to imitate embroidery and iridescent looks achieved by coarse two-tone silk, suggesting pale blue threads in the bobbin for machine work.

NEW FADS IN NECKWEARPromises Velvet Season

The article notes neckwear trends for winter with empire revival hints and velvet stocks as new fashion. It highlights velvet dominance for next winter, various velvet ribbon designs, criss crossing patterns, and the continuing appeal of chiffon boas to flatter many faces while advising budget shoppers to seek bargains on perishable items.

Useful Household Shortcuts From The Past

Cleaning and upkeep tips include whitening a kitchen table with chloride of lime paste left overnight, drinking hot water before breakfast for indigestion, refreshing wrinkled clothing by airing in a hot room, choosing blue wallpapers to enlarge small rooms, brightening silver with borax solution, removing heat marks with paraffine and alcohol, and saving labor with a hot water rinse and rack for dishes and utensils.

Smiles and Tacks and Frank in a Daring Heist

A clipped comic exchange shows Harry plot against Frank by stealing tacks from Perkins while Frank begs for tacks later. A narration shifts to a vignette from the Cincinnati Commercial Tribune about Smiley seeking a start in life with an old man who grants him aid, and a Washington Star quip on likable friends and borrowing.

Harry Frank Perkins Cincinnnati Commercial Tribune Oy Smiley Maria Papa Cleveland Plain Dealer

Notable figures linked to sport, faith and law

Lord-chief justice Russell reportedly bets on major sports events. The khedive of Egypt earns ten times the US president’s salary. Rev. R. H. Conwell reports 3785 baptisms at Temple Baptist Philadelphia. Franc Browning, Philadelphia, now a lawyer, dentist and engineer. Ministers’ sons include Hawley Gilder James Bancroft Holmes Cleveland Arthur Morton and others.

Russell England Egypt United States R. H. Conwell Temple Baptist Church Philadelphia Franc’s Browning Senator Hawley Richard Watson Gilder Henry James George Bancroft Oliver Wendell Holmes Cleveland Arthur Morton

Rainy Day Notes Delayed By Waterlogged Mail

A rain soaked scene unfolds as flood waters curb deliveries and dampen ardor. The narrator muses on a dainty note sent in hope of correspondence, only for fate to intervene, leaving letters drenched and unreached in a timeless, melancholic mood.

The Feminine Observer on Morning Matinee Euchres

The piece notes the season of morning matinee euchres begins and hints at social tensions among two couples. It comments on male pride in feeling cleverer than women and observes younger women accepting gray in photographs as a current fad.

D, Sommers & CO

Unclear fragment hints at health illness reference

The readable text mentions lung trouble and illness with references to grippe fever and a minor medical note, but no clear event, date, or names are present.

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