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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1906
Page
5
In a bleak rural tale Emily mourns a lost child while Jim drifts into drink. A neighbor mentions Alice and the river tragedy. A restored home arrives when Emily cares for a baby brought to comfort her, and Jim vows to stay, finding solace in family.
A handsome puluma costume from a skilled tailor features brown cloth trimmed with panne velvet, a 13 gore skirt, and a long close fitting coat opening over an elaborate waistcoat. The brown velvet is adorned with varied colored satin patterns and an ornate shoulder arrangement with large smoked pearl buttons.
Special to the un New York Oct 2 Mrs Fannie Day a department store clerk survived a wreck in Lower Bay after eight aboard a naptha launch. Drowning companions perished two women and others were rescued from debris. Day clung to mud for hours inside a moving scow then was hauled to safety at West Thirtieth Street Dock near a dumping street scow.
The International Association for the Protection of Birds wins Hamburg appointment of a Vogelwart to study and promote bird protection schemes. The Jahrbuch notes interest, while a New York woman’s cloak costs 8,000 birds. Audubon Society boosts U.S. preservation efforts amid fading feathered wildlife.
Mrs Carlisle Ripley, assistant superintendent in a Boston area school, earns 1500 dollars more than her husband Carlisle Ripley who is principal of a Roslindale school. The court ruled the wife holds the superior position and could demand the husband's resignation if desired.
Washington Oct 2 The Viscountess Aoki wife of the Japanese ambassador has introduced tapestry verse on chairs in the Japanese embassy flowery lines murmur blessings for occupants and a soft seat. These satins may be bought in the Orient and wives daughters and sisters with eastern connections take commissions risking customs scrutiny.
A humorous exchange where Little Willie asks if labor and work are the same. Pa dismisses the idea noting a politician may labor in talk but will not work in practice, illustrating a quip about political rhetoric versus action.
Queen Olga of Greece cites a question in her confession book about the most unpleasant person seen. Queen Alexandra responds that there are so many good people it is unnecessary to dwell on the unpleasant ones.
Several Chicago newspapers condemn the proposed compulsory education law and the retirement of Superintendent Bodine. The editorials argue the measure infringes on personal liberty and criticise government overreach, urging preservation of local autonomy.
A pantry of old fashioned recipes for tomato soup beef loaf apple custard pie baked peaches. Instructions describe ingredients quantities methods and serving notes in concise stepwise form. Includes tomato soup with milk finish beef loaf butter water baste bake and slice apple custard pie with browned whites.
The Sun offers latest fashion patterns from a leading company at ten cents each. A new pattern is described daily and features seam allowances. Patterns can be obtained postpaid by sending ten cents, with pattern number and size desired, to The Fashion Department of The Bun.
Philip Rock was acquitted by the jury in Bedford Indiana on the murder charge of Lole Lolits. The trial concluded with an acquittal after testimony and closing arguments.
A historical passage explains constipation as weak bowel muscles from inactivity. It touts Cascarets as a natural laxative, claiming they energize the bowels like a six mile walk and promote digestion. The ad notes the product is sold by druggists in a ten cent package from the Starling Remedy Co.
Western Judge Henry Mubeck rules that playful pinching by a husband does not justify a divorce. Julie Banks sued John Banks for cruelty claiming neck and arm pinching, but the judge noted many women might benefit from a little pinch now and then.
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