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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1900
Page
5
The couple vows eternal unity in a tender exchange, with one voice affirming nothing can separate them and the other responding with affectionate, tearful reassurance. The moment ends as he holds her, she smiles through tears, and they affirm their bond.
The newest millinery favors low crowns and simple trims with hats worn close to the head. Neutrals dominate gloves in gray tan and white while cape leathers shift to browns and tans and suede grays. Pedestrienne skirts grow longer with flap hip pockets. Hats show a backward lift yet remain near the face. Gold braid and Empire styles from L Aiglon influence current tastes as broad cuffs and shoulder capes gain popularity.
Maj. Everard Carden, presumed dead in duty, returns to find Demaris Clare engaged to another via a servant's ruse. A forged letter reveals she welcomed his rival Rexford, but truth and courage drive a new wedding night confession. Demaris admits loving Carden, who vows to pursue happiness with her.
A brief guidance piece advises avoiding purchases and control in a relationship. It cautions against buying cigars or neckties, nagging at breakfast, pressuring church attendance, arranging unsuitable company, or grilling a husband about his day. It emphasizes respect and restraint to maintain affection.
Miss Grace Kennedy serves as the charming commissioner of the court of claims in Santa Fe New Mexico. She presides over depositions and is noted as a Chicago native with Bostonian culture. She is described as only 2.
A lighthearted cartoonish exchange unfolds as a schoolteacher asks what a centurion is and Johnny answers with a joke about riding 160 miles on a bike. The second vignette features a feigned crisis where the heroine blames her shoe pinching her corn, a playful misunderstanding built on the words arrest and pinch. A final barb has Georgie claiming Nellie’s politeness justified her taking a peach first, a noble but simple gesture amid sibling teasing.
A poem from Ainslee's Magazine celebrates dawn and youth, depicting morning light as a divine sun god, awakening nature and joy. The speaker longs for a fresh morning of life, asking to fling the window open and listen to the lark's hymn as sunshine reveals bright days.
A Syracuse woman cites accuracy and common sense in work plus absolute silence about confidential matters as essential traits for a typewriter to gain and keep her employer's confidence. She notes gossip is a breach of trust and harmful to professional standing.
A collection of maxims on national character personal virtue and duty from Warner Bacon Mann Child Seneca Holland and Disraeli. The lines emphasize self mastery fidelity to duty and ethical conduct as foundations of society and success.
The article notes the high top knot of ribbon on pretty young girls with braids hanging down. It highlights full pink blue or black ribbons, double rows and loops, and a preferred width of an inch and a half. Older women use narrow black velvet ribbon for bows and an angrette may replace it in evening wear.
In a Detroit Journal note the frugal protagonist weighs whether to spend or trim during Millinery Openings. After reflection she purchases a Lovely Imported Toque for 50 dollars, turning the Wad into a stylish hat.
An Indianapolis resident, Frank Cona of 10241 South Meridian Street, testifies he suffered severe back pain and kidney discomfort until using Doan’s Kidney Pills from Henry J. Huder’s drugstore. He reports relief in days and full return to normal function. Sold by all dealers, price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y sole agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan’s and take no other.
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