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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1906
Page
5
Denver high school principal mandates pockets in girls dresses after daily discovery of purses at the door. He cites mothers' influence and the temptation of money as justification, noting many purses are returned to the office, while arguing boys and girls alike face impulses.
In Winsted observers paid 25 cents to attend a wedding event inside the armory. The ceremony featured George Baglin and Miss Buzaboih Hallock as spectators joined in a chorus declaring readiness for matrimony. The service included a debate on marriage between three married and three single participants.
The Sun’s Fashion Department announces ongoing selection from leading pattern companies. Each day a different ton Sent pattern will be described and offered with a wear allowance. Send ten cents with pattern number, size, and name and address for postage paid delivery.
New York October 3 special to The Sam reports Cafe Martin owner Jean B Martin rewards staff with marriage bonus of 100 dollars and 800 dollars per newborn. The policy, in place about a year, aims to foster domestic responsibility among 450 employees. Martin defends it as selfish yet practical, stating married workers are steadier and more ambitious. Waiters, mostly French, earn 20 dollars monthly plus tips.
Herbert Hammond pursues a possible will hidden in a cablegram from his uncle. In Donegal he battles confusion until a reveal shows Viola Neal Muca as a twin sister, with Kathleen Butler proving a family link and the key to the true heir.
A buyer requests a four by a4 size for kids gloves, asking for mats and rope items. The seller asks if the request is for children and the buyer confirms it is for personal use.
Chicago traveling man C A Mosher, long based in Wichita, claims a Cuban commission and a regiment contract. He says ex President Palma issued a general’s commission, dated months back, with Taft demanding his resignation and return of funds. He cites a $127 salary draft and details expenses to enlist equip and mobilize the unit.
A smart Frenels blue chiffon serge suit features a small stiff coat hidden by a high girdle. The skirt shows unique stitched panels. Old silver buttons hold large dark blue stones. Sleeves are voluminous with elbows high, and circular cape pieces drape from the sleeves over the forearms.
Special to the San from Bridgeport describes a man named Samuel S. Jones rushing into Charles A. Peck’s pawnshop with stolen false teeth. He sought an advance on them to ride to Springfield, promising to redeem them later. Springfield police had seized the ticket and suspected it to cover pilfered goods, sending a letter that the pawnbroker passed to the chief. Peck sent the teeth back to Springfield by return mail with funds for redemption.
A fragmentary page notes street talk about Joe Hailey's handicap and a palace revolution. It mentions a palace feast of canned beef, ice cream, and “George Is the Wet Goods” at the Republican office. Other bits reference a singing actress named Me in New York and a suggestion to join a musical company.
An advertisement claims Cascarets are purchased by millions daily and for six years, citing vast sales and endorsements. It warns of imitators and counterfeiters exploiting the brand’s good will for profit while praising Cascarets as a trusted remedy.
Special to Thedus Fort Wayne Ind Oct John Prine a carpenter aged 4 cut his throat from ear to ear yesterday and bled to death He was despondent because his mother 4 years old is dying of cancer He was a bachelor and lived with her
Special to The Sax Youngstown report states John White a hostler at J. Fenfer & Co. stables was kicked by a horse. His neck broken and he died instantly. The Oct. date is unclear.
Syerins and Valentine are linked in a Kentucky marriage notice with Charian Valentine aged 4 from Munda Indiana and Wraith Bnyder of Alexander Indiana mentioned in the clipping. The report is a fragment noting the marriage involvement.
A vintage advertising snippet extols Phere and Cascareta as a trusted remedy. It claims the product acts as a purifier for the digestive canal, strengthens bowel muscles, and guards children against deadly diseases by keeping them clean and healthy.
An old pamphlet warns against invalid claims and health risk from a dubious tonic. It cautions buyers to beware a dishonest seller and the slogan Just as Good. The genuine Cascarets are made by Starlop Remedy Company and marked CO G.
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