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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1904
Page
5
Weber Drug Go shows a note on Claypool, Hota building, near Gov, Washington and Killgois Streets. No clear event details.
Christine Grieg faces a disastrous performance as Grant Brown maneuvers behind the scenes. A studio fire interrupts the stage during the finale, but Grant rescues Christine, leaving her shaken yet unharmed and her career momentarily transformed by danger and praise.
Fragmentary scene shows a crowd at a stage entrance as Maude's cloak wraps a tense moment. A distressed speaker thanks a hero and asks for continued partnership, while Grant playfully recalls rehearsals and a playful claim about being more than an actress's husband as the curtain falls.
The article outlines bead fashions for women this winter, noting beads in neckpieces, medallions, collars, and headpieces. it highlights use of glass beads in varied colors and coral red green blue, with garments and gowns accented by bead strings and beaded decorations on hats and footwear.
The notice lists hamstitched velly and white embroidered textiles for center pieces and covers, blue and cream drawn work, candle shades with grape motifs, and rose paper ornaments. It describes informal men’s dress codes featuring dinner wear, coats, waistcoats, detachable cuffs, collars, neckwear, gloves, jewelry, hats, and shoes.
An expert guide outlines steps for brewing tea. Use fresh water heated to the right temperature, let it boil briefly, pour into a warmed vessel, and add one teaspoon per cup. If too strong, reduce the tea quantity to taste.
Ralph Dunham, working in the woods, was attacked by a moose. He climbed a cedar, the moose bent the tree, hooked him with its horns and tore his clothing. He was thrown and spent several hours in a second tree before the animal left. He then walked home about half a mile away.
A dated health ad warns that heart affections worsen without removing the cause and promotes Dr Miles Heart Cure. The testimonial claims early use can halt progression, strengthening nerves and heart muscles. A patient recounts initial decline reversed after starting Heart Cure and Nervine within weeks.
A muddled report details Lubec Indies and a controversial public rite ending in a pig slaughter scene. It mentions Mrs Hamlin aiding suffrage efforts, marching through Goonga Lewin, and a Twenty-first convention of the Ohio women’s suffrage movement presided by L. P. Robinson in Salem. References to abolitionist cases, a Cincinnati digest, and Camp Contreras in Washington appear amid broader notes on women’s rights and related society items.
A handsome belt of black velvet curves to a rounded back with warm brown blue and olive hues and dull yellow and red. Jewels set in this, thread work unites them. The method forbids touching the thread by angels and uses two needles. women may find affordable handwork in quarters where money is tight.
A small riot erupted in the evening as a boy captured a rat from a cellar and several locals joined the chase. Dogs fought, stones struck the animal, and blood stained the carpet before the rat was slain. The startled occupant fainted and the crowd dispersed after about an hour. The father of the boy who caught the rat was named in Albany Journal.
The article describes garnet colored toilet articles and metal ornamentation with garnet designs. It notes Craftannen's canyon as a versatile material for sunbrella covers, table covers, and portieres. It highlights warm brown and dull blue tones, woven textures, and appliques for sofa pillows with geometric floss patterns.
A New York law enacted last year seeks to prevent excess moisture in evaporated fruit to avoid spoilage before reaching consumers. The measure protects the market standard, benefiting producers and consumers by ensuring higher quality products and expanding demand.
A dense social column reports numerous returns from travels to Noblesville Crawfordville Greenfield and Indianapolis. It notes engagements weddings and visits including Agnes Tamsey and Harry Noltmeyer the Treed about Miss Susan St Thompson and Hush B D Raymond marriage plans at Christ Church and a reception for religious leaders and their spouses.
The famous stud Hamburg, sire of two futurity winners, was purchased by Harry Payne Whitney for 74,004. James R. Keene was the lone other bidder in the sale conducted after five days of bidding.
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