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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1905
Page
5
A cottage tale contrasts Mary Snyder a diligent village student with Fisher the village belle raised in luxury guided by fashion and music. Roland Herve a charming thirty year old joins their ride. as sunset nears the party disperses leaving just the young couple and the cottage in sight.
A long passage describes fatigue among women and promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery as cures for irregular and profuse menstruation, inflammation, and weakness. Personal testimonials from Mrs. Elizabeth A. Oswald claim rapid improvement, enabling housework and renewed energy. The piece shifts to a village story involving Mary Snyder, Roland Rivers, and social pressures, leading to an engagement of affection.
A social wedding took place at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Gartner on North Broadway. Thurday evening ceremonies involved Alin Davis Springer and James Wright Hewitt with Rev. A. S. Philputt officiating. Guests, gowns, and a formal reception followed, concluding with a trip east for the newlyweds.
In a fragmentary tale, a suitor urges the beloved to await his return and respond to letters. A year later Mary Snyder weds Roland Rivers in the vile rage chapel while Eve Fisher and her fashionable mother are absent from the ceremony.
The article discusses the rise of western states in the United States, noting Oklahoma and Arizona joining the Union and predicting the west could hold over half the population and become dominant in government. It highlights the trans-Mississippi region and Texas’ extensive railway mileage as a crucial factor in western expansion.
A brief domestic note asserts that an enok aids harmony when placed with wits at home. It emphasizes practical use of cleverness and calm decorum to maintain order and good spirits indoors.
Ghent Belgium hosts a wire tei garden showing diverse plant groups in a station setting. An illustrated page notes Australian warming from central stems and a display of begonias hydrangeas and pelargoniums, with tall conservatories less suitable due to root depth.
A fragmented notice notes a sermon in the Welsh ward marking a long engagement. It mentions a span of thirteen years tied to the speaker and a fallstaction term, with unclear details about location or church.
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