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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1907
Page
5
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Sage's Catarrh Remedy, praising glycerine as a pure antiseptic and soothing agent. It argues the Discovery aids indigestion, dyspepsia, stomach issues, and chronic coughs, while warning against unknown substitutes and urging insistence on known compositions with forty years of cures.
Dorothy Madden loves Jack Churchill but refuses marriage to wait. He pursues her sister Margaret Madden, who accepts. Col Madden, ruined financier, agrees Jack may wed Margaret to restore status as Dorothy warns delay could cost her chance. Margaret and Jack announce plans to marry on her birthday.
A village wag notes a red elevator by the depot blazing merrily and remarks that corn prices or concerns are rising, reflecting local tones and rural commerce in a compact scene.
Bennett recounts surviving a wreck and finding gold bricks from the Clara McClay. Elliott and partners plot salvage in Nashville, weighing risk of imprisonment and international law while pledging funds and a secretive alliance to locate the wreck and share fortune.
Elliott reaches Nashville and meets Henninger at the Orleans hotel. Henninger’s aloof, the pianist hand hints at tension. Bennett is injured in St Louis hospital, sidelining his planned confrontation as Elliott hints at a larger scheme involving Hawke and Sullivan.
A short verse about corn as the central crop and its transformation into distillation. The speaker repeats that corn is king and notes the process from fresh crop to distilled spirit, framing corn’s prominence in agriculture and industry.
A playful snippet notes a friend's airs and a phonograph store demonstrator. A woman questions bargain savings while two interjections reveal a humorously cryptic exchange about bum prompts and an East Indian prince touring incognito to dodge opinionated comments about the United States.
A playful verse-like note suggests notioning an ocean and combing covers for newcomers while waves crash below. It ponders whether people see a person as too fresh when they rely on stale jokes.
A garbled dialogue reflects a rising cost of living and social tension featuring a lone woman asking about boarders. The passage mentions a balloon face and a Liberty Bell nod, then a political cry of tyranny and a cheeky jab at a chiropody booth at a Chicago corn show.
A severe yet fashionable gray silk hat features a drooping round silhouette. It is topped with a mass of soft coque feathers and secured by a large old silver buckle adorned with turquoise.
A quirky dialect monologue recounts political talk and social antics during an election period. The speaker riffs on candidates, a councilman, and local jokes while describing a noisy scene with food and playful mockery.
A compact historical recipe note describes a Pepper Salad with hard boiled eggs green peppers celery and lettuce served with a boiled oil dressing and egg yolk furnish. It also details Black Bean Soup simmered beans with water pepper salt cayenne thickened with flour and butter served with lemon and optional salt pork.
The Sun offers ten cent fashion patterns from Paris with daily descriptions. Send ten cents, size, pattern name and address to The Sun Fashion Department to obtain the pattern and seam allowances.
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