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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1906
Page
5
The Goulds’ marriage is strained with Love Trials of the Goulds. he plans to travel alone around the world while his wife threatens suit. Reports say George and Helen Gould may settle their dispute, and Anna Gould awaits a divorce decree in Franca after marrying Comte Castellana.
Marta Du flou, a blind artisan of artificial flowers, is aided by Pierre Carlier, a disfigured bookkeeper. He funds her care after lightning blinds her, and they fall in love. Marta agrees to marry once sight returns, but proves she already sees his heart when she recognizes him at the ceremony.
A fragmented medical note discusses stomach disorders and their impact on health. It cites Finley M. D. of Monnet Medical and references remedies including glycerine preparations and medicine aimed at improving digestion and related ailments.
Patchwork OCR reports Bloodgood Cutter leaving 1 fortuna of 500000 and mingled chatter about wealth and manners. The fragment touches on a gaudy mix of marriages, fortunes, and social quips across assorted names, places, and newspapers with scattered quotes and misprints.
A chaotic discussion in a local paper section depicts a Omaha couple conflict over a wife joining a social circle while the husband sleeps by day. The piece criticizes circular duties and questions if women should bear the burden of entertaining at home or seek jobs to avoid disrupting sleep.
New York fashion notes from Quet 17 describe Miss Frances Cary in a fall coat of long semi fitted squirrel with wire revers and sealskin insets. The outfit features a velvet hat with a round crown, high bow and a knot buckle, plus quirky side tassels.
A brief caption notes that American goblers aboard a Cuba-bound trip were armed with both the old red bayonet and new sword implements, describing the contrasting weapons shown in the accompanying image.
A tense police board session features Patrolman Luster facing a drunken on duty charge. A young lawyer challenges the charge as improperly drawn, threatening Supreme Court action if punishment occurs. The attorney asserts handwriting experts will show intoxication did not occur and claims the charge rests on technicalities.
Special to The Sun from Portland Oregon October 17 a bizarre creature arrives in care of a Chinook cook aboard a sailing vessel It resembles a human child yet has features of chimpanzee and gorilla It understands bush dialect and English commands after 12 days and responds with affection and curiosity It is clothed and kept in a basket while crowds gather valuing the creature at 31000 as the missing link legend grows
A dated horoscope advises travel and work focus for the day with women, cautions on health and quarrels, and notes changes in business requiring attention. A child born in 1908 on that day is described as unsettled yet active, likely to be comfortable in marriage.
This page presents home canning and cooking notes including a beets preserving method with salt pepper and vinegar, a brisk boil and sealing, plus wrapping jars for storage. It also recounts an oatmeal apple pie novelty and a long dubious diary style anecdote about a dyspepsia cure. An India pickle recipe follows with cabbage onion layers and spiced vinegar boil and rest periods.
The hat features soft old gold felt with a satin finish and a small high crown. The left side is wide and folded back over the crown, while deep gray-blue mirror velvet forms a large rosette around the turned-up brim. Gold and blue daises circle the crown.
A fragment from a trial transcript features Jonneburg TL and quotes about Umburger and a phrenologist. The dialogue mentions a $5 charge, bumped fees, and a question about what one would do with ten billion. The dialogue hints at public attention on John D. Rockefeller in Findlay Ohio.
A garbled OCR passage shows a father and Bermatken discussing a girl named Ethel and a supposed rascal Jacobs. The child’s actions and warnings are tangled with broken phrases about gowns and bets, yielding unclear narrative stakes and no clear outcome.
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