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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1906
Page
5
The notice warns consumers to avoid baking powders containing alum or alum phosphate. It emphasizes label accuracy, requiring all ingredients be named. It notes safety in buying only Royal aser powder as the best option.
A beach tryst unfolds with Alice and Miss Maynard as the narrator falls for the Maynard sister. He breaks his pipe in excitement, promises fidelity, receives a replacement pipe via a courier note, and learns of two invitations from Lulu Maynard and Alice, linked to a moonlit affair and a future visit to the White Mountains.
Washington society gears up for a record debutante season with about thirty aspirants. Diana Rosen of the peace commission family leads a navy-connected cohort. Miss Frederica Morgan, Miss Katherine Jennings, and others prepare formal dinners, dances, and wardrobes from Paris and London designers as contenders for Washington’s premier social circle.
Omaha report details a nursemaid Miss Josephine Rummelhart found murdered by a suspected unidentified Black man after a neighbor, Miss Mary Liphardt, dreamt of the crime. The killer escaped as reports and a mistaken-identity morgue moment add to the shock and unfolding investigation.
A Home Magazine guide describes ideal nail shapes oval, pointed, and almond to signal good birth. It advises trimming and filing, pressing soft fingers to taper nails, smoothing rough edges, removing hangnails, and using acid to prevent regrowth of skin from the nail bed.
Items include Cluny lace with padded roin designs priced per yard, Irish crochet inserts at 6500 per yard, Cluny insertion at 3 40 per yard, long crescent medallions for bodice fronts from 5 28, baby Irish lace blends at 2 45, and a fancy galloon at 2 05 per yard. Also listed are novelty items and home goods with prices and a highlighted prize of 500000 dollars.
Fashion coverage highlights ribbon embroidery on accessories and bodices with bustled skirts in taffeta and grenadine. It notes grenadine options may replace voile for economy and style, while Irish crochet accents on frocks and blouses create delicate surface motifs. Also mentions matching pocketbooks, gloves, and hat coordination.
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