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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1906

Page

5

Island Romance of Flora and Max Ends Amid Blizzard

Flora Rowe teaches on Giant Island and grows close to Maxwell Ruger. After she suspects his affection for Jennie Brown, a blizzard drives her to flee. Max and a guide hunt through the storm and rescue Flora as they confess love and reunite in a dramatic embrace.

Elora Rowe Maxwell Ruger Lre Giant Island Rod Roger Fiora Flora Jeter Max Jennie Brown Jennie Maine Juane Ujuane Juanes Halfbreed Ruger Dierre Pierre

Home Recipes and Dessert Mixes from a Tangled Text

A garbled collection of kitchen instructions lists recipes and steps for parsnip cakes chocolate cake and lemon cream based desserts. It mentions boiling milk and cream beating eggs adding sugar flour and butter along with lemon juice and extract, and hints at serving with fat drippings. The text is heavily corrupted with misspellings and typos.

New Attire Tips Surface From Fashion Notes

Newest Attire For Women describes light-weight taffeta fabrics valued for width and comfort. Pluvette with mercerized goods and rubber lining is used for auto coats. Crimson satin coats are waterproof and practical for car wear. Skirts aim to fit at the knee with plaits to prevent bagginess. Trimming features buttonholed scallops on linen, pique, duck, madras and flannel frocks. Woollen taffeta coats children's dresses come in many colors with embroidered trims and laces for guimpes and yokes.

Letter from traveler recounts meeting Charles Black in Paris

In a 1906 letter filed from the Black Sea, traveler Charles Q. Jones describes a reunion with Prof. J Black’s son Charles in Paris. The venerable voice coach, aged 83, remains keen on world events and follows news of his son with strong interest.

Black Charles Paris France J. & Black Charles Black Paria Charles Q. Jones Europe Goa Prof. Black

Europe’s eloping lovers flee across continents

A husband pursues Gabriel Essipot and the wife of Gen. Alex Ouchakof across Europe. They flee from St. Petersburg to Berlin, Paris, Naples, and Gibraltar, then sail toward New York but are barred by a cable from entering the United States. They return to Europe and briefly hide in London before again departing, eluding their pursuer.

London Europe Continent Atlantic British Isles Gabriel Essipot Alex. Ouchakof Evar St. Petersburg Toussia Berlin Paris Napies Gibraltar New York United States Elopere

Open Arason Days Bring Hunters To Woods

A fragment from a 1900s papers notes the open season days as the bloodiest of the year with hunters in the woods shooting deer guides amid a Turkish bathing party lore. It mentions a Colorado man crafting a language free of swear words and a quays tale of delicate manners in a quarry.

Colorado Bor Jon Cannon

Magoon Rules Cuba Under Three Governments Emblems

A Havana report describes Provisional Governor Magoon wielding sweeping authority in Cuba under American and Cuban overlords. He controls legislation, taxation, war, and peace, while directing fleets, education, and public works with Taft's influence noted as cordial and effective.

Jacob Waldeck Havana Magoon Palma Washington Ilind United States Taft Thue Ser Maroon

Glowing Paris and Versailles Memories From a Traveler

The writer recalls a grand trip with Charles touching Paris and Versailles. Highlights include roaming Versailles by wheel, a sunny lunch at the Bois de Vincennes, and a Saint Germain visit with a majestic chateau terrace. A Mont Saint Michel moonlight and a Venice stay wrap the voyage with fond, repeated praise.

Paris Versailles Bole de Vincennes Saint Germain Mont St. Michel Charles Xanda Charles Wan Co Venice

Mrs Murray Crane's Smart Evening Wrap

Mrs Murray Crane recently back from Europe wears an elegant purple satin wrap with Louis Seize low embroidery, long sleeves, and a delicate yoke. Friends say it elevates her status among well dressed women for the coming season.

Washington D. C Murray Crane Crane

Working a New Scheme by Book Agents

A house visits by two smooth book agents who push a $12 book at $7 to a woman, threaten to inform her husband, and promise a later call to pressure purchase. A month and a day later a collector claims a second payment of 60 cents. the woman counters with a receipt showing a first payment of $1, believing she was deceived.

Fall Girls And Their Attire At A Pennsylvanian Eatery

A fragmentary fashion vignette describes various fall outfits worn by women at a Pennsylvanian restaurant. It notes turquoise accents, black or blue silks, check patterns, and tailored ensembles, highlighting a plump diner in a black and white check gown with turquoise trim.

The Handy Doctor in Your Vest Pocket

An old advertisement touts Cascarats tablets as a portable health aid. It claims they exercise bowels like workouts, avoid bile drivers and oily laxatives, and prevent illness by stimulating bowel muscles, sold in a pocket box for 20 cents.

Up to Date Patterns Offered by The Bun

The Bun arranges with a pattern company to supply readers with the latest patterns for ten cents each. A different pattern is described daily. Patterns may be obtained by sending ten cents, size and name and address to The Sun Fashion Department.

Postpala Tha Sun

Decor and craft ideas brighten the home decor page

A Home Magazine piece extols sumac banners and an old Chinese brass device used to display sumac leaves. It describes how leaf color brightens a room with a fireplace feature and a gum nut jar fitting the open hearth. An ad snippet advertises a noon lunch for 15 cents at Dan Smith's on 117 N. Te Navis.

Dan Smith

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