Weber Drug Co. Notice at Claynoo Hate Bidg
Public notice for Weber Drug Co located at Claynoo Hate Bidg at the corner of Gov. Washington and Illinois Streets. Details include business address and proximity to local landmarks.
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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1904
Page
5
Public notice for Weber Drug Co located at Claynoo Hate Bidg at the corner of Gov. Washington and Illinois Streets. Details include business address and proximity to local landmarks.
An American author visiting a Tokyo tea house befriends geisha Satsima. He seeks access to papers kept by her employer’s wife to use in his writing, promising money to pay their way. Satsima agrees to disclose details to him, claiming a sister can reveal documents under supervision. Fox learns the author is from New York.
A Russian spy posing as a man asks questions to ferret national loyalties, while a young geisha narrator Fergus Batetma navigates danger. Fox exposes the plot as the United States remains neutral in the Japan Russia war, offering payment to protect the author and proposing marriage to flee to America.
A comic account recalls Senator Quay seeking insomnia cures in the Senate clock room. He suggests a method of drinking rye whisky in stages if sleep eludes, joking that after repeated drinks one will no longer care whether they sleep. The tale preserves a sharp social memory from Louisville.
Varle Sam employs money counters for the treasure department with Mise Florence Ruckman as the lead. In one day, they counted $180,000 in small denominations. The top earner makes a substantial salary of $500 a day.
A stream of social items lists numerous individuals returning home or visiting various Indiana towns. Highlights include Mr. and Mrs. Collins in Brasil, Wilbur Foster arriving from Laporte, Miss Lucile Welsh with Dr. Helda in Anderson, and many others visiting relatives or traveling between Logansport Lafayette Crawfordsville and Indianapolis. The Century club plans a guest meeting and Dr. Wagner will lecture on Simple life at Contemporary club. John H. H. Stab and Miss Katherine A. Erhart wed at the bride’s mother’s home on Meridian Street.
A dinner centerpiece features a four section football in college colors, with an automobile floral tribute for the guest of honor. Flower umbrellas hang from chandeliers, framed by a chalice and decorative baskets in blue and other hues. Centerpieces echo wedding and social motifs using bouquets and hampers, with star flowers and deep red stones highlighted in the decor.
A South-end woman spends a summer vacation as guest of several hosts during a week long stay at an Adirondack resort. She attends many social events, wonders if she should return favors, and reflects on the ongoing hospitality as a possible winter visit by her friends.
Vere displays a 1430 reception gown in green crepe de chine with darker green velvet applique bands. Embroidered roses may be sewn on velvet or cut from silk and velvet brocade and wrapped onto the gown. A green velvet hat with matching ostrich feathers completes the ensemble.
The narrative shifts as Lacobs delays in town and Gavesson contemplates his next move after tenancy ends. A duke questions Gavesson about future plans while speculation on travel and actions follows. An advertisement promises quick stomach relief via Drake's Palmetto Wine, urging readers to test the remedy.
The narrator agrees to sail on the steamship Nyanzi with Lady Olivia and the duke, planning a Gibraltar stop and onward to Surren, Pairo, and the Nile. A night storm and a vivid dream precede the departure as the party prepares aboard the Nyanzi, while the narrator contends with hints of danger and hidden motives.
In a Fragmented Scene, Guy Boothby is invoked as the poor youth is sent away in contrition. The Duke contemplates visiting a woman, uncertain if he can help. On deck, Olivia and companions endure a rolling ship, wrapped in rugs as they await a possible proof or outcome. The chapter continues.
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