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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1903

Page

4

Labor and living costs under scrutiny in labor report

Secretary Job of the Chicago employers' association claims workers now earn 15 to 40 percent more than five years ago while living costs rose 11.2 percent, arguing workers approach prosperity. The critique notes many still cannot afford a comfortable living, warns profits rise while labor savings dwindle, and predicts layoffs as railroads cut labor costs. It highlights broader tensions between prosperity for capital and security for labor.

Chicago Employers’ Association New York Central Erie Southern Pacific Atchison Lanor

Society Notes Highlight Visits and Wedding Plans

Mrs. Henry Latham returns from New York. Mrs. Jamce Everitt plans a card party next Wednesday. Miss Lillian Wilson of New Rochelle visits Miss Florence Jones next week. Miss Edith Beazell hosts 14 friends for Miss Cornelia Swan and George Ross ahead of their Tuesday wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Courtland Van Camp host a dance honoring Miss Georgia Clare McDermott and Schuyler Beauclerc Eddy, whose marriage is Tuesday. Miss Josephine Smith entertained the wedding party and guests Monday afternoon for Miss McDermEdar.

Henry Latham New York Jamce Everitt Indianapolis Misa Lillian Wilson New Rochelle N. Y Florence Jones Edith Beazell Cornelia Swan George Ross

The Thoughtless Liar and Other Stage Bits

A composite of dramatic snippets and sketches recounts lies told by a restless speaker, a dramatic scene of a fatherly claim denied, and a backstage chorus of locals reacting to imagined feats. The piece threads humor, social observation, and theatrical patter through vignettes led by a narrator identified as EDWARD SINGER.

Minstrel Show Debuts in Jackson Court House

The provost guard debuted in a new role by staging a minstrel show Monday night at the court house. Officers aided by privates and local talent filled the packed venue while feud readers mingled with the crowd without fear of trouble.

Jackson

A Corner for the Women on Home Talk and Practice

An editorial piece discusses how winter invites inner family conversation, noting many spoil polite talk at home. It urges practice to sharpen conversation skills, then offers a Pepper and Tomato Salad recipe as an example of domestic guidance and household duties.

Heyne

Dark Blue Sailor Suit Described for Schoolgirl

Article describes a dark blue serge sailor suit for a schoolgirl of about ten, detailing a wide pleated skirt, hand-stitched hem, back fullness, and a decorative green and blue silk braid trim. It notes a tunic-like sailor top with a standing collar, layered silk embroidery, and a Breen silk tie, with matching turban style hat and bright cheviot alternative.

Turin

Miss Priscila's Love Story From Long Ago

Miss Priscilla Bentley receives a letter from a former lover after decades apart. Betsy Briggs hints at rumors and old rivals, while Priscilla confronts a sudden message that could change her quiet life in the old home.

Priscilla Bentleys Secret Letter and a Lonely Return

A faded scene shows Priscilla Bentley facing a moral twist as she drafts a confession letter to Maj. Duff while Miss Bentleys fragile liaison strains. Betsy aids, a surprised elderly man defends Priscilla, and a public rift threatens a future romance in a sunlit parlor echoing old loyalties.

Ife Priscilla Bentley Prissie Misa Priscilla Betsy Miss Bentley Mas. Duff Priscilla Maj. Duff Penelope Benley

The Woman at Home Echoes a Hidden Note Mystery

A fragment recalls a timid query about a missing bill and a theory that a note was slipped behind a clock. The speaker suspects the RB note from a letter box may be involved, keeping the clue alive as the road ends.

Homm

Great Bargains and Low Prices in The Sun Ads

Daily offers in The Sun liner advertisements promise profit and value. Readers are encouraged to read all ads and try a Sun Reader for better deals and savings.

THE SUN

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