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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1899
Page
5
In September a young miller’s daughter Hester wrestles with love for farm hand Raymond as she bakes bread. He plans a New York trip and a South American voyage, hoping for a life together abroad despite class differences. Their window kiss seals a risky promise amid flour dust and unspoken future dreams.
The article portrays Prince Edward as a precocious five year old showing a strong will. It notes his early roles as a general and colonel, a high sheriff and patron, keeper of the seals and imperial usher. It cites his demand to eat and rule, his mother denying him, and the ceremonial honors attached to his name.
A sentimental eating piece from the Omaha World-Herald extols hot corn pone and butter as the supreme comfort food. The narrator dismisses Parisian chefs and other luxuries favoring hearth baked corn pone and buttermilk as heaven on earth.
A collection of sharp aphorisms on luck, love, self love and power. The quotes probe belief in luck, the limits of greatness, and the honesty of business and friendship with wry humor and social insight.
Mrs Annabel Morris Holney of Pittsburg Pa serves as state superintendent of press work and will report at the forthcoming state convention the number of columns published in 67 Pennsylvania counties in the past year. Her management places Pennsylvania in the lead in press work and she is regarded as a brilliant speaker among the White Ribboners.
The article argues sincerity in furniture mirrors speech, urging heavy door hangings, simple dining-room appointments, and neutral wall papers for daily living spaces. It promotes home-made accents in limited numbers and small oriental rugs as effective floor coverings with simple cushion placement.
Fraulein Ulrike von Levetzow of Triblitz Bohemia, Goethe's companion in Marienbad when she was 25, remains alive at 96. The poet, then over 80, fell for the young beauty who declined marriage and chose spinsterhood.
Mrs Henry J Gielow of Alabama showcases sketches and monologues in English drawing rooms and at Stafford House under patronage of the duchess of Sutherland Lady Northcote Mrs Joseph Chamberlain and Mrs Cheate. Her program mixes plantation life New England humor and selections from Eugene Field.
A witty exchange shows Sal's mother probing admiration for Sal as a bridegroom jokes he visits to seek consent and hints at women's rights. The Yonkers Statesman critique contrasts gender expectations with a man in women's clothes facing arrest, while Punch notes welcome rain during hot weather.
A literary fragment depicts a woman with a book and roses in a room, blending with quirky product pitches and rail travel fares. The passage mentions Burdock Blood Bitters and multiple railroad routes with dates and prices, ending with a TaceneR sleeping cars note.
Old reliable Union Co operative Laundry advertisement repeats the phone number 1269 and promotes a nurse for children with Winslow s Soothing Syrup for teething. The ad claims soothing gums easing pain curing wind colic and diarrhea at twenty five cents a bottle.
General Passenger Agent of the Colorado Midland Railroad in Denver invites travelers to request maps views and descriptive matter showing where to go for mountain vacations. This outreach promotes scenic routes and accessible guides to mountaintop destinations for visitors planning trips.
Endorsed by Henry R. Whitford, One Minute Cough Cure advertised for coughs colds and bronchial troubles. Sold by all druggists. Lauler Bros., proprietors, advertise St. Anthony's Sanatorium offering mineral water baths and cures for rheumatism and digestive ailments near the W. Washington street car line.
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