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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1900
Page
5
Miss Mabel Langshaw, known as the Good Angel, organized an outing and picnic at Wade Park for about 200 Cleveland paupers. She funded shoes via the charity department, secured free rail transport, and arranged a day of flowers, a dinner, and musical programs with civic support.
The dining room glows as Mildred and Rob host Elder Dean and Miss Leroy. A hidden past surfaces when the Elder and Miss Leroy share a long-ago engagement, rekindling quiet wonder as old lovers walk the garden path under falling blossoms.
Practical home canning tips from The Woman s Home Companion on selecting peaches, blanching in boiling water, peeling, packing whole or halved with pits, and making light syrups. Includes sugar to water ratios, simmering steps, and sealing for preserved fruit.
In an era of scientific wonders, Cascarets Candy Cathartic is presented as the age’s premier laxative. The ad proclaims it as the most wonderful medicine of the age, favoring druggists with a small price and easy use.
The market of satirical quips spans conjurer acts, domestic discontent, and courtship tropes. A comedian shows a cabinet vanish trick while a wife laments marital misfit, and a mother warns Mary about marriage with a blend of playful and rueful tones from press snippets.
A dated verse fragment by Frank LL, Stanton expressing devotion through imagery of Molly's eyes lips and heart. The speaker would trade sunshine, roses, and the world for the beat of Molly’s heart and a single beam from her eyes.
A compact collection of maxims and sayings from Chesterfield Herbert Talley rand Parker Greville and Raleigh emphasizing honest living time use humility and restraint. The quotes urge truthful speech earnest effort and the value of small actions in shaping character.
The narrator relishes a spontaneous holiday as rain renews the city. He watches dawn from a coffee stall, sees khaki trees turn green, and finds streets unusually clean while wandering dripping wet yet happy. The piece, from the London Daily Express, captures quiet wonder of rain and freedom.
A poet describes a quest for happiness across mountains and seas, wandering the world until, wiser, he returns home to find it waiting in sorrowful welcome on the doorstep. The lines echo S. E. Kiser's reflective meditation on living and belonging.
A guide to making iced tea with fresh brew, lemon juice, and sugar served over ice. It also explains a chocolate milk drink: heat milk with chopped chocolate, stir until smooth, boil once, chill, then top with whipped cream.
Slim leather belts for morning gowns show a dip at the front to achieve a long waist. A white ooze leather belt is machine stitched with black, while black patent belts may have white leather edging or white thread stitching on the edges.
Indianapolis reader Mrs. Valentine Niberger credits Doan's Kidney Pills with lasting relief from years of kidney pain after other treatments failed. Her son also benefited from the remedy sold at local druggists. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY markets the pills nationwide at 50 cents.
Embroidered white lawn collars sit over silk neckbands to protect collars from facial soil in warm weather. Women choose narrow silk or white velvet inserts sewn into the collar tops, preferring them to linen bands which some find unbecoming. Silk bands often appear nicer than plain linen turnovers.
A fashion dealer reports a lasting shift away from russet shoes for women with the coming season noting leading manufacturers will halt russets as demand for agemand declined and stock on hand will be the remaining supply.
The article explains mirrors should avoid direct strong light and instead reflect light from the side. It notes silvering mirrors is a very difficult process and advises against attempting it at home.
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