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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1905
Page
5
The notice warns to guard food against alum baking powders, citing health risks and universal physician condemnation. It notes laws in many states branding alum and a DC misdemeanor for using alum in bread and baked goods, and explains price-based identification of non cream of tartar products.
A reminiscence of college days centers on Albert Kline and Hetty Buford. Hetty scorns music, sparking a strain between them. Albert's devotion leads to a ballad performance at a Gen. Buford residence where truth and a missed cue test their bond, ending with both living long and happy, honoring love’s perseverance.
Jacob Frankle and F Nysewander sue Reagrye Loan Life Insurance for 50000 damages claiming they conspired with Chalmera Brown W K Bells James W Roberts John T Sims and the Hough Notes company of Indianapolis to ruin their business. James W Rober also sues Frankin and Nysewander saying he was a former partner in a policy holder group and that partners withheld profits.
During tie week pestning Monday September 4 the principal will open his office in the school building daily except Saturday from 9 to 11:30 a.m. to receive applications and perform related business. Entrance exams for non-graduates of the public schools will be held Monday September 1 beginning at 8 a.m.
Leonard Crane resumed duties at the police station on Friday morning after weeks of illness including a severe appendicitis attack. Officers were surprised by his return as it was believed he would not be able to work for several weeks. He says he feels all right now.
Thursday night the committee convened to discuss proposed changes in the contract with Indianapolis Traction and Terminal company regarding cross-town lines. Amendments were read and the committee adjourned for later action.
A garbled dialogue shows Bea demanding a bottle of a hair restorer from a Cleveland Lauder figure. The claim of a failed product leaves a person apparently bald after mishearing and ill advice in a confused scene.
A Young matron pinned by Homacher in an ether ear retaliated with a rapid punching assault. The attacker, identified as Mex Gilbert, retreated as the matron’s blows left him barely able to crawl away. The incident followed her routine daily exercises using a punching bag.
The excerpt presents a wartime style debate on gender roles criticizing male authority while defending female intuition. It argues women should maintain dignity, avoid exposing other women, and resist letting men govern moral standards, urging self respect and solidarity among women.
Fragments from a 20th century social critique discuss modesty in dress and behavior. The author questions double standards in society and how gender norms shape what is deemed acceptable in public spaces and media. Prompts for women to reflect on role, morality, and responsibility amid social scrutiny.
A collection of old fashioned kitchen directions for light rolls, an eggless fruit cake, apple pudding, rabbit pie, breakfast dish with roast beef, homemade baking powder, cake frosting, and molasses doughnuts. Includes steps, ingredients, proportions, and oven guidance with notes on texture and timing.
Herr Waser Rhaw of Germany teaches poultry farmers how to cure various ailments in fowls. A pictured method shows a neck wrap packed with linen and holes for ventilation to treat a head and throat condition.
Kansas City dispatch reports Joseph Leiter, asked about Lord Curzon becoming a prominent American figure, responded that Curzon would be a fine citizen. The discussion touched on Curzon and Kitchener, noting Curzon favored strong civil service while Kitchener prioritized military governance over India.
Fear of yellow fever prompts change of the Wilder brigade reunion from Chattanooga to Frankfort Kentucky. The gathering now occurs in Frankfort with General Wilder expected to attend and address his old command.
At a Thursday night meeting, the Board of Health adopted a resolution urging the Queen and Crescent road to discontinue the afternoon train. If carried out, the move would effectively bottle up the city amid yellow fever concerns in Vicksburg.
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