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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1899
Page
5
The Kaiserin, recovering from an ankle injury, selects horseback riding as her first outing. She rides a pony with the Kaiser accompanying her, then dismounts after a planned half hour. The royal couple are praised for unity and an unblemished 15 year marriage.
Miss Lavine Jones in Torbett township has drawn three warnings said to foretell death. Neighbors and church members recall sightings on melons near a back lot as Dr Townly investigates the eerie signs. The doctor seizes the moment to reveal the truth behind the warnings and arranges a communal meal.
The scene centers on Jabez Strong who smashed a wagon headstone and threw warnings over a fence. Women argue over Miss Jones words while she fixes a grand meal, leaves guests, and recalls a lively dinner in a rural setting.
Miss Coroia Smith, a noted Madison young woman, visited New Albany where she remained a social favorite. She was hosted by Miss Katherine Russell on Oak Street during her stay.
A collection of dubious health tips questions baldness massage palm oil for corn cures floss for teeth insect bites lavender for skin lemon juice for ink stains soap and carbolic acid for wounds and rest as protection against nervous exhaustion presented as period advice from Ladies' World.
A young hostess describes a deceptive mirror display in a guestroom. She explains draping the mirror with pure white fabric to flatter patrons, revealing a transformed reflection that enhances perceived beauty and disposition, aiding sales of millinery goods.
The Delineator notes girls crafting long narrow 16 by 28 inch pillows for winter corners and bright fabrics, while golf capes remain preferred wrap for cold evenings with lighter options for carriage or promenade. A proverb aside and Hood's Sarsaparilla ad follows.
The Big Four announces a special Indiana G A R and W B R train leaving Indianapolis at 2 45 p m Saturday September 2 for a round trip at 14 35 with Washington and Niagara Falls stopoffs and distribution of rendezvous info aboard by Department Commander Dunlap and A A G R M Smock. Sleeping car rates and further details available at Big Four offices.
John Kendrick Bangs laments modern carriages in a Woman's Home Companion piece. He questions whether transporting flesh is the aim or whether beauty and control justify the ride, preferring the horse over sleek fixed wheels. The prose contrasts convenience with ornament and speed.
A collage of brief quotes reflects social views on indulgent husbands, happiness tied to wealth versus large families, and the universal wish to best others. The snippets include remarks attributed to Hicks Wicks a professor and Uncle Eben in varied newspapers.
Mrs. W. V. Tinney in Cleveland is described as the youngest grandmother, aged about 35, having married before 13. Her daughter also married young and has a two year old son.
Potato puffs made from bailed potatoes seasoned with pepper salt cream and eggs baked in patty pans with cheese optional Celery and parsley omelet blends six eggs milk parsley celery onion salt and pepper folded in buttered pan until set served garnished with parsley sprigs
Poetic notice notes the mosquito stereotype that female mosquitoes bite while males loaf. It lampoons gender roles, claiming the female does the heavy work at night and mocks the idea that men are uninvolved, in a light, humorous Chicago Time-Herald style.
A rosy-cheeked cook in a white mopcap extols dainty presentation for summer meals. She says even simple poached eggs gain appeal from table frills and garnishes, while well-made sauces elevate homely dishes and aid digestion, urging a cultivated, light diet.
A brief notice urges homeowners to clad aging brick structures with rock-faced imitations. It highlights cost considerations and methods to achieve a durable, period-appropriate exterior finish.
Miss Mary Braddock, praised by residents and ex Sheriff Gibbs, saved the situation when a rope broke during a bull’s escape toward Gibbs. She swiftly seized a rope, cast it over the beast’s horns, and restrained the maddened animal, earning widespread praise from her father and onlookers.
Frizzled beef recipe heats sliced dried beef in water then butter, adds four eggs, and white pepper served on toast. Apple conserve boils water and sugar to a thread, adds apples to simmer until clear, then jars with syrup as a cold dessert.
Mrs Edith Wharton appears as author of The Greater Inclination a volume of eight short stories. The work is noted for its brilliant workmanship and exquisite finish throughout the tales.
Two German chemists report a method to preserve flower color by pressing petals between sheets of paper soaked in a one percent oxalic acid solution. The technique aims to fix color and maintain vibrancy during drying.
A young parrot named Joan from Brasil captivates with wit and flair. She speaks clearly, mimics phrases, and raids rooms with a rainbow of wings. Loose in the house, she sometimes triggers fruit theft and playful scolding from a boy named George.
A playful exchange features Stow boasting of a large peppermint stick and Benny agreeing that such treats would upset their mother’s rule. The dialogue illustrates a child’s wish versus parental caution about sweets.
The note recalls a folk rhyme claiming daily nail cutting brings different outcomes. Monday for new, Tuesday for shoes, Wednesday for health, Thursday for wealth, Friday for woe, Saturday a journey, Sunday evil. the week then ruled by the devil.
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