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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1905
Page
5
A lengthy, archaic sounding piece describes a woman who bullies men in romantic pursuit. It portrays her as dominant, using words like hits and bulldozes, while the man endures with a tolerant, smiling face. The text argues the dynamic remains the same across ages and social settings.
In a dim parlor Susie and Grandma Lacy recount a village legend set on December's fifth night. A foretelling old woman visits Aunt Judy and Lily, a child later lost amid tragedy. Lily's fate and a hidden past unfold as a family seeks truth and mercy.
A Notre Dame woman claims a home treatment cures rheumatism and related pains without changing climate. She says the simple discovery purifies blood, eases stiff joints, and restores vitality, inviting sufferers to write for proof and free guidance.
Gossip from New York theaters notes Goodwin’s return east to rehearse Bywnty aial Uke Barge at the Lyceum with Robert Loraine and others. Davin plays her original part at Mrs. Lethgawnett’s. Bernard and Orpen castings tease. Edna May opens at Daly’s with The Catch of the Season. Sothern and Marlowe prepare Shakespeare revivals. Alfred Sutro’s A Maker of Man debuts at the Lyceum with Jericho connection.
Special to the Sun from London reports ex Member of Parliament Hugh Watt 46 of Grasem Mont NR is arrested on charges from a private detective alleging an offer of a large fee to chloroform his wife. The case involves a divorce and accusations tied to a scheme with Sir Violet and others. Watt denies the allegations while awaiting further legal action.
A distorted OCR passage mentions individuals and agreements in unclear terms. It references Thomas Comers or similar names, a wife, and law or performance notes, but the details are garbled, leaving only scattered proper nouns and vague mentions of plans or pacts.
A college professor uses a quirky test to gauge students fitness for the Didher Ife. He muses on loneliness and social bonding as a dog follows beds seeking companionship, implying a broader social inquiry.
An item notes a misprint in a Columbus Dispatch advertisement for help wanted. The caller recalls Mrs Homer said the notice wanted one girl to do all the work, not ten. The piece reflects a typographical error and reader reaction in the newspaper.
A Chicago millionaire plans marriage to a beautician in Cleveland, reflecting a poetic line about reading lovers in a single glance. The item highlights a high society match reported by the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Prominent figures at Portsmouth include Herbert H. D. Peirce ranking as Third assistant, secretary of state, and Captain Frank Evans recognized for service.
Deputy Rankin brought Tow Copple before Commissioner Young on a mail matter charge. Copple and rival Kinodwin contended for Grace Diver. Goodwin received a warning, and a threatening letter alleged to be from Copple was discussed.
Marty Borremuine was fined Friday afternoon after being accosted by Deputy Fieh and Game Commissioner Matin for disturbing songbirds. Costs amounted to time and funds, with proceedings held before authorities.
Robbery attack at a Milwaukee residence leaves a victim shot but likely to survive. Police say two intruders forced entry at the home of Robert Farogey, where the victim was confronted and wounded before escaping.
Cables resumed normal service after a slow start from Tokyo with brief delays reported. The wires began moving again Saturday as reports from Scripps News Agency in New York indicated tentative restoration of traffic amid past interruption.
Visitors to the island of Laysan in Hawaii report the albatrosses performing elaborate paired dances. The birds approach with nods and bows, cross bills, produce snipping groaning sounds, rise on their toes, puff their chests, then part and repeat. Occasionally three engage at once, amusing observers.
A garbled dialogue cites weights and names such as Littler, Huskey, Littleton, and Philadelphia Press. The fragment suggests a contested measurement or misheard statement, with no clear event, date, or context to identify a full item.
A chaotic ad urges readers to consider income protection during illness or injury. It emphasizes securing wages for the family and outlines the need for life and disability planning to prevent financial hardship in hard times.
The text promotes a simple plan that insures wages or income for you and your family if sickness or accident occurs. It invites dropping a card for explanation and asserts a guaranteed benefit at a small cost.
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