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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1900
Page
5
Poem urging lifelong devotion to mother. It emphasizes seeking mother's counsel during trials, confiding without secrets, and sharing burdens. It praises maternal sacrifice, forgiveness, and unwavering support even in sin, insisting no one can replace a mother's place.
A young woman Elsie hides a heart shaped photo frame from Captain Jack Stewart awaiting his reaction. He learns she loves another, a soldier she has kept unnamed. Jack, recently returned ill from South Africa, confronts her as she guards a new hero in the cherished frame.
A tense parlor scene unfolds as Jack confronts Elsie about their future. She praises a man’s looks and intellect while hinting at a mutual admiration society. When Jack sees the heart shaped photograph, he realizes the man she favors is himself, ending their relationship.
Mrs Mary N Carr elected national president of the Woman's Relief Corps at the Chicago convention. Her home is listed as Colorado.
In a playful scene two year old Dot asks how God made the trees. Alice offers a bright heaven to mud origin. Edna wonders about holes in plaster to ease pain. Willie explains they let pain out. Tommy dodges punishment as a pupil. Johnny notes a crying baby is teething.
An observing note links a woman's quest to conquest and urges truth. It suggests a noiseless street piano could satisfy a long felt want while noting that spring troubles stem from wrong inferences. It also remarks on bickerings of married couples by the seashore and the civil challenge of some men in a corporate uniform.
A California man marries Miss Antoinette von Heileman, later revealed to be heir to a Swiss baronial estate. Baron Frederick von Heileman, living apart after a divorce, has supported Antoinette and blessed her upcoming marriage to Eugene S. Thorne of Oakland, with plans to attend the ceremony.
Poem by Margaret E. Sangster from Harper's Bazar contrasts joy of travel with the deep happiness of returning home. It celebrates sailing outward and yearlong separation yet exalts the comfort and welcome of the home-bound journey and reunion.
A Philadelphia Bulletin wit piece surveys sayings about fortune tellers show bills weather forecasts and gender relations. It notes gossipy women speak in general terms posters reflect youth breezy weather affects mood and a bare sympathy hides true motive. It also jokes about crocodile tears from a lost purse and cyclists recognizing pedestrian rights.
Calvin P. Titus of Vinton Jr rose to hero status at Pekin siege, guided by daily letters from his sister Myrtle. She counseled him as he joined the army and he shared with friends how her inspiration sustained him.
The widow Queen Margherita of Italy told the Prince of Wales she could overlook many faults but not a non smoker. She recalled consoling her murdered husband King Humbert with a pipe, cigarette, or cigar to influence him and achieve her aims.
Wash pare and halve pears then lay on a platter under a wet cloth to prevent discoloration. Save parings boiled with water for juice, strain, and return juice to kettle. Add sugar, simmer, then fold in fruit in stages until tender, canning ten minutes and preserving longer until translucent.
Aloyse F Thiele spent Sunday in Dayton C Dr and Mrs T S Hacker are home from Duluth Mrs Andrew Smith at Cartersburg springs Miss Florence Jones hosted a porch party Miss Kate M Collins home from Martinsville at 947 N Illinois St Mrs J G McCune will entertain the Sorosis club Tuesday afternoon The engagement of Miss Kate Hanaman to Walter Thomas of Frankfort announced Mrs L G Halsey returned from New York The German House Ladies Society held rainbow euchre with leaders Mrs J G Mueller Mrs William Mannfeld and Miss Lulu Fisher.
A vintage guide extols assembling lunch by using small portions from previous meals. Tiny bowls hold pie bits, stuffed eggs, and leftover salads. A spoonful of mayonnaise enhances multiple sandwiches, encouraging daily use of every scrap and a lean, practical larder.
An Oregon farmer declares marriage a success praising Lucinda for her daily work. He lists chores she handles from milking six cows to feeding livestock, cleaning, and caring for children, arguing no hireling could match her value. He concludes marriage is a great success.
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