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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1900
Page
5
The poem depicts a baby's indifference to playful toys and noise while growing into a man who heads a powerful trust. Surrounded by rattles, drums, and horns, the infant remains calm and contemplative, foreseeing future influence as others scheme. This Baltimore American verse contrasts heedless childhood with adult business gravity.
A vivid New York scene recalls arriving Italians, Poles, Ruthenians, Slovaks, and Jews awaiting help as officials guide them. Vladyk, a Polish man, recounts a doomed village romance with Antoska before seeking America, while a Ruthenian father laments his daughter’s marriage and his own fragile life as he drifts between homeland longing and urban peril.
A practical home technique uses long old cloth strips to shrink new fabric. Soak, wring, and lay flat, then roll together with the goods, wrapped in dry cloth overnight. In the morning iron along the fabric length to prevent stretching and maintain stiffness. The method aims to produce a smooth, evenly damped finish.
Neck ribbons now fastened by jeweled clasps with stylish devices. The wide ribbon circles the throat and tucks under the chin with a clasp. A gold double-headed pin holds the ends, with designs like a diamond-eyed golden squirrel, emerald-eyed frog, or double hearts matching ribbon colors.
A Newark Daily Advertiser verse essay describes a fighter in industry using his wife’s morning kiss at the door as a sustaining token. It contrasts knightly glory with modern toil, claiming the kiss motivates steadfast work and worthy deeds amid battle and worklife. An advertising aside for Burdock Blood Bitters follows.
A compact dialect sketch from the Atlanta Constitution notes Brother Dickey’s sayings on judgment and mercy. It blends homely sermons with a moral urge to generosity and resilience, quoting lines about the foolish virgins and aiding the poor without lending beyond one’s means.
The excerpt contrasts a cheerful home breakfast with hot weather dining. It praises fresh fruit eggs and fish or ham, snow-white baked potato, and coffee aroma as a table surprise, then argues cold cereals with cream, and chilled rolls or muffins can be preferable to hot meats in the morning.
The guide notes cream should be thick enough to whip and not liquid after whipping. Double cream from two good dairies is best, but high quality cream works. It should be at least 36 hours old, sweet, and perfectly cold with chilled utensils. Whipped cream used as garnish must hold its shape.
The Kitz Sample Room And Cafe offers business lunch from 11 am to 2 pm on the second floor at 127 Court St. Neckbands Put on Free. Progress laundry. Telephone 1121. PENNSYLVANIA LINES advertises Michigan excursions with round trip prices to Petoskey, Traverse City, and Mackinac Island from Sept 6th. See rear or address W. W. Richardson, D.
A recipe for Escalloped apples outlines slicing six apples and buttering a baking dish. Layer apples with powdered crackers and butter, repeat, then top with buttered cracker crumbs. Bake slowly until tender and browned. Serve with a hard sauce.
The passage describes Oatmeal Pink a pale pink shade off grayish biscuit oatmeal. It recommends pairing with old-rose velvet ribbon or black or white for contrast. It notes the color appears suitable in daylight and evening settings and hints at proving the shade’s tenderness when old-rose is used alongside it.
A young lieutenant courts Mabel with music until a grizzled captain interrupts to reveal battlefield exploits. Mabel embraces the captain, revealing the climax involves Capt. Willis B. Hawkins. Clark at 116 N Tilllst is noted for his photographs at low prices.
Two fast trains depart Cincinnati for return trips on Sunday September 9. The 6:30 a.m. service runs non stop to Cincinnati with no local stops. The 7:15 a.m. service stops at Rushville Connersville and Hamilton. Return from Cincinnati at 6:30 p.m. via the same line.
An old advertisement offers Mrs Winslow's soothing syrup for teething with claims it soothes gums relieves pain and cures wind colic and diarrhoea at twenty five cents a bottle. Also an offer of a 160 acre model farm two miles from city with 49 acres pasture for sale inquire P Pfisterer 26 Virginia Ave.
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