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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1905
Page
5
A 1920s fashion note describes fur trends and prices for the season. It notes early buying advice, the quatre muff as a feature, and shifts in demand and cost. Mink and other furs rise in price while some are cheaper, with popular textures and trims highlighted.
A grim school tale follows a frail young student known as the Late Teacher or Te. The monitor, the teacher’s romantic interest, leaves for London, taking with him hope. As news fades, the town grows harsher and the school scene darkens under the watch of the stern Life Teacher.
Fragmented OCR reads like a local street and store list with scattered names and places such as Shelby, Bellefontaine, Washington, and Market. It mentions colleges, times, and addresses in a garbled format, suggesting a damaged community directory or schedule snippet rather than a cohesive news item.
A nostalgic scene unfolds at a school gathering as a literary man and the chairman speak. Attendees include board members and the headmaster who praise the young writer and a female reader, while students listen and react with curiosity.
The forecast warns a turbulent year with quarrels and offense. It urges temper control and caution for those facing legal or employment challenges, noting strong personalities may struggle in business and personal affairs.
A garbled account portrays Carl Browne and Coxey’s Army planning a reformist program in Paris and America. It describes Browne aligning with self styled healers and orators as he advocates sovereign people rule and mass gatherings.
Carl Browne, once a radical reformer, now leads a dispersed movement from a Napa County ranch. He denounces Republican governance, praises direct democracy, and nominates William Randolph Hearst and others as honorary vice presidents, while his personal wealth remains minimal.
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