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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1906
Page
5
A vintage label notice urges consumers to avoid alum and alum phosphate baking powders. It emphasizes that all ingredients must be named on labels and promotes Royal Baking Powder as pure cream of tartar and the safest choice.
Dorothy Cornell, a dreary New England spinster, meets Raymond May, a wealthy New Yorker, at a Worthington ball. He promises emancipation after a year if she will marry him, and the tale follows their evolving romance and her hopes of escape from cottage life.
A 1906 Oregon missing child notice seeks $1000 alive or $60 body reward for Cecil A Brittan of Toll Gate Umatilla County. Description notes fair completion, brown hair, round head, scar, rosy cheeks, 2 feet tall, about 5 years old. Kidnapping theory spans woods, bloodhound trail, and convicts, with hopeful mother urging public tips.
Special to 14d Lux reports Philadelphia officer Thomas Kirk patrolled the Tenderloin at midnight, arresting 25 citizens and causing a station riot. He quarreled with patrols, intimidated locals, and was removed from duty after a heated confrontation with Supt. Taylor.
Food column provides several home recipes including corn fritters with corn, salt, and milk. punch with tea, lemon, sugar, fruit, ginger ale, or wine. egg omelet with milk and butter. and grape sponge pudding with grape juice, eggs, sugar, and custard sauce. Detailed steps and variations given for each dish.
The notice lists Oyster Frank relocating to 113 N. Alahama Street and highlights city businesses including Best In City Gayety Buffet and Lehigh Valley railroad contacts in Buffalo and Detroit. It mentions Heal Bags, Practical Plaster Era Blacken, and Mrs Windows Soothing Syrup for teething children, priced at twenty five cents, plus references to Frofles Coal and Cement and related addresses.
Cleveland September report notes Nancy Levin postponed indefinitely for marriage to George Frasch son of Herman Frasch Standard Oil stockholder. Invitations recalled two days before wedding after extensive dress and maid preparations. Frasch, once chemist turned millionaire, earns royalties. Lovis comes from prominent Cleveland families and social circle.
A fragmentary scene recalls a stalled wedding moment and a man brimming with boastful yet brittle pride. Tear dimmed eyes hover over a once cherished spot as weeds grow amid neglected walls, while characters ponder reputation, health, and Rockefeller's moves.
Brief look at 1960s hairstyle called heart coiffure noted for soft forehead curls, rolled over the ears, and a heart-shaped knot at the neck. Empress Eugenie era influence recalled, with bell combs or pins and careful pinning to secure the arrangement amid numerous hairpins.
In Paris on Rue St Rech a charity store run by Maria Sophie, former queen of Maples and holder of many titles, displays Nadie work by Calabrian peasant women. Queen Sophie visits daily to supervise the window dressing and proceeds aid peasants rebuilding homes.
An 1800s style advertisement claims Dr Cascaret cures constipation and indigestion by stimulating bowel muscles without gripes. It touts a six tablet box, pocket size, made by Sterling Remedy Co, urging readers to seek genuine stamped product.
Shops showcase dainty haru made lace boleros and braid jackets with low prices. A fine bolero marked 93.50, voile cord sets at 48 cents, and bathos of chiffons 23 to 13 cents. Ribbon girdles $2 to $2.85, wash cotton chiffons in colors discounted, black silk stockings $1.45, cushions $1.25, panne satins $1 yard, parasols deeply discounted, concheavers reversible $3.95, and women’s linen tailored suits at $5.95.
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