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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1904
Page
4
Indiana readers discuss the state fair in Indianapolis with notes on commerce and agriculture. Features include the role of Indianapolis merchants association in drawing visitors, a banker who doubles as janitor, and reflections on campaigns and current events.
Miss Grace Triplett returns from Bloomington while Mrs John T Brush plans a trip to Indianapolis on October 1. Mrs John T Cox, formerly of Indianapolis, visits her mother at 1205 Madison Ave. Mr and Mrs Henry Meyer depart for the World’s Fair for a week or ten days. Mr and Mrs AL Ferguson visit their son in New York City. Mr and Mrs J B Barker of Knights Town host guests Mr and Mrs D K Hall on Park Ave. Miss Henrietta Schrake returns after summer in California with sister Mrs C C Brown. Mr and Mrs George W Miller of 1000 Broadway celebrate their golden wedding anniversary with a Wednesday evening luncheon hosted by Mrs Virgil Tckwood for her sister Mrs John T Greene of California. After summer at Roaring Brook Mrs V T Malott, Mrs Macy Malott, Mrs Arthur V Brown and Mrs Paul H White return. Rear Admiral and Mrs Merrill Miller of Berkeley Cal issue invitations for the marriage of their daughter Anne Maxwell to Paymaster George Brown U S Navy on October 12. Brown's parents here cannot attend due to family sickness.
The piece blends dialect exhortations to hustle with a yard of old time verse about labor and crop toil. It weaves in a Port Arthur harbor vignette and a jokey wartime toast about vodka, then shifts to a long jumble of cooking tips and baking guidance drawn from a Judge’s quip and household hints.
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