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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1907

Page

5

Evangeline Booth launches nationwide Salvation Army drive

Evangeline Booth heads a United States campaign to shelter homeless men aid poor women and feed starving children for Thanksgiving and Christmas. She runs 963 Salvation Army barracks hotels rescue homes and the War Cry publication reaching millions.

The Sun New York Evangeline Booth Salvation Army America United States Humanity William Booth

A Hero's Reward As Veranda Confession Becomes Promise

On a seaside veranda a girl and her brother face a romantic tangle as Bert presses for a response to a marriage proposal. Norris nearly drowns during a beach rescue, deepening ties, while Gene sketches a destiny that ends in a mutual vow and embrace.

Piles Cured at Home by New Absorption Method

Advertises a home treatment for piles with bleeding itching and protruding symptoms. Claims immediate relief and permanent cure through a new absorption method and offers free trial samples by mail without payment and requests an address for local references.

Melba Writes Part Of Book On Herself

A book about the famous singer Madame Melba is being finished by an intimate friend, whose name remains undisclosed. Melba contributes a chapter titled The Art of Singing, with publication reportedly imminent in London.

Melba London Mme. Melba Bys

Census finds women dominate U S teaching profession

Census Bureau data show in 1900 there were 446,153 teachers and professors in the United States, 327,614 of them women. Teaching is the leading female occupation by numbers, with eight in ten city teachers and seven in ten in smaller communities being women. The article notes younger average ages for women teachers and suggests marriage prompts many to leave teaching. It also highlights normal schools, colleges, and Washington university efforts to train future educators.

United States Census Bureau United States Bureau Census Bureau Cupid Brown University Providence Division of Education George Washington University National University Congressional Smithsonian Institution Goverment Wiong Washington Elmer 5. Brown William HK. Chancellor

Ambitious Girl to Become Thoroughly Trained Teacher

The piece discusses the Alfred George Washington University program shaping women into well rounded teachers. It emphasizes history of education, psychology, child guidance, health and hygiene, school sanitation, management, and public health, plus teacher training for principals, supervisors, and teachers in Washington and other cities.

Plato Aristotle Comenius Froebel and Spencer Germany England Irance George Washington University Washington

Violet taffeta gown with purple revers and yellow silk accents

A gown of violet colored taffeta features narrow deep purple silk revers and a waist and skirt vest in yellow silk, embroidered in black. The under waist showcases elaborate lingerie details.

Man Breathes Through Ears Discovery at Ohio Plant

Special to The Sum. Columbus Ohio September 14 E L Ferguson an employee of the Hocking Valley freighthouse claims he is a natural freak able to smoke and breathe through his left ear. A past cold left his nose and mouth unusable and he learned to breathe via the ear whistling sound while drawing air Ferguson says he can take a mouthful of smoke dip his head in water with only the ear exposed and blow it out

Columbus, O E. L. Ferguson Hocking Valley Ferguson

Pank View Sanatorium Cancer and Disease Treatments

Pank View Sanatorium offers treatment for cancer and gynecologic and rectal diseases under Dr L T Leach with connections to New York and California street locations.

Pank View Sanatorium L.T. Leach New York California-st

Cactus dahlia aims to stun at Chicago flower show

A Chicago florist unveils a cactus dahlia at Vaughan hothouses in Western Springs and on view at Randolph street store. The new flower features needle like petals in yellow scarlet and pale pink as it competes with chrysanthemums at the November Coliseum show. Artistic medals and an elongated landscape display are planned for the 1907 exhibit.

Chicago Coliseum Luther Burbank Vaughan Western Springs Randolph St

Duchess of York Pudding and Related Desserts Recipes

Classic home recipes describe Duchess of York pudding with milk bread crumbs eggs lemon essence bake then jam froth topping. Also cream Charlotte with gelatine rice sugar cream vanilla and mould serving with cream. Macaroon Custard blends macaroons sherry custard cream and currant jelly. Fig Pudding mixes suet figs crumbs sugar eggs baking powder flour steam in mould.

The Brogan Footwear Decline in Fashion

A. N. Oldgigh notes brogans once ruled rugged workwear with tough pegged leather and simple two-piece uppers. He observes feet are now too tender for the hard wearing shoe, as fashion shifts away from brogans toward softer footwear.

Jamestown Exposition Booming With New Attractions

Excitement runs high at the Jamestown Exposition with fresh attractions and low excursion fares. Through sleeping cars and cheap tickets are offered on Pennsylvania Lines routes from Chicago, St. Louis, and Indianapolis via Columbus to Norfolk. Contact any Pennsylvania Lines agent for detailed information.

Pennsylvania Chicago St. Louis Indianapolis Columbus Norfolk Pennsylvania Lines

Teredos Threatens Pacific Coast Lumber Industry

Reports from Puget Sound lumber districts indicate logging may halt indefinitely due to teredos ship worms damaging timber along coastal forests. The situation worsening each year threatens regional output and industry's livelihoods in Washington.

Spokane Wash Puget Sound British Columbia Clayoquot Teredos Sutton Company Teredo Department of Agriculture Forestry Bureau

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