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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1907
Page
5
A Currier and Ives tone recipe blends with a crime tale as Princess Palate Sun explores pumpkin pie making with Bailly and a scheme to serve courtly dishes. Amid danger Encina aids Tommy Marshall, a shooting injures him and Marshal admits fear before Encina chooses a steadfast ally over bravado, pledging to stay with John through peril.
A chaotic street confrontation erupts in Mesquite as the Bar Y riders ride in firing. Tommy draws first but Mr Marshall shields Encina behind store shingles during a blistering exchange. The dust settles with the gang gone and the couple hidden but unharmed.
Special to The Sun from Denver Colorado on September 19 Mrs Ruth Leavitt wife of William Jennings Bryan’s daughter now presides over the Jane Jefferson club a leading Democratic women’s group in the state. Her rise to president aims to boost party influence for the forthcoming campaign and she plans to mobilize women voters in Colorado.
Lincoln Neb September 19 A governor's son George Lawson Sheldon Jr fourteen hustles at the state fair lemonade stand at the capitol stairs and later sells papers with newsies. He earns twenty dollars and plans to keep selling, described as a typical American kid featured by a photographer.
A compact guide compiling two old kitchen preparations. Cheese croquettes combine butter flour milk eggs and cheddar with seasonings then fried to serve with crackers. Chop Suey blends chicken liver and gizzards celery ginger pork and rice with olive oil vinegar Worcestershire sauce water cloves and mushrooms for a slow simmer.
A playful verse imagines Teddy Roosevelt returning to the White House and taunts other hopefuls like Taft Cannon Hughes Fairbanks. The light rhyme explores political outcomes with humor about tariffs, whiskers, earmuffs, and overshoes.
A humorous exchange contrasts Teddy bear mania with a joke about Fairbanks entering the icehouse. The punchline flips to predicting a polar bear fad replacing the teddy craze as a wry political quip.
A man scolds women for fashion slaves and rejects shoulder pads for his new cost, after Mrs. T requests price for a hipless gown. He heads downtown and instructs his tailor to omit shoulder pads, signaling disdain for current trends.
A witty piece questions whether curves demoralize and jokes about changes in fashion from corsets to slender waists. It notes a barber’s sharp take and ribbing about shifting beauty standards. Michigan reportedly seeks to curb a movement called the Flying Rollers, indicating state actions against a sect.
In Spokane area a Idaho probate case features Mrs. Charles Fleming recounting ten days of wedded life after answering a New York matrimonial ad. She details two prior marriages, a knife attack and divorce, a fatal shooting of her second husband, and a string of suitors. The latest groom Fleming vanished after borrowing 1000, with Battell threatening action for damages over his job loss and expenses.
A striking extinguisher type hat is crafted in deep brown silk with a baby blue velvet chou in front and sweeping blue feathers creating a dramatic period silhouette.
The article recalls hair jewelry once common as somber mementos of deceased husbands, fathers, or children. It notes the fading art as relics of a bygone era and mentions hair pictures, often graveyard scenes with a weeping willow over tombs, all made from deceased relatives.
In M'Keever New York a family staying near Albany finds fashionably dressed daughters have lingerie items missing. A constable, called in after weeks, traps a goat as the thief when it is seen munching a corset cover. The farmer is rewarded with cigars and a tip at the end.
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