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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1904

Page

5

Directoire Fashion Repeats Itself Across Centuries

The article compares the 1792 Directoire dress with modern fall styles, noting similarities in silhouette. It describes the old Directoire gown with silk skirt, double breasted hat, jabot, large hat, and feathery or bow ornaments, and contrasts with the current dark green cloth versions plus wide belts and hats.

Household Hints and a Portland Dog Tragedy

Household hints advise a clean fire-brick iron stand to retain heat and avoid air flow from ordinary stands, while bricks act as heat retainers. Silver ornaments should be wrapped in tissue. tarnish can be wiped with damp tissue. Also cleaning gold jewelry with a damp tissue. News notes a Portland musician W. H. Boyer reporting his dog Brown Boy committed suicide by gas exposure after being left in the kitchen.

W. H. Boyer Portland Mr. Boyer Brown Boy

Robe de Nuit Sparks Fashion Sensation Yet Again

The article notes the importance of sensations in fashion by the robe de nuit. It describes the sleep robe as a continuous thrill for readers, with lines about its dainty ruling and resting look. The skirt is divided, claimed to be more comfortable and healthier.

Pulitle Internationa Deessmak Association

Indians bring tennis gear to Fraser river tale

Fragmented report notes British Columbia Indians near hop fields and hotel guests, canoe traffic on Fraser River, and a salmon Osherles with a tennis outfit. For Sale column hints at selling items, ten words free.

Indiana British Columbia

Promoter Col Willard Moves Through Wall Street Turbulence

In a bustling New York scene four years into a booming market, Timothy Willard a robust Wall Street promoter stands in De Fere Harry Co office watching stock quotes. He plans to unload 200 shares of steel pipe quietly while Henry Hastings manages a Chicago grain network and keeps steady wires open to Chicago.

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The Gentler Sex in United States School Reorganization Plan

Fragmented report discusses women desiring roles in education and the push for school reorganization under various social and political pressures. Mentions of public instruction plans, Mexican influence, and gender roles in domestic service emerge amid broader coverage of labor and education reform.

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California Mineral Output Totals 57 Million in Percents

The state mineralogist reports California produced in value 16,471 dollars from gold. The total mineral output including oil reached 57,759,002 dollars. Oil output stood at 7,313 dollars.

Calfornia

MISS CHENG SHAPES WASHINGTON SOCIETY SCENE

In Washington, Sept 22 a social stir grows as Miss Cheng the daughter of the Chinese minister Sir Chentung Tsang-Cheng enters high society life. Described as an up to date Chinese girl aged roughly 15 to 35 she shops in stores and mingles with American social circles wearing oriental dress and diamonds. She will be a drawing card at forthcoming social events alongside Miss Alice Roosevelt and the Countess Casino as hosts plan winter entertainments.

Washington Chentung Tsang-Cheng Mina Cheng WM Aliee Roosevelt Countess Casino

Katsura Defends Japan in War Aims and Eastern Peace

Count Katsura, Japan’s premier, discusses the so called yellow peril and defends Japan’s war aims. He argues the conflict seeks empire security and permanent peace in the east, warning Australia’s role disturbs regional stability and must be restrained. He urges calm to show fears are unfounded.

Count Katsura Japan Asia East Aussie Ainwer

Social rounds bring many locals home from travels

Greenshore welcomes Clay Eller while Ed Rainey and J Louis visit, and numerous residents return to towns from Hartford to Martinsville. Entries mention trips to Cambridge City, Washington, Lafayette, Terre Haute, and Kokomo with many relatives hosting guests, attending events, or pursuing studies at Indiana medical college and Ohio Wesleyan University.

Clay Eller Greenshore Ed Rainey J. Louis Ciy A. M. Waltz Hartford Grover Lee Swarthmore College Margaret Mehan Washington Ind Samuel Cunningham Walkerton H. C. Tinney Lafayette Katherine Miler Plainville B. B. Scovell Knightstown Jacob Sapper Noblesville Geraldine Vermillion Anderson Tudor Hall Josephine Clark Bessie Rice Tipton D. Pray Bayview Mich Bessie Lillian Brooks Cambridge City George VanZan Clinton Archools David Cushing Margaret Darth Hume Rushville Indiana Medical College Millon A A. Morris Indianapolis Birs C. P. Merrifield Logansport Virgil Weessner John Weessner Seymour Sam J. Cunningham Watherton Mary Spainhower Worthington Richard Morrison Aaron Tally Bert Hollis Glenora Wiley Yoke F. BM. Wiley Greenfield Clifford Stewart Earl Wilkes Sanders McKinney Shelbyville Orville James Connersville Will Lindsey Frank Crockett FL . Crockett Frank Mitchell Frans Mary Allison Worthermgton George Dyer Dal Tilson Claypool Ora Wiliams Ohio Wesleyan University Frankwood Williams University of Wisconsin

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