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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1899

Page

5

Miss Dora Havemeyer Marries Naval Hero Winslow

The Newport wedding unites heiress Dora Havemeyer and naval Lieut. Winslow. A second wedding feast fed 100 poor children at Oddfellows Hall during the reception, reflecting the couple’s charitable gesture. The romance grew from childhood affection to wartime heroism and mutual affection.

Dora Havemeyer Lieut. Winslow Newport Havemeyer Oddfellows’ Hall

The Parting A Paris couple faces jealousy and rekindled love

In Paris, Paul and Henriette Dufrenoy clash over jealousy after a matinee. Accusations fly about Coralie Verdier and Maxime Renaud, prompting Henriette to leave. Paul wanders, reconsidering his love, and returns at day’s end to find Henriette with hyacinths, offering reconciliation. From the French.

Paul Henriette Whew Hospital Coralie Verdier Maxime Renaud Madame Monsieur Paris Henriette Dufrenoy Meudon Coquet Coralie Henrietta

Woman Patent Lawyer Praised by Commissioner

Miss Edith J. Griswold of New York City, the only woman actively practicing patent law the patent commissioner recalls, is noted as highly successful with a focus on electrical apparatus. She advises women to pursue patent law for good earnings through hard work and persistence.

Washington Edith J. Griswold New York City United States Miss Griswold Tony

Ladies' Fleece Lined and Kersey Jackets Sale

Heavy fleece lined garments for boys girls youths and misses at 25c a garment. Ladies' fine kersey jackets in black and browns with velvet collars and taf feta silk lining. Ladies' suits of homespun chev iots in assorted colors, bargain price 5.00.

Sebbia Pompadour Gloria Dresden Tc Yard Ecru

Zinc Queens Drive Zinc Statue Plan At Paris Exposition

Leslie's Weekly notes zinc has grown in arts and science and a plan to exhibit a zinc statue at the Paris exposition. Miss Catherine Austin from Joplin and Miss Mabel Lee of St Louis are in line to model. The statue will use zinc supplied by the Missouri Kansas zinc miners association.

Leslie's Weekly Missouri Catharine Austin St. Louis Ladijes Catherine Austin Joplin Mabel Lee Stone C. W. Wetmore Austin Richard Henry Lee Missouri-Kansas Zinc Miners’ Association R. V. Pierce Se Emsteat Dr. Pierce

Useful Household Care And Cleaning Tips From The Era

Fresh raw meat makes effective bait for mice traps. Lemon and salt remove hand stains. Hot water and soda remove most grease. For nosebleeds, snuff alum through nostrils. A hot cloth helps jelly orices come from mold. Rub lamp chimneys with dry salt to brighten light. Overheated rooms harm plants. use warm water for tropical plants. Boil black knits briefly in milk to prevent dye on skin. Limewater cleans jars and milk vessels. yellow oil stains from sewing machines lift with ammonia.

Mustache trouble and party chatter in light verse

Smiles recount a comic exchange about Freddy's mustache and its rapid wear. Mrs Trotter recalls a Paris masquerade with Mr Spiffins in a monk costume. A father negotiates cake limits as a child begs for more, capturing humorous newspaper dialogue and social sketches.

Mrs Sheldon Promotes Albion Library Fund Gift

Mrs Sheldon Simon of Albion Michigan is highlighted as a public spirited citizen after contributing twelve thousand dollars toward a library and club house project. The note emphasizes her philanthropy and community impact in the local effort.

Sheldon Simon Albion, Mich

Were I the sun and wind and flower in love

A poetic homage from St Pauls celebrating boundless devotion in nature and personified elements. The speaker claims endless light from the sun and soft breeze to chase cares, and fragrance or song to woo the beloved. A branded closing endorses Hood's Barsaparilla as a blood purifier remedy.

The October Bride Wardrobe on a Modest Budget

A guide for brides with limited means on planning and renovating a wardrobe avoid waste. Reuse old dresses, overhaul textiles, and invest in a few quality pieces such as a tailor made suit, heavy coat, silk dress, and reliable undergarments while prioritizing durable fabrics and careful budgeting.

Trousseau John Mother Hubbard

Big Four Route Excursion to Lafayette Sept 24

Big Four Route announces an excursion to Lafayette on Sunday September 24 with a special $1.25 round trip. The program includes the consecration of St Boniface Church by Archbishop Sebastian Martinelli apostolic delegate assisted by Rev J H Guendeling of Fort Wayne and Rev Raphael Hesse of Cincinnati among many clergy. Special train departs Union Station at 7 45 a m.

Lafayette St. Boniface Church Sebastian Martinelli J. H. Guendeling Fort Wayne Raphael Hesse Cincinnati Union Station

Four coats offered at bargain prices in retail stock

The ad touts top coats for retail sale highlighting quality and finish. It markets Tan Conver t Cloth Coat at 10 dollars and a Herringbone Cheviot grayish brown coat with velvet collar as a novelty, claiming full 15 dollar value.

Covert Cloth Top Coats Priced At Value

An advertisement describes Lot 4 063 English Tan Covert Cloth Top Coats with patch pockets strap seams double warp Italian lining and satin sleeve lining offered as good value at 12 50. Lot 4 068 Fine Imported Covert Cloth coats are tailored with silk lining oil boiled silk patch pockets tap seams buffalo horn buttons and marketed as a superior garment typically selling at 20 dollars.

A Highly Knowledgeable Yet Wretched Wanderer

A poem portrays a once bright youth now ragged and forlorn. He can recall times, dates, and maps with a vast memory, quoting Timon and celestial knowledge. Despite his vast facts his life feels empty, his face marked by hardship, as he trudges the streets in decline.

S. E. Kiser Chicago Times-Herald

How Different Nations Eat

The Golden Penny surveys dining customs across nations. It notes refined English and American manners, while describing Russian use of nature’s weapons, German aggressive knife use, Swedes’ tiny pieces, Italians with frequent spoon use, Japanese chopsticks, Chiraman nails, Greeks biting large mouthfuls then cutting meat into pieces before swallowing, leading to indigestion.

Chiraman

Breakfast Bodice in French Flannel for Warmer Wear

A breakfast bodice uses fine French flannel similar to a shirtwaist but warmer due to a lining. White ground flannel is plaid with close mauve lines, shallow yoke tucked to pull lines inward, and mauve moire ribbon trim. A wide moire stock and black velvet belt complete the look with gun metal clasps set with amethyst crystals.

Beng

The Feminine Observer Verse on Private Tears

A reflective snippet from The Feminine Observer notes that wise women cry privately and that public dances reveal those who cannot hear the music, suggesting restraint and social judgment in emotional displays.

Invitation to read the Suis Liners seventh page

A brief invitation appears on page seven of the Suis Liners section inviting readers to use and read the seventh page. The note emphasizes engagement with the current issue and prompts attention to featured content.

SUIS

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