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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1906
Page
5
Caution urged on alum compounds in baking powders as labels must name all ingredients. Consumer guidance highlights avoiding alum and alum phos phosphate formulas. Repl Baking Powder promoted as a tartar baking option, claimed best available.
An old Seneca legend unfolds at a great lake as Waneta the chief’s daughter falls for Kayuta, foe of her tribe. Tragedy follows a secret tryst, a lethal confrontation, and a final, fated burial beneath a blasted pine with a bark scroll that future plowmen unearth.
Mrs Henry Mengel, her daughter Elizabeth and John C Goetz faced a vicious cat that sprang at them during dinner preparation. Mengel wounded the animal with a broom and, after the cat mauled all three, Officer Toomey shot and killed it after multiple attempts. The cat's head will be examined at the Pasteur Institute for bite treatment guidance.
The Sun collaborates with a pattern company to deliver new sewing patterns to readers for ten cents each. A different pattern is showcased daily, including a ten-cent pattern that accommodates sears. To obtain by mail, send ten cents, pattern number and size, plus name and address to the Feeble Department of The Bun.
Fragmented wire service style column mentions a Chicago hotel denying Lean Haneell custody of her dog, then shifts to Grace Bryan in a Virginia school and other brief notes about stock travel, local fines, vaudeville, and unrelated quips. The chaotic clipping references Churchill, poker, a theater fire, and a Marshall County legal line about anti trust laws.
A dated horoscope notes actions for Wednesday. It warns marrying and asking favors before noon and urges harmony with neighbors to avoid business failures and anxiety. It predicts a child born that day will have an unruly mind and be difficult to please, with doubtful business prospects.
A grieving man recalls his yearning for his wife as a baby asks for its mother. Janie returns at last, and the family is reunited. The piece frames love as steadfast, forgiving through hardship and social stigma, enduring through smoke and storm.
The column advises buying stock ings in matched pairs to ensure consistency when darning is hard. It recommends washing dress shields with borax, stuffing tissue in ribbon loops to preserve curl, and reinforcing thinning garments by sewing fabric underneath with careful darning at half inch intervals.
Secretary Wilson has learned that the roant beet packers have sold boiled beet instead of fresh. While the discovery is surprising, officials express satisfaction that the market now clearly shows the beet issue and consumer impact.
An advertisement touts Cascadats as a cheap preventive health aid. It claims one tablet daily prevents 90 percent of common ills, especially bowel related issues, without side effects. The product, sold by Sterling Remedy Company, is presented as a pocket box costing under ten cents per week.
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