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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1902
Page
5
A brief recipe note describes small hot biscuits made with Royal Baking Powder. Mix and bake just before the meal and serve with butter honey marmalade or jam. The ad emphasizes Royal Baking Powder as essential.
Ann Teek announces a winter shirt waist revolution with a shift to heavy cotton and vesting materials. Study highlights include front plaits with three enamel studs, no buttons, and prices from 1.50 to 7.50, plus options in cream vesting, linen blends, and mercerized cottons.
Winkle hides money troubles from his wife Trix a clever homemaker with a knack for business. She plans a Thursday night theater outing to prove his neglect and stirs the first real moment of conflict as he returns home to find her in evening dress and insists she stay at home. The scene highlights their strained marriage and Winkle’s suspicions.
Winkle debates leaving home for his wife Trix while she enjoys theater with Tiddleywinks the cat. After a tense evening he plans to confess money troubles and doubts if she loves him. A dramatic turn ends with Winkle dying and revived, renewing their bond in a quiet, enduring love.
The park board notes large crowds for the Sunday free concerts at Spades Place and Garfield Park despite cold rain and wind on many Sundays. This Sunday’s programs are planned to close the season.
Arndt's Military Band presents a varied program featuring Clarke selection The Sleeping Beauty and Wache weale seascapes a suite of Sousa and Wagner pieces and light interludes including The Sultan of Sulu and The Star Spangled Banner with marches and waltzes from Lauter and Lampe among others, highlighting a diverse catalog of 19th and early 20th century orchestral and band works.
Washington Sept 26 Mrs Roosevelt has selected a 30 000 set from 78 exclusive designs for the White House to replace the old ball shaped service. The plan includes extensive pieces and a 144 piece cut glass accompaniment. The design features the Great Seal and a colonial gold pattern and will be ready for January dinners in the remodeled White House.
A Jolietville Boomer item lists Sallie Flanders 14 of Millville as the largest girl on the fair grounds, with 4% pounds and 23 yards of fabric for a dress, plus 13s shoes and a shy remark about her beau Andy Bilodeau. Other vignettes include Mordecai Snodgrass's milking machine mishap injuring him while the cow remained unscathed, and humorous notes on Noble county ladies, with hunters, siblings, and oysters.
A fragmentary advertisement lists various patent medicines and tonics for skin ailments corns and rheumatic pains. Products include Rover on Bustons and Pan products, instant relief for certain conditions, and hair care items such as Weis' Hain Toxe and Watts' Minacix powder with prices ranging from 2c to 50c. The text imitates late 19th or early 20th century patent medicine marketing.
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