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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1907
Page
5
Rod recalls a summer flirtation with Nan on a veranda by the sea. He alternates between memory of Anne and a casual romance with Nan, then faces the unglamorous truth that his feelings have shifted away from Anne as summer ends.
A child pleads for a penny to buy candy while a cook and a forbidden past are hinted at. The overheard dialogue riffs on parental limits and a cautious future, ending with a mention of a sensational romance title about Claudine.
Special to The Sun from Houston Texas Miss Fanny Malroy daughter of Col Colbert Malroy earns honorary Texas Ranger status for daring rescue of her wounded father in Mexico She swims a river fights a mountain lion confronts cattle thieves and persuades President Diaz for safe conduct The tale portrays her as brave beautiful and beloved by cowboys and band of outlaws alike.
A young woman speaks Spanish like old Spain and defends her noble father in court, winning an acquittal amid landowners demanding large pay. She appeals to President Diaz in Mexico City and secures a protective document to move cattle along the Rio Grande, repelling a nighttime cattle raid led by hungry outlaws with vigilant cowboys and a dramatic charge.
Chicago report details new charges against Hotel Grace employees on Jackson boulevard and Clark street. Peck Grivot chief clerk arrested on warrants from Kathrine Francis and Grace Devito. Gaines night clerk charged with extortion by threats. Grivot faces hearing for Oct 1 before Municipal Judge Newcomer at Harrison street court plus disorderly conduct.
When lamp chimneys or any glass items break, place the fragments in a stove with a hot fire. The glass will melt into a solid mass with no sharp edges. The next morning the cooled mass can be removed with the ashes, reducing danger.
When wind is brisk and small items may tear on the line place them in a pillow case and hang the case to dry. The delicate pieces will dry properly and stay in perfect condition for ironing.
To keep a child's napkin in place tie a knot in one corner and tuck it just inside the dress neck. Then use a small safety pin to fasten the upper corners together in the back for secure placement.
A severe paroxysm of coughing may be arrested by taking a tablespoonful of glycerine in a wine glass of hot milk. This home remedy is suggested as a simple cure for persistent coughing.
Fold the hem ends together and hang on the line with pins close together, then iron to remove any central wrinkle. This method yields a flat, smooth crease without a hump in the middle.
A tableg spoonful of sal soda is added to the bean pot then filled with boiling water. Let it stand until the next dishwashing to reduce cleaning effort and lessen trouble afterward.
Mrs. Hattie Saddler, a bride, knelt before the grand jury in Chicago on September 27 asking they refrain from indicting her husband for the shooting. She had broken an engagement with Saddler for another man, prompting the confrontation that led to both shooting themselves. Despite later marriage in the hospital, police expected no indictment.
A pupil named Jonnie Simpsonweed writes a rambly note to a girl named Mabul and to a teacher, venting about school life and mischief. He jokes about spelling and arithmetic, mocks teachers, and ends with a claim of being punished for rough behavior in class.
A quirky reflection on mother in law relations notes that the old joke is fading yet new evidence of her rising prominence appears. An anecdote recalls a man bonding with his wife’s mother after his spouse’s death. Poe once wrote a poem praising a mother in law as a dearer relation than one’s own mother.
Elegant colonial glass castors with gold etching and silver washed stands grow popular for wedding gifts while plainer, bulky pieces drop from tables. The dainty items, used on restaurant tables before, are now sought for upscale celebrations and decor.
The Butler college class in ceramics presents an exhibition at the H. Lieber art gallery featuring about 150 hand painted china pieces. The designs are more conventional than naturalistic and the works are by Mrs. L. Mitchell, Mrs. Ralph Willitts, Misses Mendenhall, Gurschwiler, Wink, Nellie Orr, Marie Sparks, Helen Valadin, Iai Williams, Ethel J. Criday, Susanne Wheeler, Hazel Pugh, Emma Losey and Margaret Holand.
Simple home kitchen guide lists fried cauliflower with vinegar sprigs then batter fry. Mustard Relish blends eggs mustard sugar vinegar simmered two hours. Pickled Peaches use peaches vinegar sugar raisins and cinnamon boiled until tender. Tomato Bisque combines tomatoes soda cracker crumbs butter salt pepper and milk simmered and strained.
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