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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1903
Page
4
A Indianapolis Sun essay argues personality makes success in business society and politics. It contrasts strong, self formed thinking with conforming echoers, urging cultivation of a right kind of personality through steady effort, kindness and honesty, to gain belief and influence.
A harsh Broadside accuses Indianapolis ministers of cowardice and cowardly political actions, claiming they surrendered convictions to the Indianapolis News. The piece asserts preachers spread falsehoods, maligned the mayor, and embraced the paper’s resolutions, warning they have “plenty of rope” and may be pressured further.
A reader condemns the high coal prices in Indianapolis amid fears of coal trusts and regional price manipulation. The column mocks local reformers and mentions city politics, the News attitude, and various civic names with satirical jabs about public figures and events.
Distress after eating and nausea are described as symptoms of dyspepsia. The claim says longer neglect worsens the condition and that Hood's Sarsaparilla strengthens stomach function. A user testimonial cites 25 years of dyspepsia cured after taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla.
The Swirl of Society notes several city residents traveling and visiting relatives. Abram Parry returns to Los Angeles to attend school while Belle Weigand plans a homecoming visit. Mrs. James Canning arrives from a two week country visit this week. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bradford Graver have come home from a summer trip to Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Havelick travel to Glenwood Springs Colorado to visit relatives. Mrs. Garnel Ret is due back next week from a study abroad with her daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Walcott entertain guests in Madison hosted by Charles H. Walcott.
A fragment describes an incident on a late Tuesday road event involving a team, with a person named Harry Withecas referenced during a fall. Further details are unreadable in the OCR fragment.
A fashion note from La Nouvelle Mode praises a chamois colored blouse with eyelet edgework on the yoke straps and cuffs, a tight back and pouched front, and bouffant sleeves. It mentions accessories like orange and black plaid ribbon ties and studded belts, plus variations in citron, willow green, rose, or white.
A 19th century style guide notes ironing secrets for laundry success. It stresses hot, clean irons and precise handling of starch, wax, and beeswax on cloths. Instructions cover iron preparation, storage, and table setup to ensure smooth operation and proper heat for various fabrics.
Mrs Carrington paces the veranda awaiting Etheridge and then accompanies him to a grave. At the violet bloom site she overhears a man and a woman discussing a matter, her tension rising as a sharp revelation looms.
Esther Carrington confronts John Carrington over rumors about his wife Winona. He defends his vow to protect her while a shocking reunion with Nona, the dead baby’s mother, breaks through the emotional tension. The scene ends with a plea to take Jack home. Blood Bitters ad appears at the end.
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