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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1903
Page
5
Advertises Cuticura products as cures for eczema psoriasis scrofula pimples ringworm and other skin conditions. Claims complete local and constitutional treatment with hot baths Cuticura Soap and Ointment plus Cuticura Resolvent to purify blood. Presents global sale and instructions for use.
The article describes a simple handkerchief bandana tie fashion. It outlines cutting a corner diagonally toward the center from a hemstitched bandana and tying a loose knot at the slit end. The split corner forms the neck grip while the hemmed edges cascade down the bodice.
Miss Carrie Woolfolk married Granville W. Browning after Mrs. Margaret E. Sangster proclaimed her the living prototype of the ideal girl in the novel Janet Ward. The frontispiece, a portrait of Woolfolk, was used with her permission. The book’s ideal girl seeks a career but ends joyful in a homemaker’s life.
A weary child returns from school and a disordered home slows routines. Hanging up hats and coats matters beyond tidiness, shaping habits that affect time, patience, and respect for authority. Mothers face ongoing challenges as children learn to follow rules at school and at home.
A detailed guide warns against cuticle trimming and harsh nail work. It emphasizes safe, skilled care by a proper professional, describing cleaning, shaping, bleaching, and polishing steps while cautioning about injury and the dangers of untrained handling. The piece underscores cuticle preservation and informed adoption of nail treatments.
With two weeks left before the city chooses its mayor for the next two years the bitter campaign around Mayor Bookwalter continues. Democrats and Republicans project confidence while predicting the other's defeat amid renewed innuendo and plans to sap opponent vitality. Hitz leads a vigorous bid with optimistic but unquantified plurality hopes aided by skewed ballots and a three day poll as the contest intensifies.
Santa Barbara California September 30 Rats in the cellar of the late Don Caspar Orena’s house carried on a two year binge. They gnawed corks from many casks and demijohns spilling contents across the cellar floor. The mix of rare Spanish and California wines soured and developed a strong odor. The estate loss totals about 10000 gallons.
A dialogue recalls the Duke of Wellington seeking to sell Apaley Hall his historic London residence for $900,000. The professor notes that sum is immense, remarking it could buy much radium. The exchange frames a curious contrast between aristocratic property and scientific wealth.
The serialized tale continues with Alice insisting she is not a thief and could not steal, amid chapter events developing the plot and character tensions.
An ad proclaims $500 reward for a cure of leucorrhea and female weakness with Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. It cites over 35 years of cures, urges a fair trial, and includes testimonials and dramatic language to persuade readers to purchase the remedy.
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