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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1926
Page
3
A 1920s column argues social pretensions burden families. It quotes Mrs. Ferguson and Martha Lee on ambitious living, warns wives shape social standards, and describes husbands ground down by installment purchases, endless parties, and keeping up with neighbors.
Soak all vegetables in cold water to crisp them and wash away dirt and insect eggs. Bake molasses cakes in greased tins with paper and not too hot an oven. Boil water for tea to avoid flat bitter taste. Cream soups are heavy first course. pair with vegetables or lighter fish. Slow cooking tenderizes tough meat with proper seasoning. White blotters absorb spills in the buffet. A new forkspoon aids removing vegetables and foods from fat.
An ad extols Midol as a safe non narcotic tablet that relieves menstrual pain within minutes and lasts over twelve hours. It claims direct action on affected organs, no heart depression, and accessibility at druggists for 40 cents in a slim aluminum box.
A columnist notes how female vanity powers modern commerce as a wife shops for a new coat and a husband agrees. A reader asks how to rekindle her husband's drive and the advisor suggests raising living standards and nudging him gently toward higher goals.
A reader asks if after two years with a woman he should propose or wait. The adviser urges honesty about intentions, suggests engagement possible with a delay, and counsels diamond gifting as a sign of commitment. The parent’s opinion is challenged as biased.
Semi annual sale of unclaimed stolen items recovered by police will be held December 17 at the police headquarters garage. Custodian George Cox announced the sale includes tires bicycles automobile tools and other articles. Proceeds go to municipal funds.
The Lane family prepares for Cherry Lane's wedding to the elderly Ralph Cluny on the eve of Thanksgiving. Cherry shifts from bold to demure under Cluny's refined influence while Joy admires her future mother in law. Long offers a business venture to Cluny, and Jim resists, as Mrs Lane adapts to the looming union in a household filled with affection and tension.
The dialogue centers on Joy, Faith, and Cherry discussing wedding nerves as the eve of Cherry’s wedding arrives. Cherry’s mind remains fixed on her choice, with a sense of impending cost. The scene closes with the note to continue at the wedding rehearsal the night before Thanksgiving.
Dr. A A Wilson joins the State board of health child hygiene staff announced by director Dr. Adah B Schweitzer. Wilson, a University of Pennsylvania and Edinburgh graduate, has worked in child hygiene in South Dakota and New York. Miss Fannie Thomas, former Fulton County public health nurse, named to assist Dr Wilson.
When storing or maintaining a gas stove, wipe occasionally with an oiled cloth to prevent rust. Regular light oiling helps protect metal surfaces from moisture and corrosion over time.
A new dust pan with a long handle reduces the need to bend while sweeping. The design improves convenience for quick cleanup and daily chores.
A new kid glove style imitates snakeskin closely and has entered the market. The design aims to capture the texture and look of real snakeskin, appealing to fashion buyers seeking distinctive accessories.
A red sill umbrella features a unique handle crafted from red lizard skin, natural snake, and ivory materials, creating a striking and unusual combination.
The report observes dark shoe colors among evening hosiery beyond light nude and pinkish tan shades with occasional gun metal or black options.
The discussion notes coats trending toward fuller silhouettes and rounded outlines. Observers observe a shift toward more generous cuts and softer shapes in outerwear choices.
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