Advice on letters and love in Martha Lee column
Readers ask about stamp language and letters on envelopes. Martha Lee dispenses guidance on romance, keeping secrets, and handling relationships with young men amid parental limits and age.
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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1922
Page
7
Readers ask about stamp language and letters on envelopes. Martha Lee dispenses guidance on romance, keeping secrets, and handling relationships with young men amid parental limits and age.
Mrs Milo H Stuart writes The Fauntleroy Home a playlet detailing the Minerva Club’s first meeting in the Fauntleroy home New Harmony to be staged Friday in the Assembly Room of the Claypool Hotel as a convention feature.
Tech seniors will stage a class play with cast members Donald Bruce Elsie Milner Mary Frances Ayle Ted Plum Stanley Kohlman Barbara Fischer Richard Jackson Frank Langsenkamp Fred Sanders Theodore Pence Lydia Bates Walter Jolly Paxton Unger and Darrel Davies. Virgil Williams is business manager assisted by Glenn Finley. The property committee lists Kathryn Pangle Marion Abbott Gerald Dunlap and Ethel Hensley. Helena Sieloff chairs the costume committee with assistant Hazel Westmoreland Foster Beach and Herschel Goodnight.
A simple recipe style list outlines ingredients for a cheese dish: two tablespoons butter six tablespoons flour one cup milk two yolks one pound diced cheese salt and cayenne to taste fine dried bread crumbs and egg whites.
Observers note short white gloves with gauntlet cuffs of black lace among well dressed women at gatherings. The Parisian style pairs the gloves with sleeveless gowns, contrasting with black gloves that feature a white frill.
Vincennes Indiana December 4 Top gland market quote stands at 100000 with no buyers United News reports James Miller a bullish gland broker sent a letter to Chicago detective chief after a Chicago millionaire showed interest The broker acts for Ray Martin and would receive half the sale proceeds if a deal occurs Martin seeks at least 50000 and Miller plans to hold to the asking price with no sale yet
Bruce A. Campbell of East St. Louis Illinois past grand exalted ruler of the Elks delivered the memorial address at Indianapolis Lodge No 13 B P C E annual service held at the English Theater A Wagner processional opened the program with P J Montanas orchestra The Elks quartet sang and ritualistic services were given by lodge officers Committees led the event.
Ten of eleven prisoners escaped from Ft. Benjamin Harrison last night by sawing a window bar. James Wilson was captured near Lawrence. Missing include Allen Busey Virgil Foster Kolmer Coyle Semon Williams Delbert Hess George Lucas Merle Ratcliff Frank Neal Minix. Minix and Neal had prior escapes. others are garrison prisoners for misdemeanors.
For Christmas individual fruit jars, tiny jars of preserves, jelly or marmalade, are gifts that carry the individuality of the home maker. They may be packed in Christmas boxes, tied with tissue, surmounted by holly or wrapped with an embroidered napkin.
Persistent coughs and chronic colds are warned about with Creomulsion a twofold action remedy. The ad claims it soothes and heals inflamed membranes while the creosote attacks germs, promising relief and a money back guarantee if not removed after following directions.
Johnny Gruelle recounts Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy riding with a storekeeper and a kind old lady toward Wrinklenose sisters who dwell in the woods. The sisters threaten capture with a magic web as the group enters their shed and house. Copyright 1822.
The December sale of toilet goods offers Yardley English lavender soap 19¢ per cake and imported lemon soap 29¢, plus Hungarian glycerine soap 35¢, guest soap 95¢ for two dozen, and scented oblong pars at 15¢ each. Also listed are Yardley bath tablets 45¢, Williams and Guerlain toiletries, Armour Venetian bath soap 89¢ a dozen, Vivgamint and Olivia toothpastes, various powders, perfumes, and Gillette razors. Ayres Toilet Goods on street floor.
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