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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1926
Page
10
A reader letter column discusses homely or plain women thriving in life and love. An expert counsels that beauty is not essential for happiness or marriage, praising character, tact, and kindness as true assets while noting plain women can secure stable, fulfilling homes and avoid vanity.
The reader seeks guidance on judging a future husband by his smoking habit. The adviser cautions against letting a habit overly influence judgments, noting long-term smokers struggle to quit. Focus on overall virtues and compatibility, not prejudices.
Faith confronts sensational headlines as Cherry runs away after Ralph Lane is murdered. Bob Hathaway reveals odd footprints near the window, suggesting a possible intruder or detective presence, while Faith fears Cherry has fled. The scene ends with more news from Cherry and ongoing media scrutiny.
Samuel J Dykes of East Haven Conn describes severe plated skin disease that covered his body and left deep cuts. After trying Resinol Soap and Ointment he recovered fully with no scars and urges others with electro plating skin troubles to try it.
The Tinymites explore a music shop where 클 clowny plays a noisy drum, causing Scouty to cry out in pain before the drum is put away. A nestwood ukulele and a horn later delight some, while Santa notes every crafted item brings happiness to children on Christmas morn. The tale ends with Santa predicting more adventures to come.
In a heated discussion Margaret Haig Viscountess Rhondda argues motherhood is not a full time job and women owe society full daily work. A respondent counters that many wives labor harder at home while many families struggle financially as Stanley Seygiel takes eleven of his eighteen children back to Poland.
Irvington post of the American Legion hosts a New Year’s Eve party at Tomlinson Hall with an old fiddlers contest and three prizes. Invitations extended to “old-timers” and calls arranged by Albert F. Meurer. Callers will lead the round dance and quadrille as two orchestras provide music for old and modern dances. A buffet lunch will be served.
Loganport Ind December 18 William Hudson aged 49 residing near Grass Creek slashed his wrists with a pocket knife and died almost instantly Officials blamed despondency over ill health for the self inflicted death.
Sister Mary shares two candy methods, one using two cups sugar and roasted peanuts, the other a lemon gelatine candy. The first cooks to a golden syrup, adds nuts, then sets on a platter. The second blends gelatine with sugar lemon syrup, pour into brick shapes, roll in sugar, and cool.
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