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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1926
Page
3
A published letter exchange recalls past romantics and advises a man torn between two women. Jeanne recounts how a hesitant note to a longing sweetheart led to an unexpected marriage in another city, while Martha Lee counsels ending one engagement to wed the truly loved partner, avoiding money as a factor.
In a courtroom drama, Cherry Lane’s murder is linked to an elopement with Chris Wiley. Bob Hathaway and Faith contend with fear and gossip as the coroner and jurors examine evidence including a broken Chinese vase as the death instrument.
Mary Kearney, a parlor maid at Ralph Cluny’s, testifies about events from Thanksgiving night. Coroner and district attorney prepare for trial as she describes her knowledge of the house and the incident.
A reader asks how to win a popular 20 year old with many girl friends described as a sheik. Advice urges not showing belief in his charm, remain indifferent, and laugh at his line to provoke sincerity and possibly change his behavior.
Dear Martha Lee notes a teen seeking guidance on dating and popularity while insisting on not settling for a steady. The columnist cautions about grammar and school work, suggests avoiding neglect, and mentions chaperoned outings with a suitable date.
Canada dispatch reports two thousand buffalo from the Wainwright Park herd will be slaughtered this year to reduce numbers and fit available space. P Burns & Co. hold the contract and the meat will be sold commercially.
The Yale University Dramatic Association staged Out O Luck at the Murat in Indianapolis, a war time drama with strong language and comic elements. Cast includes Arthur Shipman Jr, O. 045, B. Moxie, Edmerd Mills, S. Ryan, Hoocock, Keogh, and Beckett, with notes that the play was written in 1919 from St Mihiel drive memories and claims it is based on actual happenings.
Mrs. Walter Ferguson argues that women are unfairly labeled as talkative. She contends public speaking is driven by men, noting long winded sessions precede civic actions and elections. She suggests shorter sermons and speeches could improve civic engagement.
A humorous critique argues that excessive speeches hinder progress. Civic clubs like Rotary and Kiwanis are blamed for long remarks, claiming Congress has fallen into debatable rhetoric over action and appetite.
When soaking the egg beater avoid exposing the internal cogs to water. Keep the mechanism dry and clean to prevent rust and damage.
Sandwiches filled with tuna or salmon mixed with celery and mayonnaise dressing are nutritious and tasty for lunch.
Glassware that has held milk should be rinsed in cold water before washing in hot. This practice helps remove fatty residues and prevent milk spoilage from heating during cleaning. Ensure thorough cold rinse before any hot washing.
Add a teaspoon of powdered borax to the water used for washing handkerchiefs. This will whiten them perceptibly and improve their appearance.
When hanging laundry group items by type such as sheets towels and slips to simplify loading and ironing. Enware with fitted covers is excellent. Square-cornered nested dishes save space and can be arranged to advantage.
A brief note on efficient refrigeration storage suggests using glass or earthware containers to save space in the ice box. Emphasizes practical, durable materials suited to keeping foods fresh while conserving room.
A cook advises that meringue bakes more evenly and with a more inviting color when prepared in a slow oven, yielding lighter and smoother results.
When you clean house shift the stair carpet often enough to distribute wear and extend its life.
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