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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1924

Page

9

Persian Lambs Raised in Kansas for Fur Trade

Topeka Kansas July 1 Persians ibs are raised in the United States for fur Karakul lambs crossbred with Lincoln and Cotswold stock have produced nearly 1000 lambs valued at 10 to 50 dollars each Bundles worth over 1000 have shipped to New York markets Pure bred Karakul rams cost 2500 to 3000 and half-bloods about 500 Crawford says the breed offers hardiness and a mutton flavorless meat, aiding US sheep farming. In other news a local assault report seeks a suspect Sadie Dickerin is accused of brickbats.

NEA Topeka Kan Karakul Kansas M. Crawford Farway Bokhara Central Crawford Lincoln Cotswold Kanfur New York Howl Beast

Good Manners in Social Hospitality

A man visits a party in deference to social norms while his wife is away. It is proper for the wife to call on the host if she would have joined him at home, reflecting expectation of shared participation in hospitality.

K. H Miss Lee Texas Miss Jones Miss Brown Miss Blank Mr. Jackson Mr. Green Mrs. Jones Mr. Brown Miss Green Williams

Orange Blossoms Mean Nothing to These Girls

ANTA ANA July 1 From Orange County comes a shocking poll of 2646 high school girls by the farm bureau. Only 68 want marriage with 980 aiming for teaching and 405 seeking stenography jobs. Many plan careers in journalism religious work beauty care or social service with 75 undecided and few want farmerettes.

Jack Jungmeyer Anta Ana Cal Orange Agricultural Education Committee Orange County Farm Bureau

Parties and Social Events Around Indianapolis

A busy social scene features box parties and porch suppers honoring visiting guests. Miss Elizabeth Shepard hosts bridge for Miss Elizabeth Millard's Cincinnati move, while Miss Mary Florence Malott entertains house guests from Milwaukee. Families travel, hostesses plan luncheons, and sorority events mark the week with various gatherings and upcoming summer trips.

Elizabeth Shepard Pennsylvania St Elizabeth Millard Cincinnati Gladys Karel Milwaukee Wis Mary Florence Malott Shepard Frank R. Shepard

Fables on Health and Noon Meals

The article advises slow, careful eating for busy men like Mr Mann of Any town. It warns that rushing lunch and relying on laxatives harms the body, leading to diabetes and indigestion, and suggests a light noon meal, a hearty breakfast, and a rest period after work before dinner.

Ness Mann Anytown

Liquor Charges Filed in Smith Valley Crash Case

Bert Bennett age 386 and Clifford Havens age 18 of Smith Valley Ind were arrested on blind tiger and transporting liquor charges after a crash at Madison and Southern Aves Webb and Ehrgott of Southport identified the men and said they fled the scene police found a half pint of liquor on the prisoners

Bert Bennett Clifford Havens Smith Valley Ind Midison Southern Aves Byron Webb Walter Ehrgott Southport Bennett Havens Webb Ehrgott

Envelope Bags Described as Large Black Moire with Brilliants Monogram

Descriptive note details envelope bags that are very large and richly fitted, made of black moire fabric with a brilliant center monogram.

Cupid Suffered Setback in Indianapolis Marriage Trend

In June Indianapolis granted 460 marriage licenses, down from 606 in June 1923, blamed on hard times and unemployment. The decline may reflect couples delaying nuptials, though divorces remain proportionally high. The column includes reader questions on romance and social introductions with practical advice.

Dan Cupid Indianapolis

Bitter Story Martha Lee and the Lost Rose Mary

An elderly woman recounts a 15 year old escape with a farmhand who harmed her. she became mother to a daughter at 17, endured abuse, left the child at a shelter, hunted across the country for Rose Mary, never found her, and now harbors anger toward the man who wronged her while interacting with his family.

Martha Lee Tran

Letter from Leslie Prescott to Alice on Karl and Jack

Leslie Prescott critiques Alice's jealousy over Karl Whitney and pearl gifts. She argues Karl idealizes a poetic image, not a real match, and defends her choice of marrying Jack. The narrator plans limited contact with Alice and signs off grateful for the legacy of the secret drawer.

Leslie Prescott Karl Alice Leslie Marquise Ruth NEA Service, Inc

Cape Coats With Emerald and Henna Scarves

Cape coats described as short and attractive feature tricky scarfs in emerald green henna yellow and red kasha cloth paired with white silk for flannel skirts in a described style.

Household Tips For Fresh Cucumbers Gloves and Glues In Fabrics

Practical household pointers cover keeping cucumbers crisp by soaking in water before serving and drying salt water. extending rubber glove life with thorough washing and drying. using glycerin to prevent corks from sticking in glue and polish bottles. plaid kasha cloth used for coat linings in sport models with scalloped hem designs replacing fur bands.

Fried bread crusts shift in soup service

Fried bread crusts are now added to the soup or offered on the side instead of wafers or crackers, marking a change in serving style.

Newspaper Cleaning Tip for Glass and Mirrors

Readers are advised to wash windows and mirrors with newspapers soaked in cold water with a touch of ammonia. Wipe and polish with dry, crumpled newspapers until soft for a streak free shine.

Nine Pairs Each: Hosiery Boom Drives Silk Institute Findings

A 1920s fashion piece notes US hosiery production rising sharply with silk stockings becoming a key trend. If 1923 output were shared evenly among 110 million people, every man and child would have nine pairs, reflecting economy and appearance as drivers of demand.

Silk Institute Uni

Mother dies in Paris mother Estelle Wheeler dies in Paris

Douglas F Wheeler learns his mother Mrs Estelle Wheeler died in Paris France and plans to bring the body to Indianapolis for burial. Mrs Wheeler had lived in Indianapolis about twenty years. A man was found in D F Burge auto outside Lincoln early today after ignition and lock tampering. he escaped after claiming he was resting.

Douglas F. Wheeler N. M Ridian St Paris France Estelle Wheeler D. F. Burge Carrollton Ave Burge

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