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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1925
Page
9
New York fashion advice highlights three fall shades spinard green geranium petal and golden pheasant. Spinard green evokes ocean blue green suited for street wear and dark enough for all complexions. Geranium petal offers a bright flower hue for velvets silks and accessories. Golden pheasant shimmers with gold and featherlike sheen for sport and Hunter’s Moon season wear.
Mr and Mrs Albert Asche return from Mackinac trip and others travel to Michigan Wisconsin California and New York. St Johns Social Club hosts event at W Georgia St hall. Ladies Aid meets at Mrs Henry Rominger home. Tuesday Afternoon Club cards at P H C Hall. G I A of B L B board party at Mrs M F Hines home. Brant couple to move into new Cold Spring Rd home Friday.
Winnifred Mason Huck writes of a prison visit as a former congresswoman from Illinois. She describes the arrival, the tight routines, the cafeteria milk, and the wary, clever guards while she hides a handkerchief to protect her identity and plan an escape or safe passage.
A columnist voices Betty's dilemma on marriage versus independence at twenty five. She argues marriage can be wonderful if couples adjust with kindness and unselfishness, warning against rushed commitments and urging thoughtful choice. The piece cites older works and stresses that a truly equal partnership sustains life and happiness.
An unfinished instalment presents Leslie Prescott and Melville Sartoris amid a tango at a dance club balcony as Sartoris declares a desire to explain himself. Prescott notes an impending departure abroad and the tango romance framing their exchange. Tomorrow’s installment promises further confession.
William Meier, R. R. P. Box 55, was held on assault and battery charges after his car struck a machine driven by Elwyn Jones of 1621 Villa Ave at the Villa Ave and Orange St intersection.
Mrs. Merritt Stearns of Bradenton Florida is visiting her mother Mrs. Grace Linn Sandy at 2894 Sutherland Ave for two months. They returned Monday from a weekend in Greencastle Indiana with Mrs. Sandy's mother Mrs. Fannie Walls. Mrs. Stearns was Miss Gretchen Linn before marriage.
Police arrested twenty two auto drivers over the weekend. Nine were charged with speeding and four of those with other charges. Two faced driving while intoxicated charges and three were cited for failure to stop after accidents and driving while intoxicated.
A brief note warns against reusing tires and rubber from prior seasons. It cautions that old or salvaged rubber loses grip and durability, increasing risk. The advice emphasizes buying fresh materials to ensure safety and performance.
A list of assorted face powders with prices ranges from 50 cents to 1 dollar. Brands include Ayer Armand Freeman Pompeian Djer Kiss Nadine and others, with entries like English and French styled names and varying price tags.
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