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Newspaper
The Indianapolis Journal
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1902
Page
4
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The audience praised Norworth’s singing and Miss Dresser’s interpolation of a new song “In diana” written by Paul Dresser for California. The troupe showcased four vivid stage pictures including a Mount Shasta mining camp and a Santa Barbara house. Miss Delixn Watson, the musical director, arranged incidental music and conducts the orchestra. The company’s engagements continue today and tomorrow with more drama to follow.
Numerous brief notes report travel, visits, and returns of residents. David Coffin leaves for Mackinac Island. the Woods, Goepper, Ingle, Clarke, McCoy, Mamie Perry, Waite, Cline families and others announce trips to Mackinac Island, Elkhart, Mans field, New York, Atlantic City, and more. Several locals plan autumn sojourns to New York and Lake Maxinkuckee. several doctors and families are noted visiting St Louis, Rotterdam, Rocklake, Wood’s Hole, and Knoxville.
Hospital study abroad noted with Sept. 1 return to the Blacherne. Raschigs to visit Aquilla Q. Jones in Santa Paula and Greencastle guests to visit Miss Mabel Rose. Kappa Kappa Gamma convention in Ann Arbor. Local party events host Miss Rose’s guests with matinees and entertainments. Betrothal announced for Minnie Wherritt and Dale Van Pelt. Runsche Gulley wed in Shelbyville. couple to live in Indianapolis.
Alfred Burdsall of A Burdsall Paint Company subscribes $1000 to the Technical School fund. Subscriptions hinge on purchasing the arsenal site to bind them. If Treasury directs sale elsewhere, subscriptions may not transfer. subscribers may approve a new site, but officials expect government sale.
The entrance exams for the Normal Training School will be held at Harrison school on September 1 to 4. Mary E Reeves sold property on North Illinois Street to Charles E Mallory for 10500. State bonds paid off and to be destroyed at 10 this morning. Leo Meyer’s sight nearly fully recovered after a February accident on a Big Four train. Governor Durbin seeks return of John Klug alias Eli Keller alias John Freundt alias John Kluck from Warsaw for embezzling 40.25 from Siegel Cooper Chicago. Father Mathew Boys Brigade field day set for Forest Park tomorrow under Commander P J Kelleher. Fire at Mrs Sullivan’s 71 North Illinois Street causes about 5 damage. she was moving and stored furniture in a front room.
May Manton notes Slot seams popular in current and upcoming gowns. She showcases a white mercerized linen lawn waist with beading and pale pink ribbon, featuring elbow sleeves and a collarless neck. The long bishop sleeves are preferred for the season.
A terse motivational voice urging personal accountability and perseverance. It emphasizes facing hardship, sowing effort, and pursuing purpose through work to achieve fame and fortune. The tone is brisk and exhortative with rhythmic, archaic phrasing.
The article outlines maximizing livestock value by selecting breeds suited to seasonal feed, shelter, and labor, stressing fall preparation for winter, balanced rations, and efficient manure and equipment use. It argues farming blends many tasks, and diligent management boosts profits through home grown outputs.
A Minneapolis area column discusses farm wealth with Minnesota and Dakota farmers totaling $300 million this year, Kansas corn at 260 million bushels, and Oklahoma rainfall losses. It urges farmer organization, notes rising agricultural intelligence, and shares experience on early potato digging and market prices. It also covers soil care, windbreaks, and ash mineral content for crops.
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