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Newspaper
The Indianapolis Journal
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1902
Page
7
Yard wide Percaline and Spun Glass at value pricing in this sale. Mill ends of Percalines Near Silk Spun Glass and Mercerized Satine offered at exactly half the regular price. West Aisle shows the best deals.
A music industry observer notes summer songs appear quickly then fade, while New York’s Diana Cahill and “Bloomin’ Size” surge in Broadway shows. He cites late summer delays in Indianapolis, the ban of unauthorized songs by Witmark, and a trend toward nostalgic ballads as managers test old tunes in roof gardens.
In Indianapolis the cat ranks high in business blocks where wholesale grocers and drug firms employ felines to keep rodents in check. Notable cats include Old Yellow, a famed, ill‑fated arrival from Jersey City now beloved by draymen, and Ichabod, Dr. W. B. Fletcher’s Maltese cat who favors the doctor’s study and waste basket as a sleeping place.
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