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Newspaper
The Indianapolis Journal
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1903
Page
5
A professor narrates a spring mishap over a college fish shipment. A janitor, dormitory cook, and a furious defender clash as a priceless sample goes missing in a humorous misdelivery. Later, two girls in a barn weave harmless if mischievous capers, facing neighborly scorn and a moral about patience.
In his directions to the police force, the chairman outlines rules for spotting drunkenness. He notes a man may be drunk in his legs yet sober in his mind, urging the eal class of unfortunates to sit still and look wise as a warning.
The text describes flowered organdy on a white net gown with a new funnel cuff that is long and narrow, layered and adjustable to cover the sleeve to near the elbow. Mohair is widely used for automobile driving costumes due to its dust-shedding properties.
A lyrical reflection on a roe garden that remains overgrown yet mild with fragrant herbs in bloom. The poem compares the herbs to alpine wild children tended by brethren, highlighting human effort and cheerful labor under the sun.
Collier's Weekly praises President Cleveland and other leaders for relaxing through fishing. The piece contrasts his grave political style with playful fishing lore, noting Roosevelt and Rockefeller in lighter roles and imagining a serene, providential view of life. The tone blends satire with affection for public figures and leisure.
The editor and his wife had another meal Sunday after an invite to dine at the hotel. Perk feared rejection, but they accepted. They described the meal including chicken, strawberry shortcake, and lettuce. Mrs Perkins wore a new blue and white skirt and looked charming. The Bandas, Monday, Sam salt, and Was sick all right.
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