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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1902

Page

5

Seashore Plans Clash With Dad and Dime

A playful verse notes that social life and seaside trips hinge on a father's cash and business, leaving the would be travelers to linger home while others chase waves. The scene captures family finances shaping summer plans and leisure.

Tom Bill Sue Gert Alice Lucy Wilwire

Emancipation and profanity among women in golf era

A columnist discusses rising female independence and a surge of coarse language among women, linking it to golf culture and modern emancipation. He cites reactions from New York society and anecdotes of women swear words, comparing humor and offending taste, and notes supportive and critical views. The piece also mentions bridal gifts and domestic preparedness as social signals.

New York Sun Sun London New York Squire Dames Riverside

Official Souvenir Soldiers Monument Issued by The Journal

The Journal on May 15 released a complete description of the Soldiers Monument in a handsome illustrated souvenir. It reproduces James Whitcomb Riley's poem The Soldier and includes The Messiah of the Nations hymn used at dedication services. Price ten cents, mail or counting room.

James Whitcomb Riley Riley Journal Office

New Wash Goods and Fabrics Feature Imported Styles

An advertisement highlights St Gall Swisses in imported fabrics priced at 2 dollars 25 cents and 2 dollars 75 cents per yard. French Batiste with intricate designs and Irish Dimities are offered, along with Lorraine Tissues and Embroidered Silk Mousselines. Woven Swiss Plumetis and Latin Stripe Matte patterns appear in the textile selection.

St. Gall Batiste Lorraine

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