26 Feb 1891
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Newspaper
Indiana Democrat
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1891
Page
1
A Danish translated scene shows Sorrow pleading on Olympus that mortals ignore her, while Jupiter explains true sacrifice lies in tears from the heart. He tells the maid that loving mercy and a mother's tear honor her more than temples, and she may receive reverence through genuine emotion.
In a hospital ward Mrs Doane finds Olive Meade, the long-lost lover of Kenneth Doane. Olive explains hardship after a theft left her unable to pay and fearing a broken marriage. The mother reveals Kenneth is now crippled, and Olive vows to care for him, hoping love can heal.
A long article traces how sausages are produced from slaughter to casing, noting meat mixtures, spice blends, and the bizarre fifth quarter. It contrasts German sausages with Bologna and blood sausage while detailing machine styling and market practices. The piece also examines American architectural taste versus Latin and Spanish influences, praising native charm but criticizing bland modern styles.
Mary Mapes Dodge describes Dutch windmills as towering, multi story sentinels. Each mill features a dark red body with a turning cap and large canvas arms catching the wind. They rise near factories cottages polders dykes canals and rivers, integral to Holland’s landscape and identity.
Widow Sarah Flint wed Col. Albarn Saxton in Missouri twenty years ago and enforced an antenuptial contract that left her children from a prior marriage as heirs if no children were born to Saxton. She died two years later, the second husband died recently, and his estate valued at 2 million. The pact was contested but settled for 100000 with the widow's children receiving the balance.
Pierre Loti describes Japanese houses as impeccably clean and airy with movable panels and hidden compartments. He notes lacquered ancestor altars, sparsely furnished spaces, white wood work, and residents entering barefoot or in socks, highlighting strict cleanliness and understated elegance.
A London style debate on Mrs Henry M Stanley and her mother Mrs Tennant. Critics contrasts English robust beauty with American tastes noting Miss Dorothy Tennant's growing notoriety in America and the couple's union praised by travelers.
An eclectic clipping notes a wry exchange on marriage fate as a London reply about autumn leaves described as Burne Jonesy. Hale Jenkins owns a 1701 deed sealing 480 acres in Montgomery Township signed by William Penn. Hearst’s Deadwood gold mine employs 3000 miners, yields 150000 to 200000 monthly, with hopeful output for twenty years.
A roundup of eclectic notes includes a California buffalo venture, a New York surgeon’s artificial larynx, ex senator Pair’s San Francisco real estate move, a lost wedding notice reuniting father and son after eighteen years, and oblique references to royalty political figures and scholars. The items mix crime, science, society, and culture across nations, cities, and eras.
ALEX. T. TAYLOR of Indiana Pa offers a sturdy water or milk bucket and a well made fence wire for poultry yards and vines. He sells spouting for houses and barns to protect foundations and cellars. Also a new canary cage to replace an old one.
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