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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1894
Page
3
A narrator recalls a day with a child, sharing games and stories. The baby clings and kisses, and at night the child tells the narrator she would make a good mother. The moment stands out among other compliments from adults.
A Sheridan era account recalls the 4 AM march start without an escort. Capt Claffin faced sharp rebuke, later forgiven when Gen Sheridan publicly apologized for a staff error. The incident ends with a respectful exchange and renewed orders for the escort to move out.
Fragmented dialogue shows a medical exchange about pneumonia and a marriage proposal windowed between quotes. The text references a doctor, Mr Spoonamere, Miss Grimshaw, and a European city, with The Inter Ocean and Chicago Tribune mentioned as sources.
The piece notes blue china and spring flowers with crocus baskets and vases to hang in windows. It highlights Italian ware with blue and yellow decoration and solid light blue vases, plus many designs for flower growing as crocus hyacinth and narcissus bulbs are started in dark warm closets before moving to light. It also offers breakfast ideas with lighter foods than steak and potatoes, endorsing stewed fruits and varied savory pairings.
The article highlights a revived dress trend with a hidden front fastener, lace trimming, and epaulet sleeves. It previews summer fabrics like corded cottons, pique and linen in various colors, with Eton jacket shapes and short coats over linen shirt waists. It mentions a new sleeveless jacket and bathing dress ideas.
Fresh codfish is dried and broiled on a greased gridiron until lightly browned then served with butter. Codfish on toast combines boiled fish with flour butter and rich milk to create a quick breakfast served on browned buttered toast.
The union strike continues in Connellsville as Brown of Coxey's army is described as a Pinkerton detective. The United mine-workers' convention in Columbus votes to strike April 22.伦 The marquis of Ailesbury dies in London. President Cleveland warns poachers in Behring Sea. Democratic caucus backs repealing taxes on bank issues. Senator Spooner admits writing an injunction in Milwaukee while serving as railroad attorney. Republicans fare in New York and New Jersey elections. Albany votes Republican. The New York Assembly passes a resolution thanking Hill for his critique of Cleveland's foreign policy and the Wilson bill.
An old nurse endorses Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething children. It claims to soothe the child, soften gums, relieve pain and wind colic, and cure Giarrines. Bottle price is twenty five cents.
Wrpsespar April 11 market notes show steady gains and shifts in provisions with price lists for smoked meats lard bacon sausage and dried entitlements. Detailed offerings include sugar cured hams, Virginia and Empire brands, fresh pork cuts, various vegetables and canned goods, and staple groceries with per unit and per ton pricing.
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