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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1892
Page
3
In a reflective dialog the speaker recalls fear before proposing and weighs family jars and the prospect of marriage. He muses on the gal's possible reaction and the social stakes of a future union as depicted by a Boston Courier snippet.
Isabel A. Mallon recounts Nell and her fiancé in a spring romance about engagement, jealousy, and faith as they chase the Easter sun. A missing pastoral note and a kiss restore hope as the couple finds happiness in the park.
Comedian Frank Daniels, a Boston native, stayed at the Parker House after manager Frank Murray arranged it. A hotel desk clerk boasted lavish furnishings and a $10 daily rate. Daniels later admitted he chose the tub and Bokhara rug as a playful way to “get even,” surprising manager Murray who found him in the porcelain bath.
The New York Ledger explains geographic name origins: Nawa signifies thirsty in Siberia, Caledonia a high hill, Sicily the country of grapes, Italy country of pitch, Asia in the middle, Hibernia utmost westward voyages, Britain country of tin, and Greece Athion meaning white or high due to shore whiteness or a western rock.
Michigan G A R session in Ann Arbor. U S revenue cutters head to Behring Sea. Larkin Lancaster executed in Pulaski Tenn. Thermometer hits 90 in Dennison Texas. Salvation Army auxiliary league to be led by Rev Lyman Abbott and wife. Anaconda Mines control sold for 1 500 000 to syndicate Cripple Creek Cal. Astor family plans abroad to reunite Coleman Drayton and wife. Riddled passenger train near Antlers I T. Counterfeit nab in Chicago. Hart and McArdle wed by woods justice near Machson Mich. Trons arrested in Little Rock for living with another man? Seas of misprints. Samoan and European political chatter continues with mixed accuracy.
A New York Tribune snippet recalls a mother and child exchange in which the boy admits the class rose for every word but his. The joke centers on a stubborn spelling blunder and homefront humor in a Sunday reading.
A physician praises Scott's Emulsion for restoring plumpness and color to thin children and urges readers to obtain a book on thinness. Scott & Bowne of New York promote the cod liver oil product widely and note its price as three dollars.
Miss Mamie Sweeney of 207 West Ohio Street Indianapolis recounts months of catarrrh with headaches dizziness and disturbed sleep. After February 13 treatment by Drs Stackhouse and Rewhly she reports relief and improvement with no lingering symptoms.
Treatment charges are described as very low and affordable for every patient with medicines furnished in all cases according to the notice.
Indianapolis and several towns report numerous patients praising Drs Stackhouse and Newlin for relief from chronic catarrh and bronchitis. Testimonials mention weight gain better sleep appetite and absence of headaches after treatment. Patients include James Murry I Brusken Ella Curr Mary Cazzenun John Zerring and Rev T E Asxcaster among others claiming cure or lasting improvement.
Wednesday April 20 market page lists smoked meats hams and sugar cured options with prices per pound, dried beet hams, bacon cuts, sausages, lard, and central parking fees. Fresh pork loins tenderloins spare ribs and various produce including tomatoes, corn, beans, peaches, apples, and citrus with unit prices and lots of brand names and supplier notes. Prices cover canned fruits vegetables cheese and dairy, canned and dried goods, and a wide range of kitchen staples with vendor names and locations.
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