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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1892
Page
3
Three faithful friends dwell side by side in a faithless world. When misfortune strikes one, the other two aid to help him endure. The verse likens their bond to Omar and his two sworn comrades, though the trio shares both troubles and joys as one. The speaker identifies as part of the pair and hints at a personal, poetic reflection.
In a sewing circle, Olive Eustice plans a mission dress with a hidden note for a western school pupil. Ruth Crosby, lifted by Olive's verses, finds courage to pursue education for Teddy as charity travels from one life to another, proving quiet kindness changes hardship.
Rhode Island lawmakers debate a ban on theater attendance for children under 13 whether with guardians or alone. A rich Salt Lake mining legend, tied to Brigham Young, remains unfound after 23 years as miners seek the treasure. A Minneapolis wedding prompt reveals cleric charges and a gum gag payment days later. In New Orleans a one armed veteran hugs General Gordon and leads a parade as he shouts the rebel yell before resuming ranks.
A 19th century style kitchen note suggests servings of tomatoes cooked in their own liquor with butter and egg yolks in custard like puddings. It describes a salad of hard boiled eggs with mustard and Worcestershire on lettuce, plus a sponge cake recipe using eggs sugar flour baking powder and boiling water and variations with cold water or lemon juice.
A reading on happiness and female conduct questions women’s ambitions and boldness. It references Mrs. Whitney’s possible role at the American legation in London and cautions against daring attitudes in young women. It also reports Western conductor concerns about increasing female tramps clinging to freight cars, highlighting gendered perceptions and dangers.
An ad remarks that true beauty comes from fat and health from careful living, urging readers to choose both. It promotes Scott Bowne’s Empulsion of cod liver oil as a health aid, with free sample and a price of $1, available through Scott & Bowne chemists in New York and at local druggists.
A fragmented collection of humorous and reflective snippets from The Washington Star and others. The pieces include a baby’s sleep laughter, remarks about Haley’s face, and a child’s quip at prayer about milk from Dan. The tone blends light anecdotes with religious sentiment.
The indle 400 wear snake skin neckties. The food train to dresses is passé. Venetian satin tops wedding gowns. Paris rumor: day dresses favor shorter sleeves. Fruit ices eaten with forks replace dessert at formal dinners.
A period advertisement extols Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a vegetable tonic for women. It claims to remedy delicate derangements, weaknesess, and painful disorders, improving digestion, blood, sleep, and overall health. It pledges a guarantee if no benefit is seen.
Proponents tout Carlsbad Spindel Salts as a universal remedy for constipation gout rheumatism kidney troubles diabetes and related conditions with arrangements for genuine treatment via drug stores nationwide. The notice warns against counterfeits and promotes a free booklet from Wiener & Mendelson Co., Sole Agents, while the fourth page lists prices for meats canned vegetables groceries and produce across markets including Morgan & Gray and Central Packing Company with standard produce and dairy prices.
The act forbids connecting or reconnecting to gas mains or service pipes without a writ ten permit from the gas company or corporation. It bars turning on or off valves or stopcocks and enlarging mixer orifice, or using gas for heating without proper mixers. Violators face fines up to one hundred dollars or imprisonment up to five days.
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