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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1893
Page
3
A poet observes life as broken measures and longing that refine the soul. Despite unattained goals, sorrow and pleasure sharpen inner strength and growth through enduring effort and desire. The verse honors resilience and spiritual ascent.
In Stockport a midnight fire traps a family. Ann Loftus races into the flames to rescue her mother’s infant, Molly, and drags her to safety. Ann is badly burned, losing an eye and scarred for life, yet hailed as a heroine for risking everything to save a helpless child.
A playful tale recalls Toddlekins Toddleby fishing all day with a serious look and returning with two wet feet and plenty of bait. The offspring's simple wonder about divine care contrasts with cosmic questions about the planets and stars.
A household note describes serving watermelons chilled as a dainty dish. Scoop and chop ripe melon, mix with powdered sugar and optional sherry, then freeze in an ice cream freezer until snowy. Serve in glasses for a simple, elegant fruit treat.
A New York World note mocks a Louisville judge ruling a smoking girl not guilty of disorderly conduct while fin de siecle fashions trend toward social puffery. Washington Post reports on hair care, early-to-bed routines, airy mattresses, and a Paris inspired color ball decor trend with color coordinated gowns and ribbons.
The clipping notes lavish tableware and cream white porcelain with gold rims, flower-centered table decor avoiding water, and the rise of fancy refrigeration rooms in affluent homes. It contrasts new dish designs with aged patterns, and highlights roses arranged as centerpieces.
A parade of colorful character notes describes Prince Waldemar as deaf mute and Cardinal Vauga as among England’s most handsome men. It lists royal marriages in Assam and Turkey, and profiles New York writers Mrs M T Van Rensselaer and Mrs Frederick H Benedict as striking figures, with remarks on appearance and salon presence.
The grand jury met Monday. A fire at 627 College Ave. belonged to J W Haywood and caused $500 loss. Charles Snyder, 12, was sent to reform school for incorrigibility. Clarence Morris, 80 days, for stealing. Mrs Sarah T Bolton funeral held at Crownhill cemetery. Lena Wortman alleges assault by Joseph Bly over eye injury. suit for $10,000 damages against Bly and his mother Maggie Spann. Creditors seek court action for D E Stone Furniture. alleged insolvent company with unpaid capital and preferred creditors. Judge Woods decrees Toledo St Louis & Kansas City Railroad owes American Surety $323,905.99 and State Trust Co $52,247.80, with annual interest for one year.
A sensational note reports the Lick Observatory discovering a comet on the sun. Money rates in New York reached 31i percent. The Altamont bank in Alabama closed with cashier Butter missing and 410,000 unaccounted. Jannetts Niet refused marriage then shot and killed herself. she'll recover. A stranger’s body found in the Big Four wreck near Danville two days ago. Lord Roseberry warns relations between France and England have neared war since the Siamese affair. The world’s fair women’s board clashed for hours over Mrs Ball’s relief amid accusations against Mrs Meredith.
A fragmented notice describes the Admiral brand gaining sudden prominence among cigarette smokers, signaling an unusual development in public perception. The text notes a break in tradition as a new brand becomes notably popular without prior history or clear justification.
A historic city market page lists prices for meats and provisions. It notes light changes in poultry and potatoes, with smoked meats and various pork products priced by item and weight. The long list includes bacon, sausage, lard, and dried beans from Morgan & Gray, along with fresh vegetables, fruits, and staples from multiple markets.
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