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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1890
Page
3
A lyrical fragment recounts a lover asking Do you truly love me during blue skies and autumn dusk. The speaker recalls past walks by a glimmering stream, gazes, and the beloved's patient smiles as he vows enduring love. The mood blends dreamy nature imagery with a pledge to repeat the tale.
A London officer, Quartermaster Mal, arrives in Canada with daughters Kate and Julia, renting a dilapidated Toronto mansion as a landlord plans to take in boarders to ease finances. A party misstep leads to a comic chaos in a dark cellar, exposing Miss Julia’s poised resistance to the arrangement and declaring it impossible to receive the new tenants at once.
The narrator describes a bout of hospitality after agreeing to stay with a major and friends rather than returning to the city. Julia and Kate form a close bond, while Jonea admires Kate. The group enjoys a lively evening, with the major in high spirits, before realizing the garrison had been deserted and a secret quarter is found. The scene closes with a note about shared fief sketch and trap.
A mix of quotations and snippets notes women's roles, fashion, and domestic tips from newspapers. It references royal figures, social expectations, postal cards for women, and humorous anecdotes about relatives, ending with a promotion for Hood's Sarsaparilla as a health remedy.
Old price shoe sale at Marcy's and jewelry hub at Marcy's in Rochester invites shoppers to inspect stock and buy at cost to reduce inventory. Advertises multi item wants and Sun classified requests, noting 16 W. Wash. St. and 15 W. Wash. St. location cues.
A three foot cactus shrub in South America shows cream colored flowers only when wind stirs its dead lamp-like stem. The piece reflects a mix of whimsical commentary from the St. Louis Republic and Mattoon Star on editor woes and a jokey liner about bald bachelors and phrenology.
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