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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1892
Page
4
A rustic verse recalls boyhood summers in a clover field with lilting imagery of flowers and scent. The speaker treasures memory, nature, and faith while bidding farewell to the familiar pasture as time passes.
A Boston Globe recounts Capt. Blake's ruse at Devonshire National Bank where he used a staged interrogation and a one sided phone talk to trap Jack Mann and Bill Simms. Mann confesses after hearing a rival’s claim, yielding the $200,000 in securities and leading to five year sentences for both, while the unknown, terrifying nature of the unknown looms.
A collection of light vignettes and quotes about women aging, child nicknames, ice cream molds, and humorous notes from entertainers. It notes a 90 year old burial in Winston N C and a Poultry yard manager in Sunny Branch New Jersey, reflecting early 20th century social commentary.
Practical advice on preserving eggshells for coffee settling, drying lettuce leaves, boiling green corn briefly, adding young onion to salad mayo, cleaning with kerosene on tin kettles and varnished furniture, using wet flannel for cleaning, and scalp rubbing to stimulate blood flow and hair strength.
The article notes Chang Tu Ling as the seven foot three inch tallest man. It cites a Kansas political hurdle for unnamed candidates and recounts Edison’s brief Wall Street visit with counsel Wise, plus a deanery stop. It comments on the Prince of Wales aging after his son’s death and fading complexion.
From Paris comes the opening of the trial of the Marquis de Mores charged with killing Capt Mayer in a duel. Other items note Gov Eagle ill in Richmond and local incidents from Ottawa to Louisiana.
A garbled column discusses marital strain and poor health, contrasting old and new wives. It promotes Laxation Drops as a cure for indigestion and dyspepsia, claiming they disperse gloom in the home. The ad credits SY Van Remedy Co of Peoria Illinois.
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