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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1892
Page
3
A long garbled account sketches a lively train party with dancing and a shocking scene as a mother reveals her dead baby to a stranger in the car. The narrative shifts to a Philadelphia depot encounter and then to scattered notes on social remarks, weather, and brief anecdotes from various cities.
Fragmentary OCR text references a dining car, one way and round trip fares, mentions Christina Starels and Bovis, and various signs about magazines, papers, and writing. Lacks coherent events or clear entities beyond scattered names and prices.
Tickets go on sale for the National horse show with plans to travel to Chicago and back. Prices quoted include 4.76 to Chicago and return 4.70 with sale dates set for November 26 and December 2, five days of return travel after purchase. Call Big Your offices for full information at 1 Washington Street, Jackson Place and Cuton station.
A colloquial piece mocks male flaws by listing exaggerated female abilities from quick conclusions and multitasking to delicate talking and throwing curves. It includes garbled commercial lines and odd phrases about remedies, ending with a stray ad-like tangle.
A fragmented listing shows varied prices for coffee, ham, cloth, dried fruit, and farm staples. Entries include meats such as hams and loins, vegetables like onions and potatoes, and commodities including corn syrup and seed oats, with numerous unit prices and weights.
An advertisement claims a painless rupture cure by non surgical methods with no detention from business and a guaranteed result. It promises rapid relief, asserts no pain or knife, and offers pricing between $23 and $27, regardless of injury extent, while urging readers to pay only if cured. The copy targets those with hernias or similar conditions and presents a bold, money back style offer.
Under direction of T MW the Culver Um announces office hours at Union Depot Indianapolis for Hernia care services. The notice lists hours 9 to 12 and 2 to 5 with references to gear and experience.
An old act outlines penalties for tampering with gas pipes and appliances. It prohibits making connections or interfering with valves or orifices used for natural gas heating. Violators face fines from five to one hundred dollars per offense.
A partial report from Tehet Olicas Ro WSo notes an arrival at Wplou Station around 7 a.m. with local officials present. The text mentions nearby areas and the B40 group in attendance, but details are unclear due to OCR issues.
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