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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1893
Page
3
A poem from the Cork Advertiser reflecting on family effort and moral resolve. It argues that despite failures and disappointments, the best efforts were made, and good may arise from evil. The speaker urges self-forgiveness and steady duty.
An exchange aboard a Pennsylvania railroad train centers on a leather bag of dynamite carried by miners. They discuss cartridge power, past accidents, and the dangerous politics of the era while recounting a fatal mishap that led to new safety laws.
A Detroit Free Press account describes miners near a train blasting dynamite in a treetop location. A blast shatters car windows, leaves a crater, and kills one miner, while witnesses fear harsher laws over explosive handling.
A miscellany notes Mrs William Morris as today’s London beauty and mentions fashions such as ice cream served in statuary molds. It includes quirks about class liberty laws, Paris German French wardrobe cues, and home care tips with fabric handling and ironing advice.
Du FF M Abbett of 173 Virginia Avenue Indianapolis advertises at offices here since 7 dollars for vis specialties and skin diseases. He claims to cure nervous diseases in young men unfitted for marriage, midlife male declines in virility, and sexual disorders in both sexes with specific medicines obtainable at office or by express. Patients urged to send a stamped envelope for prompt reply. consultation is free.
A large woolen mill on Tenth Street Philadelphia burned Friday night causing estimated losses of 225000. Fire investigators and city officials described extensive damage and economic impact on nearby businesses.
A one day gentleman finds a hidden danger in a book and dies from a covert serpent. readers warned that literature can poison souls. The piece blends essays on deception in reading with quips from Washington Star and Harper’s Young People about truth, childhood, and clever office humor.
The piece cites a quote by a famed American orator and argues that history shows most people face happiness and hardship, with many failing from health neglect. It promotes Warner's Safe Cure as a scientific remedy endorsed by doctors to prevent kidney liver and bladder troubles and to improve future life prospects.
A dense inventory page lists meats, produce,dry goods and medicines with prices. Items include cured hams, bacon, sausage, lard, dried beef, fresh pork cuts, breakfast bacon and sausages, pickled meats, maple syrup, alcohols, opium, quinine, and various groceries. It also shows fruits, vegetables, potatoes, flour and feed, and per-pound prices across multiple departments.
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