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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1893
Page
3
A humorous poem by Eugena Fields printed in the Chicago Record describes a calico mare ride to Bumpville. The wild horse makes jumps, tumbles, and sudden stops as the traveler dodges ruts and ford crossings. Readers are invited to end the ride when the mare tires.
In a remote Appalachian hollow, Reub Bush's wife confronts a moonshine case. After her husband is jailed, she loads a rifle, vows vengeance on Dan Meachem, and ambushes him at close range. She waits for arrest as she and her children face an uncertain fate.
A historical newspaper fragment depicts a grim scene with threats and impending violence. The excerpt references a figure named Dan Mea Chem and a woman being driven away toward death, ending with a brief, somber note from the New York Sun.
Instructions for a cream layer cake with separate egg treatment, milk custard filling, and a candy pudding. Includes whipping whites, folding in flour and baking powder, boiling milk with cornstarch, eggs, vanilla, and finishing with a meringue topping and chilled serving.
Toilet sets of white china edged with black silk lace and white crepon gowns trimmed with black lace insertions show fashion details. Dressmakers back widths of skirts with hair cloth to set pleats. candle wick binding helps the dress stay out. Fur rugs, used on waxed floors, show as decorative islands. bear skins and leopard furs are crafted into stylish rugs and throws.
A Boston girl attracts callers during chilly nights as a sign of popularity and fashion notes explain a curved bang trending in her hairstyle. In Atchison Globe a warning against using newspapers with love stories on pantry shelves ends with a humorous image of a daughter perched on a flour barrel reading.
The day’s items include Herschberg & Co. of Boston failing for 160000 on Tuesday. German socialists plan a university strike against a new army bill. In Leavenworth Kansas, grippe claims 25 lives in ten days. Pardee & Co. mine near Hazleton Pennsylvania reports a fire with four men imprisoned. Nationwide barbers discuss lunacy closing amid 7000 members. Mrs Jules Van Trot and two others injured by a street car collision in Warren Ohio. Rumors say Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe may go into receivership. Leela Nicholas sues Geo Gould over a 40000 check dispute in New York. Kansas Governor Lewelling once a tramp, manifesto praising poverty. Milwaukee dissolves the National Glass Combine due to tariff impacts. Somerby urges reorganization before 100 iron ballets to recover funds in Philadelphia. Omaha clerk Martin Anderson attacks a woman then kills himself. New York clothiers N J Schloas & Co fail for 500000. their bookkeeper Lewis reportedly owes 50000 and attempted suicide. Bluefield West Virginia sees Charles Dunne’s four-year-old burn to death. neighbor Belle Mays’ child dies in a grate accident.
The county commissioners name Williard Robertson pauper attorney Chas Hanson jail engineer Dr J H Carson jail physician and Michael Laughlin court house janitor. D Fulford tele phone official charged with embezzling faced postponement after Auditor Meister testified on signing vouchers and H Smith claimed by defense to be a detective. Company attorneys seek Fulford indictment.
In harsh times sickness is costly and avoidable with foresight. The message urges readers to take preventive steps to dodge doctors fees and health loss. A practical reminder of protective measures amid cold weather risks.
Tired and languid feelings alarm symptoms. Restore vigor by renewing blood and ensuring organs function well. Prepare to resist winter dangers from colds to pneumonia with one certain method. We answer by neing.
Warners Safe Cure described as the great standard remedy that has withstood extensive testing and is said to be unequaled by any other product in its field.
The fragment argues a treatment saves lives and restores health, claiming unprecedented success and broad benefits for men and women, urging adoption to avoid seasonal dangers.
A series of concise statements covers eye diseases egg laying rates paper materials and transit plans. Mentions St Louis electric ambulance and Asia population density. Notes a Danish insurance company with benefits at age forty.
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