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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1891
Page
3
An officer recounts a Civil War hospital scene near Fredericksburg. Wounded Captain Tom is visited by a beloved woman, whose kiss awakens him and triggers a final, despairing heartbreak as he dies of a broken heart. The narrator notes the emotional impact amid a crowded ward.
Frances Ei Willard ill in Chicago. Blaine or Harrison seen as possible wins. Kennedy village destroyed by fire. Arizona and Oklahoma to gain statehood this congress. William Ray kills Thomas Porter in a Chicago saloon row. Drexel Institute dedication with Chauncey Depew in Philadelphia. McDonald Bros. lumber firm debt believed at 200000. Minneapolis millers to ship flour to famine Russia. Michigan secretary Daniel Soper resigns. Deep waterways conference in Detroit on lake city access. Dr Gordon of St Louis shoots merchant John Stegre. San Francisco man of war voyage tied to old feud. Russell Sage heir near death after life-threatening incident. Kansas Dry National Bank funds misused. John Percy's arrest. Brakeman Chillami Grush dies saving an elder woman. Philadelphia reports.
The text prohibits any person or entity from making or re connecting to gas mains or service pipes without written permit. It bans turning valves or interfering with appliances, enlarging mixer orifices, or using gas for heating without mixers. Violators face a fine between five and one hundred dollars upon conviction.
A traveler notes Japan’s heavy tea intake and child nursing practices while observing Alaska’s pierced noses and Moroccans neglecting street cleanliness. He praises Japanese child welfare yet describes noble and common child rearing, with nobles trained and common children carried by nurses.
A doctor explains cod liver oil is shaken and broken into tiny drops forming an emulsion. The text notes benefits of taking emulsified oil for ease and economy and promotes Scott and Bowne Emulsion. It mentions free booklet on careful living and that Scott’s Emulsion is sold by druggists nationwide for one dollar.
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