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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1895
Page
3
A victim recalls a January thaw that lures people into warmth and leniency, risking frostbite and trouble from weather tricksters. The Washington Star quote notes deceitful forecasts and scams, with memories of duped buyers and counterfeit promises, hinting at repeated frauds as seasons shift.
Miss Jellaby wakes to spy a man and a woman beneath her neighbor's window, suspects an affair, confronts the minister and Captain Graham. The couple's playful scene, a chase through the garden, and a clergyman's cautious intervention fuel a tense morning confrontation about duty, propriety, and rumor.
A village scandal erupts as a man declares he is the ward and cousin of Misa Jellaby, denying a brother sister relation and exposing a marriage plan. The scene ends with the couple departing and peace returning to the village.
The Philadelphia Record notes practical novelties such as An ear spectacle claimed to restore hearing, Taffeta crepon silk priced 1.50 to 2 per yard, decorative earthen beer mugs and brass hooks for dining room doors, gold pitchers, tea tablets making strong tea with boiling water, a complexion brush promising skin tone improvement and wrinkle reduction.
A satirical note from Detroit Free Press on happiness versus pleasure in philosophy. It jests that deceit would ruin the world, Cupid makes no New Year resolutions, and self perspective would fill nights with wonder about life’s purpose.
Instructions describe beating four egg whites until very light, cooking on a double boiler with milk, then folding in whipped yolks and sugar, cornstarch mixed with cold milk, vanilla, and layering with more whites to serve cold. Also mentions a Louisville lawyer's suicide and other brief items.
Veno spoke to a crowded audience at the Masonic Temple last night. His remarkable cures Tuesday and Wednesday evenings attract people from every quarter of the city to see and hear his wonderful man. He gives his famous lectures tonight to ladies only. Startling revelations and matters of interest to every woman in our land.
On a Wednesday program Veno's Electric Fluid reportedly cured rheumatism for Patrick Harrington of 868 S Missouri St and Laura Bryant of 16 Howaro St after brief stage demonstrations. Other locals, including K Hollis of 46 Stephens St, were treated with claimed immediate relief. Tonight's lecture and healing at the same venue offers free admission. Details tout various Veno tonics and cures for multiple ailments with strong claims and prices.
Friday market report lists smoked meats and lard prices, dried beef and sausage, pickled meat, and breakfast bacon. It covers Southern fruits, canned goods, vegetables, seeds, flour, sugars, spices, oils, and live poultry with numerous brand-like names and price points.
Odd garbled catalog text lists price ranges from $2.50 to $298 for ladies jackets cloaks beaver ulsters and song cloaks plus capes with silk linings. notes limited stock and multiple styles. customers urged to seize deals during sale.
A fragmented OCR page lists commodity prices and items across foods and agricultural products. It includes roasted Ariosa coffee, Cordoba and Gates blends, corn syrup, OstMEAL barrels, and price quotes for oats cheese canned vegetables and seeds. Prices show per unit or per pound, with several misread digits and units.
Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder receives a highest award at the World Fair recognizing quality and quality standards. The event highlights the product among competing baking powders and confirms its status in the industry.
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