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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1894
Page
3
A fragment from German Baumbach retelling shows Begids the earth, a rosy lamp, and a pensive maid haunted by a glowing candle. She bites an apple as firelight casts shadows while a gardener risks the king’s reward to restore speech and life to the princess.
A king builds a bright new garden for his daughter who shuns the old statue filled grounds. The princess loses her speech after a fountain creature frightens her. Doctors fail to cure her as the gardener awaits reward, aided by his clever mother’s plan.
A mix of brief notices and anecdotes from Washington to New York Ledger. Descriptions include a white scarf bereavement symbol, the Little 400 dancing class, a remarkable recovery of Addie Cunningham after a watermelon seed grew in her windpipe, and odd carnival costumes. The News item reports a postponed warship trial, political shifts, and various incidents across the country including drownings, lynching, and fights.
Tips on food prep and housework include soaking salt fish in sour milk to freshen and making a quick pav ory bash from turkey scraps served on browned tonat. It also covers ironing silk creases with damp cloths, cleaning glass with turpentine dissolved in warm water, and finishing with alcohol for brightening mirrors.
Kansas produced 260000 gallons of wine last year amid various social statistics. Desertion tops divorce causes in Sweden while over half of German divorces over 55 lack children. Hartford Connecticut is described as unusually wealthy per capita. Chinese army recruitment excludes those who cannot jump six feet across a ditch.
In a classroom exchange a pupil Jimmy answers a teacher's question about George Washington by declaring he was the first prisoner in the United States. The moment highlights playful misunderstanding in a primary school setting reported by the Youth's Companion and cited in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
An old ad-type note promotes K. EK cures for throat irritation and pushes Union Co-operative Laundry with a mock price list. It touts a bottle for 36 cents and shirts service at 10 cents for a No. 3 quality.
The issue is ready for coupon holders with the portfolio and back numbers included. Readers are advised to watch for Number Six as a feature or promotion within this release.
Today markets firm with prices for Hains sugar cured meats and bacon. Virginia ham, Empire dried beef, lard, pickled meats, and various vegetables show firm quotes. canned fruits, floor and syrup, dried goods, dairy, and poultry prices listed, including strawberries, apples, oranges, and butter, reflecting a broad wholesale snapshot.
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