The Last Lone Apple in Cold Cobble World
A fragmentary verse scene shows a lone apple and boyish figures in biting air. A character named JT lingers as others chase scraps of fence and circled play in a stark frost setting.
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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1893
Page
3
A fragmentary verse scene shows a lone apple and boyish figures in biting air. A character named JT lingers as others chase scraps of fence and circled play in a stark frost setting.
A narrator recalls Naz who, bored with school life, visits a Downtown cabaret run by Mother Nanon. After indulging in capillaire and billiards, Naz destroys the table cloth, his father buys a green cloth, and Naz adopts a full green suit. He endures years of ridicule and isolation, eventually fleeing to the East Indies at twenty.
The piece describes ends at the neck and waist fastenings, velvet vest, girdle, short buck, velvet cuffs, and six yards of double width fabric in plaid suitable for silk or wool with ribbon suspender effects. It also offers cheese crouton recipe and ribbon wafers, laments Sundays chores, and suggests a Saturday morning baking activity for a teacher.
The readable snippet mentions a matrimonial id and a man with an arrow, but the text is fragmented and lacks clear facts, identities, or events suitable for a full newspaper summary.
A string of sharp exchanges unfolds with Buckton and Nendick expounding about men, a tour guide praising delicate weights, and a comic cash-only resolve from a grocer. A street scene captured through quirky dialogue snippets shows humor and thrift in urban chatter.
A mixed page snippet notes Mrs Langtry at age forty planning to begin anew and enjoy life. An exchange quotes Susan B Anthony on unmarried women as men fail to earn enough for wives and a craze for dissipation among men. Also mentions royal burial arrangements for the Duke of Clarence and now a possible Sandringham move. An ad pitches Boods Sarsaparilla for indigestion and Atlas Life Insurance Co of Indianapolis as a cash capital company.
Farmers near Fairbury report glanders stirring worry while 15 inmates remain jailed at Homestead over strike crimes. Fires destroy the Tiburon on San Francisco Bay as German fund scandals surface. Europe and America face political shocks and sensational claims in a busy news cycle.
A traveler frames a satirical comparison between Paris and London noting Paris as straight and compact while London is crooked and scattered. It jokes about cabmen positions, window blinds, soldier uniforms, and moods, ending with Paris depicted as gay and Parisian manners contrasted with London's grave tempo.
A stylish Frenchwoman launches a dog dressmaking business for aristocratic ladies. She creates top garments for pampered pets with a handsome waiting room and plush rugs, while mistresses order blankets for Beauty, Rags, and Wopsy. The season’s trend features seal-skin blankets lined with plush and astrakhan edging.
An advertisement proclaims removal of catarrh in the head with Dr. Sage's remedy. It asserts 23 years of use with many cured cases and offers to pay $500 if it cannot cure any case, claiming a near-certain healing. The pitch emphasizes mild action properties and a strong money-back challenge to persuade readers.
Monpar January 2 Markets steady with slight change. Provisions list includes smoked meats with varying regional prices for hams, bacon, and sausage. Fresh pork and dry salted meats priced by cut, with extensive items from lard to tripe and canned fruits and vegetables. Prices also cover produce, dairy, oils, and shipper prices for poultry and butter.
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