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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1900
Page
4
A fragment recalling General Henry Lawton’s death in battle. The speaker praises soldierly virtue, asks for an honorable end, and hopes the race of warriors preserves a noble tomb and legacy.
A veteran detective recounts chasing the outlaw Payson Weatherby across the United States. After a tense vault confrontation with Weatherby and two accomplices, a lightning blackout, and a chaotic standoff, Weatherby is captured and confined while the narrator leaves the field, haunted by a hard earned personal defeat and stated victory.
A simple coffee sherbet recipe blends one quart of made coffee with one quart of thick cream and two small teacups of sugar. Add vanilla extract and freeze without a dasher, stirring to keep from freezing on the sides. serve when mushy in tall glasses.
In San Francisco Miss Elida Wilbur, who lay in a trance for nearly two years after a gas incident in February 1898, has started to regain consciousness and awareness. Doctors tried electricity, hypnosis, osteopathy, and various therapies without success, but recent treatment shows gradual improvement and light sustenance intake. Her fiancé James Dumphy remains hopeful as she progresses.
A short lyric from the New York Press reflecting on a lone laugh breaking gloom in a shadowed life. The speaker imagines a loved voice and face behind the laugh, contrasting brightness with solitude and aging hair, while noting the lack of full love behind the moment.
A man pursues a woman at a busy social event seeking a private moment to declare his love. She agrees to a brief future meeting after arranging to see him Sunday afternoon between 4 and 5, while her current escort remains nearby.
Optimist is one who has learned to associate with humanity without becoming cynical. Public opinion is a conscience owned by a syndicate. Life without regret implies life with no gain. Worry is forethought gone to seed. Affectation reveals inferiority. Duty views life as a debt to be paid while love sees life as a debt to be collected. William George Jordan quoted.
Ladies and children's gloves bootees wool hose ribbed wool union suits and fleeced vests offered at deep discounts. Prices range from 9 to 39 cents with select items in multiple sizes and colors.
A soldier describes a nurse during service who remains strictly professional. He praises her beauty yet notes her firm boundary as she measures his pulse and tongue, administers thermometers, and rejects romantic advances. The account emphasizes professional conduct and restrained affection.
The article claims feather pillows cause ill shaped faces by accumulating facial flesh around the mouth and nose and forming parentheses. It urges readers to observe crowds for deep prints of hands and pillows and describes sunken eyes from frequent rubbing.
A worn bodice can be refreshed by sewing a small bolero or towave jacket over it. Use velvet lace or cloth, edge with fur if desired, and create a smart new look for little cost. Narrow lace works as well as store bought trim.
A gray ulster man notes police statistics showing nearly £0,000 missing annually. A pessimist with a boil on his neck doubts many are truly missed, as most simply think they are. The dialogue reflects skepticism about missing persons and public perception.
Business lunch offered in refined Chicago style at the sample-room and cafe-restaurant located 127 E Court St with service from morning until 2 PM in Illinois.
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