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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1892
Page
3
A romantic verse from Chissa 70 News describes a wild rose blooming by a cottage door. The speaker vows to pluck the flower and place it in the beloveds hair while recalling home and a hoped for reunion at the door with kisses.
A desperate Madrid husband, Ernest, contemplates stealing to feed his wife Mauricia and two children as debt and cold bite their home. He almost commits murder, but a rich neighbor’s mercy provides work and ten dollars, sparing his family from hunger and transforming his perspective on wealth and kindness.
A collection of short items: forgiving a bigger wrongdoer amid Sunday school tales, a boy’s quirky loot-atay from a jacket pocket, and a Pittsburg Chronicle remark on a junk-collecting boy. Also a New York item on women hosting elaborate tea events with coffee tea frappe and Grace-table roles.
The piece surveys fashionable stationery in long cards with monograms, and describes a graceful yet severe style for Dessar tian wear. It notes tall slender figures suiting certain garments, warns against seams in back designs, and highlights black silk open work stockings with colored lining and tucking. It also mentions check silk stockings in black and white for mourning and black cashmere hose with floss silk embroidery.
A collage of social notes detailing mourning etiquette, gifts from Sarah Bernhardt, and Mme Patti’s visit to America not framed as farewell. Helen Gould to host her late father’s table, heiress status noted. New year resolutions cited, plus tech updates like the theaterphone in London and a peek at fashionable salon life in Boston.
Dra Stackhouse and Newlin declare no trick in their offer and restore a five dollar monthly rate for nose and throat treatment with medicines free. They claim efficiency and cheaper care than specialists, offer extended January February pricing, and promise continued same rate until March 1 with surgical cases charged extra.
An advertisement claims grippe weakens lungs leading to pneumonia and kidney trouble. It asserts Reid's German Cough and Kidney Cure treats the underlying malady, stops pneumonia tendency, and can cure it if begun, claiming no poison and universal availability.
A testimonial from Joseph Tevis of Seventh and Howard streets credits Doctors Stackhouse and Newlin with curing a previously incurable lingering consumption. After extensive prior treatment, Tevis reports night sweats, severe cough, pains, and weight loss, but notes marked improvement and recovery after their method.
Notice describes abbreviated run of a production with advertisers optimistic about some success. It mentions ten words under wanted ads and provides a telephone and postal contact, along with a location at THz tUN building, 79 E Oblast.
Drs Stackhouse and Newlin, medical directors, permanently locate at 203 North Timoisst, Indianapolis, where they treat curable chronic diseases and diseases of the ear throat lungs and stomach. Office hours 9 to 12 am 3 to 5 pm My 7 to 8 pm Sundays 8 to 5 pm only consultation and examination 1 dollar. Successful treatment by mail. Send stamp for symptom blank.
An Indianapolis advertisement touts Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy with claimed cures for catarrh and coughs, noting nasal injector free and a guarantee by H. C. Snake. It lists dealers in West and North Indianapolis and urges readers to seek employment notices in The Sun, offering free three-day postings under Wanted.
Simple notice directed to THE Sun office at 79 K. Chrost seeking a girl for general housework or any other kind of work with publication offered free of charge.
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