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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1894

Page

3

Wanderer on the Sea and the Natless Bird

Poetic fragment by Robert Stephen Hawker reflecting on the sea wilderness. Vivid lines describe a lone bird, ocean sounds, and sheltering dreams, with a refrain on home and nature amid the vast waters. The text reads like antiquated verse with imagery of whales, storms, and a distant nest.

Robert Stephen Hawker

Grateful Dog Tale Ends In Tragic Twist

An orderly physician rescues a stray poodle with a broken leg and feeds a flood of injured dogs that multiply beyond control. As workers pivot to help, the scene spirals into chaos ending with the doctor’s death from hydrophobia and a grim moral about benevolence.

Sone Mark Twain

Quotations on charity cremation and luck in the press

A collage of opinion snippets: Chicago’s motto about charity, St. Paul Globe praising cremation over burial, a note that apples now price higher than flour, and The New York Tribune listing a week of unlucky days with humorous cautions about days of the week and odd superstitions.

Chicago Pittsburg Dispatch St. Paul Globe Buffalo Express New York Tribune

Broiled potatoes and celery preparation hints

A Victorian style guide describes broiling cold potato slices in flour between an oyster broiler until browned, then buttered and seasoned with salt and pepper. It also advises using celery stalks for a savory stew, boiling the pieces, and topping with a cream or drawn butter sauce.

Artist and dealer exchange sharp witticisms in captioned quip

A Detroit Free Press cartoon line has an artist saying he painted to keep the wolf away, with the dealer retorting to hang it where the wolf can reach. Harper's Bazar adds a rural jab about a hired man and a rainy day washing the sidewalk.

Detroit Free Press Mr. Pinkleton Mre. Pinkleton Harper’ S Bazer

Athletics for Women and Fashion News From Washington

An Eastern doctor promotes housework as exercise for women and outlines routines to strengthen the back and chest. Walking is advised for office workers. Lillian Russell and Signor Perugini plan marriage, and details of Millen Terry’s family names Craig children. Washington women select hairstyles and colors, with Mrs. Cleveland favoring the Diana knot and mauve tones trending among cabinet ladies at the New Year reception.

Ona Inig Walt Lillian Russell Signor Perugini Millen Terry Mr. Craig Fa Ae Ailsa Craig Gordon Craig Terry Ailsa Washington Cleveland Diana

Homemaking Hints For Cleaning And Care

A Philadelphia Record style note offers practical tips for home upkeep including lifting picture cards with a notch hook stick, cleaning painted woodwork with whiting, and a ammonia solution for carpet spots. It also suggests keeping hot food warm under a tin over hot water, washing silk stockings in tepid water with mild soap, drying flat, and renewing glass with dry flannel to restore a like new look.

Phila

Little Charlie and the Sabbath Fisherman Tale

A compendium of brief quips from old newspapers with lines about a boy named Little Charlie whose dog was killed by a mule, a minister to a boy with fish in a basket, and the boy proudly lifting a basket lid while being teased about fishing on the Sabbath.

Little Charlie Minneapolis Journal

Multiple Tragic Incidents Reported Across Cities

The News recounts a string of incidents including Mrs Lease buying a California fruit farm, a folding bed accident causing Mrs Mary De Noon’s death, Dr J M Gatewood hanging in Hotel Hamilton Toledo, Hawaiian students celebrating in New Haven with Yale, lecturer Sims mobbed in Kaukauna, Judge Culver threatened in Emporia, Nellie Fay found murdered on Shawmut Avenue, four men linked to the scene, Horace Jackson under lynch threat after an assault attempt in Manchester, and Geo Washington Childs suffering vertigo leaving the Philadelphia Ledger office.

Thompson-Houston Electrical Company New York Lease Duat Kansas California Mary de Noon J. M. Gatewood Hamilton Toledo Yale New Haven AP. A Sims Kaukauna Wis Emporia Kas Culver Nellie Fay Shawmut Ave Boston Horace Jackson Geo. Higgins Manchester Geo. Washington Childs Philadelphia Ledger

City Markets Prices From January Frayed Listing

Markets on the fourth page show steady readings across meats, produce, and groceries. Prices include smoked meats, bacon, lard, pickled goods, fresh pork, beans, peaches, salmon, cheese, butter, eggs, and canned vegetables with numerous rate figures and brand-like entries from Morgan & Gray and others.

Fripay Empire Morgan & Gray Peroz Timothy Hed Top California Johnson Colombia New York Tull Creem Young Americas Limburg Springs W. S Conmion Lake Showleas Corp Yarmouth Foix Standard Serry Lair Astye Lion Cordoba Banner Gates

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