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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1893
Page
3
The Buffalo News quotes a motto urging patience and steady progress. It emphasizes that life is measured by each day, accepting sorrow and joy as part of purpose and effort. The brief reflection frames daily perseverance as the core of living.
The Hon. James Eddystone, attached to the foreign office, vacationed late and lodged in a Lucerne hotel. There he met a charming young woman whose presence sparked a minor scandal. He plans to marry the next day, while intrigue swirls around a hotel waiter who relays tales of the pair.
The Cleveland World notes that gray hairs begin in youth for some, a local phenomenon not tied to overall constitution. It records variation by age and race, with Dr Aubigny observing many South Americans stay nonbald and gray less common there, while American men and women gray around the same life stage.
A tescupial boiled rice pancake uses flour two eggs one quart milk and baking powder fried on a soapstone griddle with no greasing for a light wholesome cake. Minute pudding combines eggs milk flour salt and hot milk stirred and cooked minutes served with sweet cream. Preparing chocolate for chocolate cream involves dissolving broken pieces in a bowl over boiling water for quick dissolution.
A mother questions a missing breakfast piece as Johnny recalls giving the cake to a hungry boy. The tale shifts to a penniless morning, with Johnny dreaming of finding $500 and sharing the fun with Charley Smith before waking up.
The Chicago Mail notes the crowing of common roosters relates to night temperatures and dew point. Crowing occurs after midnight and at daybreak with a variable mid period. Weather, especially before rain, affects crowing duration and timing across individual birds.
Reported dialogue features a brutal exchange about cruelty and infanticide as a dramatic line. A Detroit Tribune item notes the pair’s terse accusations and a sensational claim that a blind girl’s sight has been restored, with a proposal following that night.
A mosaic of brief East Coast and Midwest items. Maitre Barboux opens defense in the Panama scandal trial. Montana farmers plow in 50 degree heat near Great Falls. Dowling nominated at Albany to succeed Pack. Dr Briggs' prosecutors seek general assembly action on heresy charges. Sixteen escape gas in Chicago. two expected to die. Cleveland sleighing party injured by electric motor. Rev Orns daughter dies after long illness. Robert George, nephew of Senator George, commits suicide after killing a man in Mississippi. Bodies found in England. possible double murder suicide. Cholera hits Neutleben asylum after outbreak. 27 cases, 15 deaths. Toledo area train hits sleigh, two killed, one fatally hurt. Mrs Coats burns in fire while cleaning. child dies saving mother. Nathan Raney hanged for murder. Henry Young jailed for turning state’s evidence. others linked. all were black.
A mosaic of notes on gender roles and public life. Famous women, hypocrisy, and dress codes are discussed, including Willard on female achievement, crape mourning debates, and women directing exhibits at a world fair. The discourse frames women as central to reform, art, and civic progress, per the New York Sun.
An old medical ad touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a universal blood cleanser and remedy for serofula and lung consumption. It promises to purify blood, cleanse taints, strengthen the body, and aid weak lungs with symptoms like bronchitis lingering coughs and spitting of blood, asserting guaranteed benefit or refund.
A long OCR fragment lists assorted groceries and prices including meats, lard, bacon, hams, sausages, dried fruits, vegetables, canned goods, and household items. It mentions Indiana and California origins, various cuts and weights, and per pound or per ton pricing, resembling a market circular. The readable items emphasize smoked meats, fresh produce, and staple commodities with scattered brand-like names and measures.
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