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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1892
Page
3
A playful caution from the New York World about the Man in the Moon watching little girls and boys. It describes children hiding mischief like breaking a vase and fearing the moon’s gaze at morning, noon, and night.
A North Haven couple, Sofia and Julius Batton, clash over Julius violin music causing temper flare ups. Julius sails to Virginia, later found dead and presumed lost at sea. Decades later his son Capt. Button returns, reunion with father briefly, mother dead, Sofia still at the old home.
A series of philosophical lines about a loving heart as wisdom and the public gaze. Reflections on greatness defined by others and the human frailty shared by all, urging personal restraint and self-judgment.
A reflective column contrasts gender norms, noting women’s rising self possession and style by forty, the social shaping of beauty, and evolving etiquette. Anecdotes include fashion influence, naming customs in Scotland, and a Rochester dinner party where a guest mishandles a chocolate éclair incident with a humorous twist.
A brief exchange from the Washington Star shows a poet presenting a snow poem and an editor promising to review it before snow melts. In another vignette a merchant questions a hopeful worker about drinking, and an Irish railway porter humorously defends his language when a nosy passenger presses him with questions.
Dr. M W Turner of Evansville Indiana a Pope's Medical Institute graduate describes how the Stackhouse treatment cured five years of paralytic seizures and severe nervous attacks. He reports dramatic relief from cramps headaches and inability to work and says he now can resume practice. He credits the physicians for saving his life and suggests other diseases may yield to their care.
The act prohibits making any connection or reconnection with gas service pipes or altering valves or mixers without a written permit from the gas provider. It also bars using natural gas for heating without proper mixers. Violations carry a fine from five to one hundred dollars upon conviction.
Mahogany remains the fashionable wood. Spring riding habit appears in tan or gray. Wood stains in green yellow and red are used. Blue overall material becomes window drapery. A novelty knife matches the china dinner service.
Hill receives a banquet hosted by New York friends. Garzaia to be captured before Wednesday night per reports.
A physician praises Rcett's Emulsion for reviving plumpness in thin pale children. He notes the relief it brings to worried parents and urges readers to request a book about thinness.
Dra Stackhonee and Newlin relocate to 203 North Illinois Indianapolis to treat chronic diseases with specialties in catarrh and ear nose throat. Office hours listed with mail treatment and symptom blank offer. Catarrh and ENT diseases treated for 5 per month until March 1 with medicines free for new patients.
The Sun runs a three day free advertisement offering ten words to find work. The notice frames work as a necessity and urges readers to respond to the ad.
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