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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1900
Page
5
Fragmented lines mention washing on a Saturday and a rhyme about time. The text presents incomplete phrases and does not form a complete event or clear subject. It reads as a stray verse or note rather than a full article.
A shy man Penwin obsesses over a witty hostess Mina Dulcie at a literary party. He longs for her praise, risks approaching in the dark, and discovers she favors genuine feeling over cleverness. She reveals she would rather he not write, and he confesses his love as they connect beyond literary pretensions.
A humorous look at sayings about love, money, and life. The piece mocks hero worship, disputes, and the idea that troubles teach a lesson while noting the vexing nature of coquettish affairs as they age.
A Philadelphia North American note mocks high stake marriage talk as the South African war drains elite resources. Harlem Life jokes about jockey ambitions while a Chicago News snippet hints at a best meal claim and quirky restaurant branding amid garbled ad text.
A string of satirical maxims on romance and society. It jars with pointed lines about kiss ethics, chaperones, motherhood, and widow charm, ending with a wry note on appendicitis leaving one blasé for life.
The young Queen of Holland praised artist Hans Jansen for a perfect likeness and ordered the new image to appear on all coins and postage stamps. This requires destroying existing mint dies and stamp plates for the third time, as she has long criticized previous depictions as aging her.
A compilation of aphorisms and maxims from Franklin Plautus Leigh Hunt La Fontaine Sterne Alger Carlyle Parton Young and Tacitus. The lines cover wisdom money fame truth conscience fidelity and the dangers of flattery as guiding principles for conduct. Each quote presents a compact moral or practical lesson.
A biographical sketch recalls John Ruskin, his platonic marriage to Miss Gray, and the ensuing affair with Sir John Millais. It notes Ruskin’s age gap, deformity, and his emotional turmoil as Millais marries Ruskin’s wife in 1885 with Ruskin present at the ceremony. The piece ends by marketing Hood’s Sarsaparilla.
Daily lunch from 10 a m to 2 p m offers a full meal for ten cents. A ladies lunch is available on the second floor. Poader's Photo Studio and Art Store on 16 W Pearl Ave advertises Steard L Wilhite photographs.
Miss Cody volunteers for five years to develop kindergarten work in Manila. She travels from Ohio to respond to a call for women missionaries. The project will use a large building once used by U S officers and aims to educate Manila girls in early childhood education.
A description of a Russian peasant baby bath uses a hollowed log tub set on uprights to a tea table height. Water is poured over a flannel sheet at the bottom, keeping the infant afloat like a bed as the child splashes and kicks. After bathing, the sheet is wrapped around the baby and the child is dried by a warm fire.
A vintage recipe describes hollowing light rolls and baking them with tomato and roll crumb stuffing. It instructs heating milk to boil, whisking eggs, then adding butter, flour, and thickened tomato, seasoning with salt and pepper.
Indianapolis readers endorse Morrow's Kid-ne-oids as a kidney cure with no humbug. Testimonial from Mrs. M. E. Weber of 223 Adelaide street describes relief from backache nervousness insomnia and loss of appetite after use. Kid-neoids sold by druggists and Sloan Drug Co. for fifty cents. manufactured by John Morrow & Co. Springfield Ohio.
A well known citizen testifies that kidney disorders caused weakness and frequent secretions. He credits Dean's Kidney Pills, bought at Henry J. Huder’s store, with a gradual relief and eventual disappearance of the problem. Sold by all dealers with United States sole agents Worcester Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Remember the name for relief.
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