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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1892
Page
3
George Horton defends American manners in a verse arguing that kissing and cussing are acceptable in the domestic sphere. He contrasts Western taste with Sir Edwin Arnold's tales of Japan, praising home culture and urging rejection of foreign moral standards. The poem emphasizes national pride, moderation, and personal conduct.
In a Fifth Avenue parlor Hal Carlton recalls marrying his so called baby wife Lily Hart Carlton to rid himself of her. Lily flees with a maid to Jamaica after learning of his disdain, later found dead in the East River. Five years pass as Carlton moves in elite circles until Miss Stanley reveals she is Hal’s legal wife. The former ward, now heiress, exposes his deception and leads to a dramatic confrontation.
A dated culinary guide details making fillings and pastries. It prescribes cream fillings for cakes and crullers with milk eggs corn starch and vanilla. It covers crullers with lemon cream and a cornstarch pudding with hot milk and eggs, plus instructions for cream filled cakes and a hot oven method.
A collage of satirical verse on ladies fashion and social vanity contrasts with civic charity notes. It mentions Buenos Aires style gloves, skin bleach advice, and a Daisy Chain effort organized by Mrs. Morton to fund a contageous diseases hospital in Washington, plus light humor from Rochester Post-Express and Brooklyn Life about waitresses and diners.
A colored man in Kanaag swore an oath he was 170 years old. In Norway and Sweden habitual drunkards are jailed and fed bread and wine. In Augusta a sexton digging a grave uncovered a petrified coffin with a silver plate reading Let him rest. He covered the grave and left the site as instructed.
Prominent citizens across Indiana Ohio and Ontario testify to the Stackhouse Medical Institute. Doctors and lay leaders credit cures for catarrh bronchitis laryngitis and paralysis with notes of lifelong relief. Endorsements from Rev W H Fiswel and Capt F P Hackers underscore legitimacy.
The street car strike is over and residents can resume walking. The piece warns pneumonia is common and deadly in the elderly, often linked with kidney trouble. It promotes Reid's German Cough and Kidney Care as a constitutional remedy claimed to cure even advanced pneumonia, urging readers to ask dealers for it.
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