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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1892
Page
3
A poetic exchange asks which eye color charms most as a beloved blushes. The speaker replies that the sweetest eyes are those returned with love, noting various hues from blue and black to opaline and violet, closing with a vow by M. A. Denilson in the critique.
A long tale follows Maud Muller and Fred Thornton as they fall for Alice Lee, a simple country girl. Fred wanders, letters fade, then the pair reunites amid society events and a Mrs. Vavasour encounter at a Ritchie's soirée, hinting at renewed old loves.
A collage of miscillaneous quotes and brief notes from newspapers and periodicals. Snippets touch on topics from politics and war to fashion and social chatter, including lines about Gov. Russell in Massachusetts and caricature artist Palmer Cox. A jumble of humorous exchanges and light commentary spans several sources.
National Savings Bank of Buffalo is short 200000. Silverites clash over a housing bill in the U.S. House. Montgomery Alabama endures a 300600 dollar fire. Harrison Capri ready for the president. Bain arrested in New York for attempted jewelry smuggling. Illinois Iowa drenched in rain. Wilde may flee England over Salome. The U S Cutter Corwin seas 26 British sealing vessels. A Montreal club sees seven drowned near St Lambert. A Bethlehem cyclone causes 160000 damage. Knights of the White Shield form in Birmingham to oppose black people. A Dubuque bank overpaid in 1878. recovery from the deathbed. Deserters killed by Mexican soldiers miss. bullets hit American houses in Laredo. A Chicago man takes 4000 from Badison Opera. a woman runs away with him. Canadians desecrate US flag on Dominion Day in Wiarton. Express robber Ed Ryan to Pittsburg for money. Pittsburg strike unsettled. Carnegies may seek protection. Portland jail mob prevented lynching of George Wilson. Kasota train hold-up foiled by messenger. Parnelies injure candidate Sheehy in Waterford. Fights erupt at Ireland meetings. Nolan beaten. priest arrested for incitement.
A young mother revels in her newborn though the father worries over money. Her father approves financially after sending a $6,000 gift, but the husband muses that twins would have solved their troubles, revealing social strain and class tensions in a bittersweet domestic vignette from Detroit.
Market listings show varied prices for meats, canned goods, produce, and dairy. Items include hams, sausages, bacon, lard, dried beef, pickled meats, canned vegetables, fruits, coffee, sugar, and oils with per unit or per pound quotes. The page notes multiple merchants and regional brands, plus references to further ads on page four.
Fragmentary text shows a dated rail route or transit note with times and prices. Named places include Saint Louis and possibly Ferra Hawta, with references to trains arriving and costs such as 285 and 2.0. The legible items are minimal and inconsistent, yielding an incomplete public notices fragment.
Inquiries for exact points times and particulars refer to Beaux Amiens at Washington Street near No 6 Jackson Place Massachusetts. Details include Uton station, Indianapolis, May 15. Prices and times listed in a dated schedule show various fares and times. numbers appear as 4 5.21 2.45 25 5.25 5 4150 and other mixed figures.
An Indianapolis veteran recounts a long rupture cure story and a Danville address offers guaranteed results with no pay until cured. The letter via T. M. Culver and local offices promotes free examination and consultation, citing Mr. Davis as a success case and urging readers to write for a circular.
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