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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1893
Page
3
Two young painters work on a fourth story scaffold high above a city street. A dove lands briefly on a shoulder signaling luck or fate as they discuss castles in Spain, debts, love, and danger. A crowd below continues unaware until a fall tests their resolve and hopes.
New novelties in stationery feature slim satin finished cards with gold edges and hostess hand colored illustrations reflecting the event. Card designs show dancing figures for balls, a Japanese hostess for afternoon tea, and wedding rings with Cupid, signaling refined invitation artistry at Chicago Mall.
The Washington News relays Carroll D. Wright’s volume detailing 69 wife causes and 30 husband causes for divorce across U.S. courts. Absurd examples include a wife kept awake by late-night talk, unwashed husband, bangs cut by force, and a wife denying riding. Husbands faced beatings, being dragged from bed by whiskers, bed covers torn away, and bruising from a wife’s shoe heel.
Markets steady on Wednesday July 6 with watermelons lower and sugar in provisions. Listings detail Indiana and California sugars, hams, bacon, lard, sausage, dried beef, poultry, and a vast array of produce including lettuce onions potatoes apples cherries and berries with prices per unit and per case, plus canned fruits and groceries and notes on a cigarette brand not made by the trust.
A light column reflects on kindness and love as powerful binds among women. It recalls Mme De Mottaville and Rousseau on selecting a spouse, and proceeds with a brief anecdote about Col George Hi Titcomb receiving a letter from his 84 year old mother noting farm chores and hens.
A housewife guide claims the correct lemonade formula. It prescribes three lemons per quart of water, the rind of one lemon, and two ounces of sugar per quart. Boil water, pour over lemon and sugar, cover, cool, add ice, and serve.
Mrs Rooney recalls a teacher describing a man who claimed to make the sun stand still. A contractor sought a large day’s work from a tired laborer, sparking village chatter about the claim and the worker’s fate.
Isaac Gray reports a burglary at 352 Ash st noting a revolver and other items stolen Tuesday. A Hamilton Ohio man, Joseph Combs, seeks his missing 18 year old daughter Allie. A guard at 590 N Delaware st reports an assault by a Black man on Tuesday night with a brick bat. A car fire on Denison hotel street caused $200 loss. City crowds swell as 20 000 at Fairview 12 000 at races 10 000 at Armstrong park with a pyrotechnic display at 8 PM.
Drs Stackhouse and Allan of the Stackhouse Medical Institute claim success in treating chronic diseases after others fail. They present credentials from Indiana Medical College, Jefferson College, University of Louisville, and New York Poly clinics, with European experience and associations at Mount Sinai and St Luke's. Office hours and address in Indianapolis are listed along with mail treatment and questionnaire options.
THH News reports Chicago saw two murders and 41 injuries in accidents on the fourth day. A Russian steamer explosion near Romanov killed 29. Cleveland noting his absence at Buzzard's Bay remains fishing. Emperor William opened the Reichstag and urged approval of a military bill. Over 270,000 celebrated the day at the world's fair as Adlai spoke, Carter spread the eagle, and Mrs. Mary Saiford raised the first American flag.
The advertisement asserts that thousands were cured by Dr Sage's Catarrh Remedy and guarantees a $500 payment for any catarh case they cannot cure. It emphasizes a bold cash offer to back its curing claims and lures readers with a strong promise of certainty.
A damaged OCR snippet shows a classified notice with various keywords like rooms for rent and help wanted. The readable words include free under ten words and references to rooms and situations, but the full details are missing. The fragment provides only incomplete hints of rental and employment listings.
A reader pleads for attention to a newspaper described as public minded and affordable, urging readership despite cost and highlighting the phrase Tax Sux as a focal point. The note frames the paper as community driven and essential for citizens.
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