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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1899
Page
5
A brief note about a teenage AI project and a water series search at Sra, focusing on emerging technology and local interest. The item highlights community curiosity and ongoing exploration without specific dates or names.
A lyrical excerpt from James Whitcomb Riley appears in the St. Louis Republic, describing longing for a beloved’s hands and a dreamlike reunion. The speaker recalls intimate past gestures and pleads for a final touch to calm a restless heart.
A pair of longtime friends fall out when one man falls for a woman and the other friend’s prank backfires. The fiancé reacts with fury, leaving the pair estranged. the woman becomes desolate, and the narrator later marries the woman, sealing their former friendship as an enduring feud.
A scientific magazine endorses a home remedy for ivy poison. Wet bread with water, dust with washing soda, apply to the eruption and keep the bread moist. After about thirty minutes, the treatment is described as a sure cure.
Mrs Stabler aged 23 was the sole woman jailed in the Cleveland strike. She rode her bicycle for two miles in front of a large consolidated car and refused to leave the track.
A mix of humorous quips from early columns shows that happiness is debated as single, married, or widow, with a note that true contentment might lie in wealth of widowhood. The piece includes a father’s pride in a boy praying, a joke about correcting a child, and a mother’s teasing about a bouncing baby.
A rounded guide covers a dry ginger orange sandwich as a filling, plus kitchen cleaning by sand and grain brushing. It advises salad for nervous women, limited cereals and fruit, lean meats at meals, and restricting sweets coffee and tea.
Contains satirical lines on women and love from the New York Press and a quick claim of diphtheria relief in twenty minutes by Dr Thomas' Electric Oil advertised as available at any drug store. The fragment combines humor with a patent medicine pitch.
A local cafe advertisement promotes a full dinner priced at 15 cents at Plaza Cafe located at 38 and 409 Monument Place. The notice invites travelers to request maps and descriptive matter from the General Passenger Agent of the Colorado Midland Railroad in Denver to plan mountain vacations.
The Denver and Rio Grande railroad offers two distinct Rocky Mountain routes with all through tickets. Direct line to Cripple Creek and double daily service with Pullman palace and sleeping cars between Denver San Francisco Los Angeles and Denver Portland. Best line to Utah Idaho Montana Oregon Washington via the Ogden Gateway. Address 8 Hooper Denver for illustrated pamphlets.
Special fast trains run Sunday July 9 from Cincinnati to Union Station with brief stops at Rushville Connersville and Hamilton. Departure Cincinnati 7 15 a m arrival back 6 25 p m. Fare listed as one dollar.
The Boston Herald notes how character shows in gait. Mysterious and anxious steps mark the nervous, while stealthy tread suits the cunning. A proud person stands upright with toes outward, and a gay person moves lightly with ease. Military training, the piece claims, bestows grace and elegance unmatched by civilians.
Baked cherry pudding layers cherries with a batter of eggs butter sugar milk and flour leavened with baking powder then baked. A cherry juice sauce thickened with cornstarch sweetens to taste. Pineapple snow combines grated pineapple egg whites sugar vanilla, whipped cream folded in, served cold.
An old tale shows a maiden who loves the sage Diogenes. She charms him but he rejects her pleas and bids her wait until the sun is blessed. Despite his rebuffs she continues to love him, ending with a reflection on enduring affection.
An editorial promotes Dr. Pierce Buffalo free letter consultations for women seeking medical guidance. It cautions against nonphysician advice, urges private, no-fee inquiries, and touts Dr. Pierce and his team as qualified to help. It emphasizes confidentiality and professional credentials in contrast to unqualified “medical advice.”
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