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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1893
Page
3
Dr. E R Maxson recounts a mouse drinking dew from oat leaves at a barn door and a mother mouse rescuing her five or six young by carrying them feet away to safety. She shows calm, decisive action under pressure and a defiant glance at the observer.
The report notes the panic easing while the Chicago chemical bank will not resume due to inability to raise funds. It also mentions a series of incidents including a shooting suicide, a seduction suit, a fatal train collision, and other tragic events across cities on Tuesday.
An account from Nashville Tennessee describes Baby Mary Bateman daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Bateman improving after treatment for catarrh by Dr Stackhouse and Dr Allan. The testimonial claims discharge stopped within a week and the child gained fifteen pounds becoming fat healthy and happy.
A New York Sun account details the brutal aftermath of a major engagement. The writer describes corpses and wounded along a half mile front, the horror of the creek crossing where survivors crawled to water, and the calm, frightened expressions on faces of the dead. Guards and surgeons move under fire as the sun rises.
A summer beverage trend features nearly a dozen ingredients with eight brand new items such as cranberryade La Tosca strawberry phosphate soda cocktail sherbet eggs vichy egg shake egg chocolate and soda glace. The fountain labels them new drinks, while home cooks refer to them as French tea drinks.
A dialogue on fashion terms and propriety contrasts Paris society’s reliance on flowers with critics who mock patriotism. The piece weighs how dress embodies life history from a woman’s face to her emotions, cautions against sensationalism, and notes the allure of fiction in disasters.
The piece highlights gold shade bru nettes and perfumed hair once seen as garish now accepted. It notes white silk serge dresses, corduroy silk chiffon, and long empire chiffon or lace scarfs. Dogs wear shoes to protect floors, and decolette outfits feature mercury lace wings or spangled gauze with wired butterfly bows.
A compact survey notes Queen Victoria’s economical royal wardrobe, a miss Parlon lecture urging mistresses to be superior to servants, Maggie Mitchell’s fondness for horseback riding, her spry youthfulness yet aged face, and Miss Mary Garrett of Baltimore reported as the richest U.S. woman with a $20 million fortune but an inconspicuous street appearance.
A lively scene describes Bobby crying of biting mosquitoes and growing bigger, Hioasie replying that bites will swell him. Mary and Ells work with paint boxes while Ella discovers a painted dolly’s blue face and the playful excuse that the dolly “feels blue.”
An advertisement touts Admiral cigarettes as a strictly high grade product not controlled by a trust. It claims light paper texture and strong flavor, noting rail travel promotions for Chicago and return trips via Pennsylvania Lines from Indianapolis with call-in details for ticket agents.
An old advertorial claims a remedy cures catarrh asthma bronchitis long trouble weak eyes deafness rheumatism neuralgia pleurisy heart disease digestive and kidney issues malaria nervous disorders and skin diseases with broad health promises.
Stackhouse Medical Institute advertises doctors Urbinh Stackhouse and John Gill Allan offering cure for all curable diseases with thorough examinations. Patients treated by mail using symptom planks. location at 203 North Illinois Street corner Vermont. Office hours listed with midday and evening slots.
Wednesday markets show steady tone with varied prices across meats, produce, canned goods, and staples. Notable quotes include Indiana ham around 14 to 14.5 cents per pound, California boneless sugar cured 14 to 15 cents, and dried beef hams at 14 cents. Fresh pork cuts and bacon featured, alongside vegetables, fruits, and groceries with numerous price points and suppliers named.
On and after Sunday July 15 1892 trains run from Union Station on South Missouri Street with Central Standard Time.
The readable text shows garbled numbers and stray phrases including times and a reference to Russia. No coherent events, names, or places stand out for a reliable summary.
Trains depart Indianapolis for Chicago at 7 00 a m 12 01 noon and 7 20 p m with multiple return times from Chicago including 2 20 a m 6 00 am and 7 45 p m Local sleepers run on selected trains with departures from Chicago at 11 25 p m and arrivals in Indianapolis at 6 60 am Tickets available at 26 Illinois Street Union Station and Massachusetts Avenue daily except Sunday
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