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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1900
Page
5
A Boston Globe poem evokes a summer evening scene with broken windows, perfume in the air, and a gently remembered love. The voice lingers on flowers, vines, and fading light as nostalgia fills the room. The piece closes with a reflection on what lives in the breath of a rose.
Guillaume Orvelin returns to Paris after a year and a half to learn Mile. Germaine Ardelle will wed M. Olivier Larraud. He wrestles with jealousy and pride, contemplates sacrifice, and discovers Germaine’s inner life and the true stakes of their lost love. He faces a choice between pursuing her or accepting a distant duty.
Frederick returns to the Ardelle home during Germaine and Olvier Larraud’s wedding. She appears pale and sorrowful as their eyes meet, but a silent, unspoken reconciliation passes. A later observer dismisses the union as a mercenary match of money and status.
A collection of sharp lines and witticisms from Ada to Abner Aarons. The snippets show wordplay on vocation and engagement, mistaken identities, and social observations reported by multiple papers including Brooklyn Life Chicago Post Washington Star and Philadelphia Press. Notable: a banker, a Chinaman, and a city directory remark.
A miscellany of aphorisms from the Atchison Globe covers social advice on corsets, guilt, confession, favoritism, and marital relations. The notes illustrate judgment about men and women and the value of favors.
A medical note describes nosebleed in children and cites a physician who advocates vigorous jaw motion to stop bleeding. It mentions giving a wad of paper to chew and proposes chewing gum as an alternative to accelerate the jaw activity.
A proud mother defends her daughter Clara's singing while a sympathetic neighbor questions efforts. The ad copy then pivots to promise a cure for itching piles with Dean's Ointment, claiming it never fails.
Atlantic Steamship agency handles Paris-bound bookings for the Zaprese Steamers with Pandahads agent overseeing reserved accommodations at 2 Virginia Ave Tal. Secure your lodging now through the travel office for travel through the Atlantic voyage.
A nostalgic poem contrasts the unchanging view of a mother with her grown son. She greets him as her little boy, seeing youth in his smile and dimples in his aging face, while time marches on and his true adult role remains unseen to her. The piece cites Pearson's Weekly as its source.
Merchants slash prices in midsummer sale offering deep discounts on parasols, dimities, organza, laces, embroideries, cambric, and silk remnants. Consumers can buy summer fabrics and hats at unusually low rates with many items suitable for next season.
A fragile poem echoes a mother bird’s loss as the small brown mate wanders absent from the nest. The mother laments hunger and loneliness, awaiting her mate’s return to comfort and restore her home. The verse preserves a tender image of care and longing.
Collier's Weekly notes new Japanese marriage stamps showing Kyo table with bamboo plum pine cranes and tortoises. Bride and groom share nine cups of sake symbolizing a perfect union as the legend records the couple and wedding date. DeWitt's Little Early Risers are advertised for liver and bowel relief.
Bethany Park Assembly in Bethany Park Indiana announces excursion tickets selling at one fare for round trips from July 17 to August 13 inclusive. Tickets valid for return to and including August 15.
Great stock reducing sale of ladies and children's dress shoes. Siersdorfer's new store at 31 E Washington near Pennsylvania St. Also promotions for a Terre Haute excursion and rail specials from Indianapolis with limited details and dates.
Park theater advertises extraordinary bargains on ladies watches and gents watches, promising value deals and a wide selection for shoppers.
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