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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1889

Page

3

The Rabbi's Ransom Night and silence stir a village wake

The Schulklopfer wakes at the summons to save the dying rabbi by sacrificing a life. A girl offers her own life for his, and strange moons, songs, and visions haunt the rabbi as years pass. The girl returns as wife and mother in ghostly moonlight, until the rabbi dies with the Gemara in tears.

Schulklopfer Bochrim Darkess

Various Notables Highlight Fashion Gossip and Society News

A collage of society notes covers actresses, writers, and royal figures. Sarah Bernhardt releases baby lions, Ouida plans dramas, and Mrs. Langtry flaunts pearls. Queen Victoria and Windsor dinners surface alongside Mrs. Chamberlain praise and Miss Logan Sykes urging classical study for journalists.

Sarah Bernhardt England America Baltimore Minnesota Jersey Chamberlain Endicott Sophia Prussia Greece Hias Germany Emma J. Preble Jardiner Queen Victoria Mrs. Chamberlain Windsor Castle Olive Logan Sykes Burano Italy Modijeska New Zealand Lady Onslow Aarantinad James Blaine, Jr

Peculiar Pets and Household Lore From Georgia and Florida

A Tarpon resident keeps a tame otter that follows him like a dog. Notes on animal care include horse dentistry, a Kentuckian killer of a large coachwhip, and a Congers man saving a woman from a moccasin. Goose age, long-living birds, and a king snake repurposing for rat control are described along with quirky rhymes and household tips. Hood’s Sarsaparilla ad closes the item.

Tarpon Fla Charles Robinson Lawrenceville John H. Taylor Congers A. Mizzeli William Adams Greenville

Field of sports and boxing talk fills up pages

Laycock seeks a match for £1000 while Killen and McAuliffe square off for the California athletic club with $2500. Anson eyes Boston games, and four straight defeats threaten players. Reports cover Dum, Pickett bids, captain missteps, and a brigadier general’s career casualities. Persia shah enjoys lavish palace. Excursion train to Harrisonburg offered by OT W railway with round-trip fare details.

Laycock Pat Killen Joe McAuliffe California Athletic Club Anson Boston Bastian Chicago Buck Ewing St. George’s Parnell Club Sullivan Sully Kilrain New Yorks Washington Wolf Louisvilles Colonels Jim Mutrie Giants Chelsea Beach Jim New York Press Philadelphia Pickett St. Pauls Kansas City Reach Tim Murnane Oklahoma Indianapolis OT. & W. Railway Oh. Bo & We Harrisonburg Wood Podbiecpelis City Jackson Place Uhion Station

Slavin's Infallible Female Tonic Promises Health

Advertises Slavin's Infallible Female Tonic claiming to restore color and vitality in women suffering from leucorrhoea bearing down sensations and other disorders. The copy extols revived spirits and renewed vigor after using two to three bottles and notes retail by druggists with manufacturer details cut off.

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Pearline Dishwashing Soap Endorsed by James Pyle

Advertiser urges women to trust Pearline for washing dishes windows carpets and more noting over 150 million packages sold in ten years with no complaints and praises. Claims Pearline is harmless pure and safe for soaking fine linens and laces and warns of dangerous imitations from competitors. James Pyle New York endorses the product.

Pyle James Pyle New York

Trains Schedule From Union Station on April 14 1889

On and after Sunday April 14 1889 trains will run as follows Carnival Standard Vine leave from and arrive at Union Station South Illinois Street.

Union Station South Illinois Street Pennsylvania Lines Indels Panhandle Pittsburg New York Richm’d Columbus Pitts East Mall and Express N. Y Chicago Chgo Northwest South Louisville Southwest Cairo Vincennes

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