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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1888
Page
3
The Sun announces daily publication details and office location at 79 East Ohio Street. It notes second class mailing and lists subscription rates.
Tom Collins a law student inherits a baby from his dying sister and meets a hungry nurse named Mrs. Primmins. After struggle and comic misadventure she vanishes and Tom finds love in the landlady who seeks Malvina, Primmins's neice, and a cottage reveals a rosy young woman.
Tom contends with poverty and pride as he pursues Malvina Barker during a vacation. He counts his possessions and trims expenses to prove his worth, while Malvina’s bright blue eyes and gentle rebukes test his resolve before a quiet, hopeful future.
A collage of quips and humorous notes from various papers. Observations range from old whalemen and poets to political jests and regional anecdotes, highlighting idiosyncratic lines about life, politics, and everyday oddities. Strong entities include Picayune New York Star Wilmington Star and Kansas City Star.
A man on a street corner exults over a new idea and his happiness erupts as he recalls turning down Ohio Street and claiming relief. He proclaims he has the world by the neck thanks to a "good hired pill" from a fanciful Dandyville wife, after trying a new ad in THE Sun.
London Chronicle reports on a Tolox, Malaga province sect where adherents dressed as Adam and Eve inflicted wounds and burned possessions. The crown intervened and a trial begins with doctors testing hypnotism on defendants. many subjects showed no pain and displayed odd physical responses. The proceedings may end with nominal punishment.
A traveler jokes about Iowa and a so called drink named shopine that mimics beer while noting its legality. The exchange reveals town teetotalers and a wagging punch line about renting rooms with a free liner in The Sun.
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