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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1894
Page
3
A Durango Democrat fragment warns against mixing with a man who drinks red wine and a Washington Star clipping describes a "very little girl" who frightened strong men as she planned to reclie. The quatrains appear as stray verse pieces with partial lines and misheard phrases.
A 16 year old Greek girl Isea is abducted in Xanthus by Turkish interests after a failed marriage proposal. A boat with Austrian colors becomes her refuge as captains and a Greek priest navigate loyalties. She reveals she is Christian and Greek, seeking protection from Austria amid pressure from the governor’s son and his mother.
The ambassador explained the matter to the Austrian envoy, who then escorted the girl from the boat to the embassy ensuring Austrian protection. He notified the parents of Isea of her safety. Later the Greek girl became maid of honor to a noblewoman who married her to a courtier.
Mrs Frances Beecher, who runs a Stamford girls school, married Frederick Perkins of San Francisco. Thirty-five years earlier she was Miss Johnson engaged to Perkins, they parted, she wed Rev Edward Beecher, he remarried, and now Perkins wrote sympathy as the old romance renewed in a wedding observed with her pupils.
A home recipe guide describes making currant preserves using one pound raisins five pounds currants and six pounds sugar cooked until thick with no skimming. It explains boiling new potatoes in salted water for 30 to 40 minutes and steps to shake drain and finish with a towel to keep them hot and fluffy.
Cyrus Field Jr dies as drought yields to rain. Coxey Brown and Jones released from Washington jail. Kelleys army reaches Paducah aided by a donated steamboat. Detroit motor and trailer crash injures ten of 125 aboard. National anti cigarette league formed in Chicago to spread influence. Kingston implements burn in Kansas City causing $310000 loss and three firemen injured. Fort Gibson express office robbed by masked men. Mile Beatrice attempted kiss results in Nero biting her. Canadian Pacific train derails at Watawa near Winnipeg. casualties reported. Mrs Barker and Mert Brown killed. Cara burned. Six drown after boat overturns on Tully Foster lake.
Dr Samuel L Brown of David City Nebraska credits Pink Pills for Pale People with curing his long illness. He praises the remedies and recommends them for various weak conditions and diabetes, noting a Brainerd case and a notary affidavit in 1893.
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