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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1894
Page
4
A narrator draws out an old guide’s tale of denied love as society’s constraints and a failed proposal unfold. The man recalls a moonlit walk, whispered questions from a hopeful sweetheart, and his stubborn return home, never to call again.
A Troy Times item notes Astor women own about 3 million dollars in jewels and includes curiosities such as Catherine de Medici's 48 yard train. It mentions a Providence insured for 200 thousand and a Pawling Avenue household maid asked about love, with a playful definition about a tickling heart.
John Burroughs argues that perception bends to intention, noting eyes and ears pick out what searchers seek. He cites habits of spotting nests and relics, stressing alert, unconscious focus shapes what people notice in nature.
A collection of light anecdotes from Youth's Companion Chicago Record Harper's Bazar and Toronto Mail features children’s quotes about pillow cases nos es and mischief. Frances and her papa debate walking or streetcars while a girl negotiates a ride. A note warns Mulligan Worlds Fair back issue coupons must be presented at The Sun within two weeks.
Instructions for cherry dessert and orange flavored freezes from the New York papers. Also weathered notes on hats, gaiters, a Washington grand jury, tariff talk, Breckinridge, duchess of York birth, South Carolina senatorial race, tar-and-feather tale, a seminary, riot at Adrian and a coupon deal for an American photographer.
Leo Jones of 125 Anderson street overcome by heat Saturday. Hogan at 5103 West and J received a scalp wound in a runaway Saturday. Louisville friends entertained by local lodges Sunday. Jd. C. Bartholomew sues streetcar company for 2000. Curtain at Grand Opera House to be replaced by drawn curtains. Frank Canaan fell through elevator at Parry works suing for 25000. Martha Eddy grandmother of O H Hagselman dies in Washington and will be buried here. Peter Overthear sues for 5000 after fingers injured at P C and St L shops. Patrolman Pope exonerated in suit from Mrs. Miller. Board of works reviewed Capitol avenue Saturday. Uniform width required for boulevard conversion per President Wildman.
Theodore J. Wheeler of Oswego speaks of a miraculous recovery from paralysis after five years. He details stroke onset on Nov 27, 1688, years of bedridden hardship, and relief after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. He endorses the medicine and cites supplier information and pricing.
Markets steady with broad provisions changes. A lengthy list shows prices for smoked meats bacon lard and sausage, canned fruits, vegetables, oils and chemics, with Florida and Southern fruit quotes, dried goods, dairy, eggs, butter, poultry, and fish, reflecting a dense 19th century city market page.
Mrs. Joan A. Logan of Calumet Place Washington D C expresses high praise for the illustrated Wild Flowers of America plates. She calls them peerless in form and color and hopes for early publication as a valuable addition to botanical literature and illustrations. June 4 14.
Committee on Ways and Means member Wilton writes June 6 praising Buck's Wild Flowers of America. He commends the illustration, calls the plan for affordable serial publication valuable, and notes the work will aid school studies of American flora. Signed Wu. L. Winston?
A correspondence from Jennie C. Croly praises the first issue of Wild Flowers of America. She commends the plates descriptions and botanical data, calling the work a unique and valued addition to American floral literature and expresses hope to own a copy.
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