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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1899
Page
5
Peter, a patient prospector famed for skillful digging and careful survey, loses his fortune to swindlers after years of solitary mining. Battered by scams and old age, he confronts a fatal confrontation when a claim dispute triggers a deadly duel with a mock legal challenge turned murder in the hills.
Mike lived in Hittle Massachusetts. town guest. She fooled hotel men and livery stable people in the most beautiful way imaginable. One of her pretty tricks was carriage sent to an aristocratic house and then she asked to rest in the hall while her carriage waited.
Peter, aging and anxious, returns from prospecting to a gulch filled with white claim stakes and new camps. He envisions a thriving town and lucrative sale of his claims, plotting cash deals and legal deeds as he plans an eastward move to secure happiness in a country as old as his youth.
A wry reflection on male virtue and female vanity. The speaker mocks couples and social norms, noting that women fret over husbands thinning while their own figures grow stout. He quips that gossip spurs neighborly visits and that racing plans prompt sudden respect for a mother’s warning about early marriage.
A descriptive portrait of a selfish, arrogant girl who scorns her mother and siblings, offends friends and relatives in her absence, lies about others, brags about looks, and craves constant compliments from men.
The article extols the ruby as the proper stone for engagement rings for those born in warm July. It notes rubies as ancient betrothal stones, believed to deepen love when trouble arises and restore harmony with a lighter shade. Legends claim a ruby lit Noah’s ark during a flood, guiding the vessel in imprisonment.
Charles H. Marks, serving as a nurse at the Second Division Hospital of the Fifth Army Corps in Santiago de Cuba, used a few bottles of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for diarrhoea and found it to work like a charm. Sale by ah.
Mme Maria Martin, reader in the feministe movement and editor of its official organ, says public occupations have not interfered with her home duties. Her children assist rather than hinder.
A verse tribute from the Atlanta Constitution extols a woman's tenderness within daily life. It lauds serene kindness that sustains loved ones, even as life grows brief and death nears. The poem frames love as divine gift guiding care, comfort, and sacrifice.
Instructions for constructing a skirt lining and gores with firm basted seams. Begin at the top, press thoroughly, and avoid multiple alitches to keep the under side from fullness. Pin with cross-seams, use medium stitches, and test fit before final stitching. Use wool or milk seaming skirts as recommended.
A historical summary traces early debuts of performers Terry Olga Nethersole Mrs Patrick Campbell Mr Kendal Sir Henry Irving John Hare and others. It notes their initial fears ages and breakthroughs from adolescence to early adulthood with rising fame after initial setbacks.
A Indianapolis resident shares relief from chronic back and kidney pains after using Doan's Kidney Pills purchased at a local drugstore. The testimonial highlights sciatic and lumbago discomfort, vertigo, and nervousness alleviated by the remedy, encouraging others to consider it.
Only three days remain in the sale with Wednesday’s B GAIN COUNTER offering l grade black cord lawn at per yard eight and ten cent white goods in checks plaids and dimity stripes at per yard. Dress ginghams in fancy plaids Madras stripes at per yard. Until Friday evening every item in the house is at exact price. Muslin bargains abound with underwiks closing. Shoes from the company surplus stock are selling briskly.
A poem by James Whitcomb Riley about a summer romance ending in marriage to another, with the speaker mourning the lost embrace and former lover while confronting an empty heart and faithful memories.
Comic dialogue from Punch and a child named Dora looks out at the sky asking about clouds and dust while a mother and Johnnie exchange brief, playful lines about apologies and letters in a commercial newspaper fragment.
A recipe describes making a lemon cake with sugar, butter, lemon rind and juice, eggs separated, and mixing with milk, flour, and baking powder. It instructs baking in three jelly cake tins and preparing a lemon filling of beaten egg whites, powdered sugar, lemon rind, and juice to spread between layers.
A health company demonstrated that stale bread harbored far more germs than fresh bread. Fresh bread contained about 0.30 germs per grain, while bread kept warm for three days showed millions of germs, suggesting older bread poses greater health risk than previously thought.
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