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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1892
Page
3
A fragment notes a speaker praising Louise as superior to Lillian, recalling a ball with the Ponsonbys and a cotillion. The remark adds that Louise is, beyond charm, worth about half a million, per the Press.
An elderly couple strolls through a green elm shaded avenue and recalls a youth-long hazel nut memory. They decide to support their granddaughter's marriage by frugally reining in expenses so the young couple can share bread with butter and hazel nuts.
A collage of social notes covers spring millinery lace fashion and morning etiquette, travels of Mrs. French Sheldon in Africa, singer Adelina Patti’s tub bath, mourning accessories, and amusing anecdotes about a man disguising as a woman Myra Lawrence.
A brief fashion piece urges women to keep gloves fresh well fitting and new for stylish appearance. It notes charming ladies wear spectacles in filigree silver cases attached to belts, calling these trinkets ornamental yet convenient though not cheap.
An advertisement extols cod liver oil as more than food, a means to restore plumpness and health. It invites readers to request a free booklet on CalgurL Livine, promising a reserve of vitality to those living from hand to mouth.
Hill seeks delegates in a national tale while a big gold strike unfolds in Breckenridge. Reports note typhus among New York students and a Longview boiler blast that killed four and wounded six. Other items include an antimony plant sale in Medford and a fatal work-rail collision near Birmingham.
Fragments show old advertisements for Mrs Winslow’s soothing syrup, Macauley’s Ointment, and various groceries and meats. Listings include prices for fruits, vegetables, dairy, and canned goods, plus notices about transportation and printing services.
Section 2 declares unlawful any connection or reconnection with gas mains or service pipes without a written permit from the affected gas company. It forbids turning on or off valves or altering appliances and enlarging mixer orifices or using gas for heating without proper mixers. Violations may incur a fine between five and one hundred dollars upon conviction.
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