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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1894
Page
4
A nostalgic verse from the Atlanta Constitution addressed to a distant beloved, recalling April eyes and a mantel shelf portrait. The speaker longs for a word from the loved one and imagines dreams of reunion, reflecting on past laughter and tears.
A traveler recalls a dim hut with mud walls and an adobe floor where a half Indian hostess in a chemise-like robe greets guests. Music begins softly by two musicians and soon a guest guides a guitar, culminating in a vivid, rhythmic dance that captivates all, especially the hostess praised by the New York Sun for grace and allure.
A compact column notes fashion lore and household tips advocating simple, well-made dress over multiple outfits. It mentions pillow placement for sleep, removal of grass stains with molasses, and early spring cape trends. Also observes luxuries like a $100 breakfast cup and Morris’s blue serge attire and self-dyed fabrics in upholstery.
A collage of short anecdotes and notices from a bygone era, including jokes about education and religion, a death notice, political and crime items, and early 20th century ads. Names, places, and events like Hood’s Sarsaparilla pitches, a Carnegie fine, and a St Louis conference are interwoven throughout.
Indiana act sections 2 and 5 from March 9 1891 prohibit any person from connecting or reconnecting gas mains or service pipes without a written permit, turning on or off valves, enlarging mixer orifices, or using gas for heating without mixers. Violations incur fines from five to one hundred dollars per offense.
A persuasive sales note by James Pyle of New York discourages buyers from using imitations of Pearline washing compound. It argues imitators are cheaper, less effective, and sometimes dangerous, while Pearline saves work and is never sold with prize offers. buyers should purchase from reputable grocers.
Tuusday March 6 markets steady with a broad list of provisions. Egg declines noted while smoked meats, bacon, sausage, pickled meats, lard, dry and canned goods, produce, fruits, grains, seeds, oils, and dairy appear with extensive price entries and vendor names such as Hames Moore Empire Morgan & Gray and California items.
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