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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1893
Page
3
The poem lauds the Princess of Wales for frowning upon crinoline dress on public streets and theaters. It praises her regal restraint as fashion trends from Europe influence public taste. The verse portrays her majesty as a curb on elaborate female attire, signaling modesty over display.
A dramatic tale follows Sallie Martin as she flees a cruel homestead, discovers a snake threat, and saves a girl while facing danger. Rescued by a returning mother and father, Sallie learns of lineage and reunion, amid a blend of frontier hardship and perilous resolve. 삭
The article details long siciliene capes for elderly women with lace trim and jet fringe, empire coats in brown or black siciliene, velvet yokes, and colorful capes in violet and army blue. It notes outfits with passementsrie, pleated yokes, and fringe accents, plus trends in dotted muslin dresses and ornamental stockings with real lace. It also references cats tails used for garment ornamentation and quotes multiple newspapers on dress trends.
An advertisement extols Dr Sage’s Golden Medical Discovery as a thorough blood purifier and body strengthener. It claims to restore vigor after illnesses like influenza and pneumonia, cure nervous debility, and guarantee results with a money back offer if catarrh isn’t cured.
The report sketches a flood of items from Cleveland to Cuba, noting President Cleveland activity and a near-fair opening, British reactions to inaugural addresses, shifting party loyalties, financial moves in gold shipments, and a mix of political, crime, and social notes across multiple regions with names like Gladstone, Harri son, and Nelson.
Advertisement by Dr. L. Wowand promotes cure for alleged weaknesses, venereal diseases, and blood disorders with special remedies. It claims success after twenty years of practice and offers treatment at offices in Indianola and at home via springs therapy. Separate claims mention rheumatic and blood diseases treated by Springs at home.
Ort Tex Scrsti] notes local help wanted and rental ads with misprinted words. The piece mentions free listings for rooms and housing situations, asking readers if they have a place to rent and encouraging ads in the Tar Son’s free liners.
A reader reports a passenger elevator incident on the Bill Building fourth floor and a physician attributes dizziness to liver and kidney issues. Testimonies from Frances McGovern and Joe L. describe relief after using Warner's Safe Cure for kidney and digestive ailments, urging others to seek remedies and medical advice.
A periodic listing of markets and prices shows diverse goods from meats to produce. Items include bacon, sausages, pickled products, pork, fruits, vegetables, dairy, and grains with quantities cited in pounds per bushel and per case, alongside regional references like California and New York markets.
Fragmentary text suggests a dated local listing or notices from Union Station area in 2007. Names and exact events are unreadable, with multiple garbled phrases and incomplete phrases across lines. The readable bits reference places and a year but lack coherent details to determine a concrete event or outcome.
Dr Jordan of 26 West Washington street warns that consumption and related heart strain rise from neglect of proper treatment. He promotes Br. Johian's Lung Inovator as the country’s leading remedy, endorsed by physicians across America and Europe.
The General Assembly of Indiana declares it unlawful to connect or reconnect natural or artificial gas lines or to interfere with valves stops or appliances. Written permission is required from the gas company to operate such connections. Violators face fines of not less than fifty nor more than one hundred dollars for each offense.
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