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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1893
Page
3
The prince rides to the Palace gates tears in his eyes as he pines for a beggar maiden. He longs for a true home with his sweetheart, a simple cottage lit by love, rather than fame and riches in a loveless life.
A jittery old merchant quotes a tale of a physician who befriends a struggling young doctor in a small town. The young man fears his rival Dr Scroggs blocks practice while an aspiring marriage to a rich heiress looms. A hotel scene ends with morphine poisoning revealed by a hidden bottle, profits through romance and a happy ending for Charley.
A collection of anecdotes and quotations on religious zeal in Gonoatos and temperance practices in a British town, plus a London Times letter noting tomatoes do not cause cancer and are a wholesome part of diet when cooked. The items reflect period commentary on church influence and public health.
A collage of humorous quotes on women and fashion from various papers. It notes that women speak well and that clever dress can influence men. It contrasts Western ideas of equality with Toulon’s practical privilege of bootblacking, where women wear white caps and aprons like French helpers.
A collage of quips on manners and dialect from the Cleveland Plain Dealer, Brooklyn Life, Detroit Free Press, and Boston Transcript. Includes a jokey exchange with Saint Peter, a floorwalker pun, and questions about regional slang and doughnut terms in New England.
A compilation notes peculiar practices in Germany Russia and the Isle of Blan. It mentions chimney sweeps in plug hats in German towns, hotel guests expected to supply their own bed clothing in Russia, Texas allowing high status convicts to hire substitutes for convict camps, and historic Blan law treating ox or horse theft as trespass while pig or fowl theft was a capital crime.
Rahway New Jersey trembled from a Thursday earthquake while reports recount political shifts including A C Beckwith's Senate return, Gov Osborne's thefts, and a race to control wheat fortunes. Other items note a Niagara Gorge incident, fires injuring dozens, and Frederick Douglass organizing a factory town near Newport News for Black workers.
A dated essay links sudden deaths of prominent figures to heart disease or apoplexy caused by overwork and overindulgence. It argues kidneys and liver weaken, urging Warner's Safe Cure as preventive medicine with endorsements from Dr. Hoesch, R. A. Guan, and J. Rankin. The piece repeats warnings and urges readers to act.
FRIDAY March 10 markets show steadiness with slight poultry gains and broad price listings for provisions. Includes smoked meats, lard in tierces, fresh pork, dry salt meats, canned fruits and vegetables, dairy products, and a wide range of groceries with specific per pound and per crate prices.
Partial readable text lists numbers and letters with no clear story. Names places dates or events are absent, yielding vague figures and random sequences.
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