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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1894
Page
3
A poem excerpt presents Hila Wheeler Wilcox’s line from Earper's Weekly celebrating inner resilience against external foes. The speaker vows to keep true self, despite fortune and love facing harm, asserting only the soul’s loss can truly end.
Karl Winsboro and Rose Dunoyer uncover an iron box hidden beneath the garden via a seventh teenth of April clue. Seth Dunover’s dying boast leads to a long sought secret. The pair dig through floorboards and walls, test old cabinets, and finally strike the buried treasure that had haunted the miser’s life. Rose inherits wealth from the box found on the seventeenth row of bushes, revealing the long hidden fortune of Uncle Seth.
A collage of quotes and anecdotes touches on beauty trends in London high society, a German language tutor named Jennie Lander for Baby Ruth Cleveland, a curious customs encounter over a tiny valise and grand trunks, plus early 1900s recipes for raisin pie graham rolls and rice pudding.
A coal dealer jokes about heaviness as a sarcastic observer taunts him. They discuss health and a quip about constitutional bile laws, reflecting period humor and banter.
Cattle tuberculosis reported prevalent in New York. About 12 000 women registered to vote in Denver. Canadian Knights of Labor leaders export unrest. Forty Eagle mine rioters jailed for murder in Fayetteville WV. Senator Hill signals willingness to wed Miss Letty Scott of Louisville. National Republican League convention set for Denver in June. Col Brice allegedly steered Wilson bill changes in senate committee. E K Sturgis Spokane money lender commits suicide over harelip. Coxey's army of 100 000 nears Massillon Ohio with 500 assembled. Capt Coull reports three water spouts off Cape Hatteras March 9 aboard Castillion Prince. Fourteen injured as midwinter fair coach overturns Saturday night. Albert Barkowsky and Geo Jim arrested in Chicago for burning Thos Davies. red hot poker used. Steam yacht Natalie seized carrying arms to Haytian rebels. Capt Salina and crew shot. Briscoe from Hamburg to New York last seen near Cape Rece with five starving seamen onboard. Mayor Moore of South Enid Oklahoma resigns then seeks return. city rocked by pistol-carrying citizens.
Long ad touts Paskola as a pure pre digested starch food that builds fat and strength, claims starch is essential, fats are harmful, and promotes pre digested Paskola as superior to cod liver oil. Market list follows with varied groceries and prices.
Sec two and five of an 1891 Indiana act declare it unlawful to connect or reconnect gas service, interfere with valves or mixers, enlarge mixer orifice, or heat with gas without mixers, without a written permit from the affected gas provider. Section five sets fines from five to one hundred dollars per offense upon conviction.
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