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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1894
Page
3
An old woman named Mrs Smith endures a full day of hurried chores. At night her husband asks if she will go to bed, and she sighs, accepting her fate. Years pass as she reflects on her life and readiness for rest. When the angel calls, she pauses a moment then replies, I’m ready as I ever be.
A distressed Count La Croix-Ramilles, ruined by baccarat losses, suspects his wife of infidelity after a hotel encounter. He plans a deadly duel, but learns the baron left. the countess reveals a safe, unrelated theft. The pair reconcile, jewels recovered, and a renewed second honeymoon follows the ordeal.
A quirky blur of dialogue describes children admiring dyed chickens hatched from Easter eggs. Mabel and Madge remark on their colors and the odd scene, with a brief, humorous tone echoing a New York Times fragment.
The Baltimore Sun notes Stuart Robson’s fifty eighth birthday while Mary Anderson vows never to return to the stage. May Irwin to star, Johnstone Bennett to wear trousers next season. Tilgie de Wolfe translates French plays for American managers. Mrs Charles Hoyt to star in A Summer Girl next season. Russia reports ten stranded actors and road troupes must post deposits for return passage. Sarsh Bernhardt delivers a bold boudoir pose with exotic animals nearby. Tim Murphy reflects on acting trends and facial development in performers. The theatrical manager is known by the company he keeps.
A collage of aphorisms, adages, and humorous lines from various sources. Observations on life, virtue, and travel mingle with a tale of a Beaton man dreaming of wealth and waking to a partial loss, plus a Boston Post anecdote about a burglar rifling a dreamer’s pockets.
A humor-filled exchange recounts a gentleman hiring an aged black hackman who jokes about his fame. The driver, claiming his name is George Washington, quips that he has long driven to the station and laughs at the coincidence of the famous name.
Inside New York City reports Sergeant Dunn of the Weather Bureau touts Paskola as a miracle pre-digested food. He credits it with rebuilding his appetite and flesh after a slump, praising its digestion aid and crediting a physician for the recommendation. A promotional note follows with an address for more details.
Yellow fever reports rise in Rio de Janeiro. D R Brown earns Rhode Island Republican governor nomination. Locked-out steel workers from Homestead Pa plan Washington march with Coxey's Army. Justice Sutherland convicted of election frauds. Comstock’s men raid Tenderloin club seizing the janitor and nude paintings. Silk-weavers clash in Phillipsburg with deputy sheriff Keller injuring a youth and breaking his nose. Hetty Green saved by Policeman John Kane who abstained from thanks.
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