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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1894
Page
3
A lively note about selling gladness filled cards with Maytime dreams and roses. The item list hints at cheerful themes and decorative cards likely tied to spring celebrations. The fragment suggests a small seller promoting seasonal cards for joyous occasions.
Ninon Esricourt, Claire Hadley, and Vance Hadley discuss Easter gowns while Ninon plans a real self denial. She helps a starving family, finds shoes for a boy, and provides shelter and food, then brings violets as a symbol of compassion. The act moves Claire and Vance to admire Ninon’s humanity. The story follows Ninon visiting the ailing boy and the family she aided.
Ninon tends a dying child named Robbie and finds purpose in comfort and sacrifice. She shares violets with the dead boy and receives white violets from Vance Sindley. He vows to win Ninon’s heart before the next Easter, amid churchgoing and quiet romance.
A medical alert warns that cold weather brings sickness and urges prompt action. It endorses Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a reliable pure remedy to prevent pneumonia and other complications from neglected colds, cautioning against substitutes.
Florence grows livelier with a flood of American arrivals eager to enjoy the city’s gaiety as the Queen’s visit nears. Italians join the merriment, forgiving the ghostly father’s prohibition in a spirit of national hospitality.
An 1893 advertisement claims Dr Hartman offers a free treatment plan for chronic catarrh with no charges to patients, who report monthly. It includes a sample case from Lucius B Cooper of Biddle University North Carolina noting a thorough cure and urging others to enroll by sending name and address for a prepaid medical book. Markets and price lists appear on the same page.
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