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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1891
Page
3
The reader is invited to picture spring scenes with glimmering roses and sunlit hair, a playful call to Jim to cut a path through snow and break ice on a waterfall. The fragment blends nature and mischief, with a pun on a haunting edge of danger as spring wakens all living things.
A legal resident near Woodward Avenue loses money on a horse snagged from Mamie Hay’s record misread as cash. His wife uncovers the notebook listing horses and times, misinterpreting them as sums. After the shock, she realizes the bets were on horses, men and times, not money, and reconciliation follows.
The article notes Indian students in Carlisle with $11000 on deposit in local banks. It reports Japanese buyers from Tokyo purchasing land in San Diego County to pursue silk culture. It also mentions global silk business of $400 million annually, with limited American interest. A traveler recounts an Asia Europe tour including a pot-pourri tale and a snake ingredient anecdote.
A Pittsburg Commercial Gazette discussion argues women are old maids at twenty or not at forty, distinguishing mind and heart from years. It traces dress trends toward simplicity and cites Kate Fielis Washington on three lady-types, Milan guards, and big men preferring small wives. A Georgia train hold up features a lone woman pursuing farewell to her boy.
Practical guidance on safe canned goods handling and home remedies. Warns against swollen cans. Recommends oil of wintergreen with olive oil for joint pain and notes its pleasant odor. Advises chewing stale bread to remove mouth and throat debris. Stale bread as a disinfectant aid is suggested for several days after meals.
A Pittsb urgh Press note describes a novelty studio visit on Fifth Avenue where shoppers found tinsel snakes in colors unripe cherries for hat trimming and moon stone jet passementeries. It notes high prices per pair, evolving tableware like changing wine glasses and caster returns, and a grand dinner souvenir crafted on half dollars.
A dramatic prose advertisement frames the Johnstown flood rider as a martyr and likens disease to a lurking danger. It promotes Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a blood purifier to cleanse the system and prevent malarial typhoid or bilious fevers, claiming a money back guarantee and sale by druggists in $2 bottles.
The Lawrence Barrett burial was noted amid numerous early 20th century items. A collision near Milwaukee killed one person and injured about a dozen others on Tuesday. The Universal Order of Co operation may enter receivership as financial troubles emerge. Losses include a fire in Russellville Alabama at half the business district worth 359000 and a Beaumont Texas lumber firm failure with liabilities around 500000. An arrest in Milwaukee followed lottery ticket sales Tuesday. A residence in Mamaro anbede burned with losses of 125 dollars. A Boonville Missouri trial noted a artefaht involved and two men died.
A chaotic page recounts stage anecdotes about Joan Drew and Sol Smith Russell, and quotes Robson denying engagement with Miss Waldron. An old admonition on ticketing and an advertisement for Sars products sit among notices of wallpapers from Hamburg plus travel gilt.
A wayward Pap roams the city’s edges seeking food and escape from home life. He endures attacks by strangers and a busy night on the town before a hopeful return. Tommy Smith hunts, hires two boys, and posts in The Son to find him. The pup is finally found through the newspaper notice, ending the dog’s search with reunion.
Fragment mentions a company providing illumination purposes and applying measures to stack and put on burners free. No clear entities or actions.
An OCR fragment shows daily train depart and arrival times across the Chicago and Cincinnati, Peoria, and St. Louis divisions. It lists multiple times such as 3:35 am depart and 10:38 am arrival, with notes on day and Sunday-only service, though portions are garbled.
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