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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1900
Page
5
Chicago writer Miss Eliza Allen Starr renowned for christian art receives a costly cameo medallion from Pope Leo in recognition of her work The Virgin and immaculate conception image is set in gold in a protective case the token praised as a rare honor for a woman in Catholic art and literature circles
A nostalgic poem from the New York Press celebrates lifelong friends bound by shared youth and labor. The speaker depicts comradeship through physical cues and mutual support across years, from school days to the heavenly door, ending with a joyful chorus of camaraderie.
A devotional verse urges the heart to be strong through pain and night. It extols bearing life’s care, finding rest in love and God. Adelaide A. Proctor presents encouragement to endure and trust divine love.
A poetic lament from New Orleans on hidden pain and the need for sympathy. The speaker contrasts public masks of joy with private tears and longing for understanding.
A nameless man wanders a vast city of 2,000,000 with no known street, no lights for him, and no clear hope of return. He recalls a lost village kindness and endures harsh rain, cold streets, and indifferent walls as he struggles to decide his next move.
A worn man named Rhoda, short on funds and warm with a fire, shares a ruined wartime office with a stranger. The gaunt guest offers rough hospitality with bread and a flask as tension and danger quietly loom over their improvised refuge.
A man named Rhoda awakens with a knife as a gift from a fearless companion. He recalls camaraderie, dreams of danger shared, and a future path as he leaves a murky room to seek honest work, feeling a revived sense of purpose and belonging.
A collage of light humor and cartoon captions from Detroit Free Press Yonkers Statesman Chicago News and Town Topics. Pieces include playful exchanges about ancestry hats peach leaves and a back neck steak miscommunication. The humor blends wordplay cultural caricatures and everyday quirks.
Mme Loubet ranked among Paris best chess players while Mrs Rhone and Mrs Young, oldest twins in Pennsylvania, celebrate their eighty ninth birthday. Mrs Jenness MIller sells Washington home to an Englishman, plans abroad life and literary work. Mrs Gertrude Atherton travels in Cuba for study. Mrs Humphrey Ward urges Christian study groups in towns with works by Harnack and Schurer. Mrs Isabella Miller of Stoystown suffers severe whooping cough at 88, a historic repeat.
Maxine Elliott keeps a kennel of dogs in England and brings several to the United States. Six bull terrier puppies born on tour are cared for in her dressing room. The mother terrier is gentle and devoted, while Sport the Boston terrier, aristocratic in appearance, helps behind the scenes with the puppies and other dogs including a French bull terrier given as a Christmas gift.
The Dresden rosebud designs in light-weight challies attract buyers with migronette green gray blue and cherry violet and wood shades. Delicate motifs include stars dots scrolls small flowers and Persian arabesques giving a refined spring look. Burdock Blood Bitters is advertised as improving clarity and vigor for daily life.
Rosa Gibbons, a lifelong servant in the Whitehouse Philadelphia home since 1850, was honored on her 50th work anniversary. Four generations hosted a daytime and evening gathering with many substantial gifts, including solid gold tokens. At 70 she expressed gratitude and modesty, declining further press рассказ.
Mrs NAT Collins recalls a fierce frontier life from captured freighting days to ranching in northern Montana. She details Indian attacks, marches across the plains, buffalo herds, and early Denver to Virginia City journeys, ending with 18 years in cattle trading and annual Chicago shipments.
Mrs Phoebe Roe nee Stuart of Mills Township Ogemaw County Michigan asserts descent from Charles Edward Stuart and possesses relics linked to the prince. Items include the bonnet gown shawl phillibeg sporran skene dhu the piper’s bagpipes from Dunbar and documents supporting her claim.
A historical note on kitchen order advocating neat storage in dry tins and jars to prevent pests. It warns against dumping boiled greens water in the sink and suggests flushing with cold water and disinfectant if the sink cannot be emptied. It emphasizes cleanliness, economy, and punctuality in domestic conduct.
Advice on keeping canaries healthy includes avoiding draughts and outdoor cages, maintaining room temperature above 65 degrees, covering cages at night except for a small window, feeding lettuce watercress or celery tops, offering organs like Ger man black rape sprouts in pots as substitutes, occasional oranges apples and split figs, ensuring ample gravel, and avoiding hempseed to prevent fattening. proper conditions reduce disease risk.
Mrs. Catharine Eberhardt of Bethlehem Pennsylvania at age 93 was seen shoveling snow today. She wrote in her diary that she exercised only to sharpen appetite reflecting a lifelong habit of staying active despite the weather.
A Detroit Free Press humorous/Juxtaposed exchange notes romantic signs with nature imagery. Dorothy asks how to tell love exists and the reply links heart racing to a rose turning cold, illustrating affectionate sentiment through a playful metaphor.
An antique medical advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for digestion and nutrition related diseases. It includes a testimonial from W. H. Braswell of McAdeneville North Carolina and recommends Pleasant Pellets as a laxative when needed.
Big Four route 46 departing at 5 45 a m now. route 18 shipping from 3 3 p m now 8 45 p m. route 33 arriving 10 40 p m now 10 2 p m. Bronson A G P A.
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