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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1893
Page
3
A fragment from the Atlanta Constitution recalls spring poetry saying warm winds and peach blossoms signal snow, while buds bend and swell hint at another freeze. The humor notes a harsh climate leading to late freezes as birds sing and violets bloom, with weather bells ringing.
A dramatic reminiscence recounts Corporal Jim, wounded and captured by Apaches after a dawn village raid. He endures torture, rescues a captured youth, and fights through the gauntlet before dying a hero’s death, with his sacrifice memorialized at a fort grave.
A clean shell kept in a tea kettle with constantly boiled hard water prevents crust buildup inside the vessel. A housewife mends linen with flax embroidery cotton by working it back and forth over stiff paper, described in Exchanges.
The report covers illnesses in Bismarck and Chicago, a claim about Chippewa ownership of Michigan's upper peninsula, Louisville bank losses totaling 200000 on bogus warehouse receipts, a Halifax cholera scare aboard Lake Superior, death of Cleveland benefactor John L. Woods, mob scene in Paris involving the Brandes family, and the cruisers Newars and Bennington guiding Santa Maria, Pinta, and Nina with officers noting the challenges of vetting Spanish vessels.
Amanda Brewster Sewell, Adirondack inn keeper’s daughter, was discovered by summer tourists for her art. Oscar Wilde mockery and Kate Field’s future society musings appear alongside civic updates. Mayor Sullivan signs manure setback. Stella Scanlan withdraws for $1,200. Dr. Morrison coy on hospital chief role. Women’s missionary society meets with Mrs. Wells delivering a forthright address. auxiliaries report progress.
An wartime era feature recounts Mrs Henderson’s alleged recovery from Brights disease after using Warpers Safe Cure. Witnesses Rev Scott and Hon Addison Johnson, plus Pastor Curtice and others, attest dramatic improvement and praise the remedy as a possible universal cure while warning readers about dangerous treatments.
Readable portions show a bustling market page with prices for meat such as smoked beats and cured meats, assorted pork products, lard, and breakfast items. The listing includes produce like apples, cranberries, onions, strawberries, and various beans, along with dairy and cheese, grocery staples, and weekly price ranges. The dense OCR mixes vendor names and food categories, reflecting a busy city market section.
Fragmented OCR item lists players and scores with scattered names such as Barber and Anderson and mentions Cincinnati and Wabash. No coherent event, date, or definitive outcome can be established from the unreadable passage.
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