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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1894
Page
3
A fragmentary poem line from the Atlanta Constitution reflecting on wealth luck and friendship with a snappy verse cadence. It contrasts rising to wealth with sudden downfall and social neglect as the world moves on. No clear narrative or人物 names are identifiable.
In a Detroit Free Press excerpt, a drummer explains a bizarre tale of mistaken romance and a horsewhipping in Chicago. A bank cashier, a scorned lover, and a wife caught in a doorway misadventure unfold as a sequence of swift verbal jabs and comic misunderstandings. The group debates truth, apologies, and the odds of coincidence across a tense yet playful exchange.
Pineapple ice is made by grating pulp from two pineapples, adding lemon juice, sugar, and water, then freezing. For canning, break fruit into bits, use half a pound of sugar per pound of fruit, boil briefly, seal. Pineapple preserves alternate fruit and sugar, rest 12 to 14 hours, boil, re-boil with fruit, then jar and seal for storage.
The passage outlines social rules for introductions and handshakes. It cautions that a woman may avoid handshakes with men, favors a low bow, and notes a cultivated woman never shakes hands with any man without respect. It adds that a gentleman should not initiate a handshake with a lady first and links good breeding to dining and hosting behavior.
A mixed column of quips, advice, and short news blurbs. It mentions Mrs. Orr of Youngstown in business, fashion quips about hats and wrappers, a moral tale from Philadelphia Times, and a long list of brief items on soldiers, finance, and politics. Includes humorous anecdotes about gipsies and a tale of a bank note in France.
A minister pamphlet attacks overwork and poor digestion in America and promotes Paskola, a pre-digested starch food, as a safe remedy. Testimonial from Worth Centre, New York, claims dramatic stomach relief for the writer and his wife after using Paskola, with a note that it can add weight and improve appetite.
Market report lists cured hams, bacon, sausage, lard, fresh pork, and dry salt meats with varied weights and prices. Vegetables include sweet potatoes, Irish potatoes, cabbage, cucumbers, lettuce, onions, and greens. Canned fruits and imported goods, eggs, butter, dairy, and cereals shown with multiple price points and suppliers.
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