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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1892
Page
3
The fragmentary verse speaks of postponement and dawn as a moment of clarity. It hints at emotional tension and a plea to wait for a forthcoming day when things become clear, invoking images of gates and rising light.
In a boarding house a plotted marriage is disrupted as Maud Ashton and George Shepherdson confess mutual feelings. Mrs Carey and daughter Laura scheme to push Maud out for a richer match, but Shepherdson confronts them and asserts his love, warning against falsehoods.
The Washington Post recounts how a Newport woman’s pursuit of John Jacob Astor was thwarted by Mrs. Astor’s disapproval causing the social network to shut doors. It contrasts this with Mrs. Brice, a plainspoken, unpretentious figure whose rise with Calvin Brice is described as a genuine love match.
A patchwork of old sayings and anecdotes spans humorous and moral topics. It notes false teeth affecting taste, hot ears signaling gossip, a New York club mistaking Lincoln for Andrew Jackson, a mermaid’s Bible query, and Russia’s secret charity ritual with a starving family.
Items from the Hewsten estate include a bedquilt with 13 000 patches sold for £1 19s. A Bergen church for 1 000 seats is paper built and waterproofed with lime milk curdled milk and egg white. New York industrial schools count 5 000 children with over one third born abroad and 10 000 who know no English.
Fragmentary OCR details a sale of Shilohs dure with guarantee and a fragile claim about cure for coughs and dyspepsia. text is garbled and lacks clear entities or event structure.
Jay Gould ill again. Oil struck in Sunbright Tennessee. Gettysburg PA damaged by wind Friday. Tecumseh Michigan celery ruined by floods. Boston boilermakers seek international aid. Wabash area strike for 1.30. LYNCHED near Quitman Mississippi for assault on a white woman. Illinois floods widespread. Mississippi River rising steadily. Schooner Grover Cleveland lost between St Johns Newfoundland and Boston. Negro murderers hanged in Little Rock. Deaths at Telluride mine blast. Trattie Adams convicted in New York but mercy recommended. Cleveland court says John Anderson left wife because she was old. London attorney Galloway linked to 125000 missing funds. Student Blyer seeks duel with Prof Krall in St Louis. Krall dismisses him. Mt Sterling Kentucky bank incident ends with thief caught. accomplice escapes.
The article traces lace’s rise in fashion from linen cuffs to extensive lace usage, noting Worth’s removal of trailing street skirts. It cites Buffalo News on lace’s ancient origins in sixth century Italy and English nun crafts, highlighting monastic and Saint Dunstan’s role in early designs.
A traditional orange fool is prepared by beating three egg whites separately, whisking in juice from three oranges with cinnamon or nutmeg and a quarter cup of sugar. Cook gently in a double boiler until thickened to creaminess, then chill and serve in a glass dish.
An old advertisement warns sore throat signals as a major source of contagious diseases like diphtheria scarlet fever and measles. It emphasizes airborne germs infecting the blood and urges immediate treatment through a Sylvan Remedy Company product.
Edwin H Evans of Haughville testifies after six years of continual suffering he is relieved of trouble through Dr Stackhouse and Dr Newlin. Symptoms included headaches nasal discharge impaired bearing ringing in ears poor appetite sleep disturbances shortness of breath and constipation. Evans credits the Indianapolis medical institute for successful treatment and invites consultations with exams.
Condensed statements from patients Mrs. Mariah Dawson and others describe relief from bad night sweats lung hemorrhages coughing and loss of appetite after treatment by Drs Stackhouse and Newlin. Testimonials include Mr Jasper Copanianel Miss Mamie Sweeney and Mr J Kinley praising cure for catarrh headaches and throat issues.
Market report lists smoked meats hams bacon and sausage with prices per pound, dried beef and pickled goods, lard and fresh pork items. Canned fruits vegetables strawberries pineapples and dairy products are priced alongside fish, cheese, tea, coffee, spices, seeds, oils and poultry prices. notes steady trade and no notable changes.
A promotional ad by A. S. Brubaker touts new system of treatment for skin, blood, nervous and private diseases. It claims permanent cures through a French method, no examinations, and home treatment guidance with sealed mail consultation, boasting guaranteed satisfaction.
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