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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1890
Page
3
A dense excerpt of Swinburne’s verse describing the creation and burden of the human condition. It traces time, life, and mortality from cosmic gifts to human struggles, linking strength, love, and sorrow to the span of a mortal existence.
A long debated exchange between a man and a talking cat named Colonel portrays the feline boasting of hunting prowess and moral superiority, while defending carnivorous habits and claiming animal rights against human cruelty. The dialogue touches on robins lambs calves milk and notions of creation and power.
Reading it late, a St Louis Globe-Democrat piece ponders humane conduct and feline fate, then shifts to the Berkshire News announcing a forthcoming cook book. It lists satirical recipe snippets from the new volume, including clear soup and lemon pie, with absurd directions and playful, nonsensical steps.
The piece notes oversized parasols this season and a vogue for auburn hair. It comments on earring decline, Cuban women described in shifting terms, and single women in New York dormitory apartments. Some prefer leisure while others long for practical shoes and coats.
A rambling column mixes fashion notes about cloth plusher and hosiery with weather, domes tic schooling rumors, prune as a summer staple, and wild onions plaguing New Jersey farms. It notes jokes about rain, ball games, and the dangers of eating wild onion in milk and butter.
The Indianapolis City Clerk announces declaratory resolutions by the Common Council and Board of Aldermen to improve Coburn Street from Last Street to Virginia Avenue, Leaghette Street from Virginia Avenue to East Street, and Buchanan Street from Virginia Avenue to East Street with broken stone roadways, gutter stone, and double walk stone. Assessments will be charged per front foot, payable over ten years, with bonds issued in anticipation. public objections may be filed at Room 4 on specified dates.
Prominent spokesman Jd. P. S. Lyons of Chim égent reports severe kidney disease for eighteen years, failed efforts by top physicians, and painful costs. After using Guo Wa Chinese Herbal Remedies, he experiences dramatic relief within weeks and full restoration after three months, praising the treatment and offering to answer inquiries.
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