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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1893
Page
3
A New England Magazine vignette by Frank Syeati depicts fishermen's lives at dawn with hopeful tides and village families waiting for boats to return. The scene shifts to a threatening mood as dark skies loom and the sea turns rough, testing patience and resolve.
A rural rector befriends Tim a boy who adores venomous snakes and bears the adder in him. Tim’s bond with the reptiles grows, culminating in Tim’s transformation and the boy’s mysterious death as an adder slinks away.
A quotation attributed to the Atlanta Constitution extols a woman's tears as a potent weapon that can tame pride and strength. It claims tears move both women and men, sway youth and age, and can cause revolutions, with unconditional surrender seen as the only response.
An 19th century style ad touts Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a guaranteed remedy for “female complaints” and general weakness. It claims to build strength, improve digestion, enrich blood, relieve aches, promote sleep, and restore health, with money-back assurance if no benefit.
Frisco residents react coolly to Guarylin decision while Chili seeks to import American mining machinery and the infanta Fatalie sails from Havana to New York amid other unsettled news. Grover Cleveland reportedly expects an heir in July as Whisky trust trims prices.
A collage of snippets includes a nonchalant actress asking for next steps from a desperate manager, a Sunday school teacher lamenting future heaven meetings, a German student's mangled English line about ghosts and meat, and notes on leisure and toil. It also mentions Mavarro's chess habit and a philosophic critic decrying long New York sweaths shops. The piece ends with a quip about Squire Phinney sending pears to a local exhibit.
A jumble of fashion lines describes caps and gowns for children and mothers, mixed with stray quotes about New York and California divorce trends. Other tidbits mention a doughnut party in New York, a claim about Chicago being supplanted as a divorce center, a bird egg metaphor, and anBoston newspaper ad seeking a middle aged young lady for a job.
The statute declares unlawful any connection or reconnection to gas service pipes and prohibits turning on or off valves, enlarging mixer orifice, or using gas without proper mixers without a written permit. Violations carry a fine of five to one hundred dollars per offense.
A dense OCR listing of farm goods and prices including seeds oats corn potatoes and canned vegetables. It references specific items such as white lead spline wheat and various feed and grain prices along with poultry and butter rates. The fragmentary text reads like a late 19th or early 20th century market page with unit prices per ton bushel and per pound.
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