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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1903
Page
4
The article argues Chairman Keach should delay a city convention to nominate a ticket, seeking thoughtful, clean selections. It notes internal party wounds, calls for a strong, honest administration, and cites various regional comments on politics and graft prospects.
A jumble of quoted lines and attributions from various authors appears, including references to Philip, Spain, Taine, Phelpa, Holmes, and Wycheriey, with stray phrases about friendship, goodness, and governance. The garbled OCR yields little coherent article content beyond a list of names and aphorisms.
A Crawfordville town notice proclaims a poke bonnet club for women and girls. It urges every female resident to join, noting its role in local etiquette and social life as men look on.
A fragmentary reminiscence piece blends rustic vignettes with dialog about farm life. It recalls old hands, a mare named Old Htete, and a farm passed to William. Sharp lines touch on philosophy, family, and comic observations about marriage, weather, and popular amusements.
The poem notes many prior poems from the Unknown contributor Jim Dash but says this latest effort will be the line drawn. It mentions a victim on the gallows and the sheriff springing the trap as a cited line from Boggsville Bugle.
Edward Singer notes the world's a stage and mocks those who speak without thought. He contrasts athletes with endurance of women with large families, urges watching those who tease children, and hints at a change of scenes. The dialogue includes a young man and a young lady discussing appearance and home life.
An old advertisement claims skin eruptions like eczema and psoriasis stem from humors and that drying medicines are dangerous. It praises Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills for cleansing the blood and building the system, citing several long-ago cures as examples.
Eleven years ago Bic Thomes Lipton, then Mr Lipton, rode an Fast Indian steamer bound for Ceylon. When the Bodwed boat faced disability crew prepared to jettison cargo. Lipton watched the preparations and fled after a brief talk with the chief engineer.
In Stroudsbury Pennsylvania a hotel dining room after a banquet a guest used a $5 bill to identify himself when a missing visiting card hindered introducing names. The bill revealed signatures of John D. Goff president of a West Chester bank and Charles M. Ewing president of a Philadelphia bank.
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