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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1894
Page
3
A fragment from Julia Ward Howe in Outlook evokes spring prayers and blooms. Lily, tulip, crocus, and daisy symbolize awakening as verses praise God and Love while nature decorates the king's highway with green and gold.
Jackson Peters questions a cyclone story from Harper's Weekly amid a discussion with Jones. Peters recalls a Kansas cyclone experience with a Spanish rooster clinging to a grass root while the wind tore through a house and cellar, illustrating the belief that such tales are exaggerations.
Dispatch from Chatham Ontario reports Edward Vester’s daughter is critically ill after kernels of corn she swallowed began to sprout in her stomach. Doctors struggled to diagnose but found several sprouts over two inches long in the child.
In fashionable circles brides receive unique presents such as a gold match box stuffed with precious stones and an ivory and gold coffee pot designed by a guest. At another wedding a bride gave six bridesmaids embroidered handkerchiefs with each recipient’s initials, to be carried to future weddings, with the final recipient keeping all handkerchiefs upon all brides’ fates.
A visitor compliments a boy at school and a deer girl praises a stately woman for her green eyes. The exchange shows innocence and playful misinterpretations. The Washington tar line contrasts a mispronounced rinse with a facial wash metaphor.
Field notes mention cherries turning on bushes and stray whiskers with a tongue in cheek tone also noting a mustard pot invention that runs on a button press. A humorous take suggests trousers stay sharp by avoiding bagging, while an ad urges selling property through a Tokyo real estate dealer advertising in Tae Sun.
A composite fragment lists aphorisms on wealth affection and temperament, along with snippets about a tilting disk nerve tester game, a bicycle purchase on an insolvent plan, and a bee altering a professor’s mind, sourced from Boston Transcript Lewiston Journal and Yonkers Statesman.
In a humorous note from the New York Tribune a 6 year old Warren tells his mother he prefers not to be an angel after death because angels do not wear clothes and he dislikes wings on his shoulders. A clever matron vows Mabel will be highly educated, but five year old Mabel protests she wants to be just like her.
Glanatone’s eyes improve while Altgeld declines re signing in Illinois. Milwaukee’s Valentine Blatz dies. Portland law touted as unenforced. Baltimore & Ohio wrecks claim two lives near Meyeraville. Tacoma cave-in kills two, injures two. Missouri river floods threaten E Atchison. Shattuck, merino breed pioneer, dies in Stanberry. Illinois rivers see rebels and desertions. Lynching of Henry Smith and Bill James in Mississippi. Polish church riot in Hazelton leaves two dead. Frances Willard lauded in London. M Garland elected president of Amalgamated iron and steel workers. Minneapolis bonds for unemployment relief. A. P. A. Ernest Wolf wounds John Kane in Palatka. Milwaukee Women’s Christian League opposes Breckinridge’s senate bid. El Paso council bans divided skirts. Nee Edwards kills Samuel Martin. blood feud feared. Count Sallagoub banished. son suicide after sentence. Spanish bullfight killer metador. fifteen horses disemboweled. Beaumpp seized by roughs near Los Angeles. call for apology. Costs spring near Norristown foreshadows calamity. Polish woman Janicki found bleeding in Cleveland. possible plot against Rev Kolaszewski.
A Philadelphia Record sourced case details Richard A. Willian of Bustleton Pa who suffered locomotor ataxia for years. After doctors failed, he tried Dr Williams Pink Pills and recovered enough to walk daily, climb hills, and resume routine activity. The article explains the pills as a blood and nerve tonic and lists accessible pricing and order details.
Section two declares it unlawful for any person or entity to make or reconnect with gas mains or service pipes for any supplier of natural or artificial gas or to operate valves in any manner. Violations may constitute prohibited interference with utility infrastructure and subject offenders to penalties. The provision aims to protect safe gas delivery and prevent unauthorized manipulation of gas systems.
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