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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1893
Page
3
A historical poem surveys women as comely and healthy, wealthy or truthful, youthfull or sainted. It contrasts aging, marriage, and various fates, noting some are tender, slender, or very large, while claiming some are dead.
A distressed tale follows Jane Gutteridge daughter of a drunken father and consumptive mother. After experiencing violent dreams of parricidal(action against Miss Lorton) she murders her elderly mistress in a sleep-induced frenzy. Trial yields guilty with extenuating circumstances, she dies in custody. father remarries.
A foreign exchange story recalls a vulgar new marquis invited to a court ball. He flaunts joy as Castine, the Olympian observer, notices an elderly matron guiding a young gentleman. A noble quip reveals the matron is the ambassadress of S and mother of the partnerless youth, wife of the elder.
A historic recipe describes panning a pint of white corn meal with boiling water to moisten not wet, adding butter salt and optional sugar. Stir in two eggs with half a pint of milk, bake on a very hot griddle until the batter is very thin and the cakes crisp.
An advertisement extols Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a vegetable non alcoholic tonic and nervine that strengthens women and cures functional disorders and chronic weaknesses. It claims the remedy suits all women and is guaranteed, sold by druggists nationwide.
The file notes peace in the Balmacedists Bund and a peaceful settlement in the Order of Glks. President Cleveland reportedly plans to fish Wednesday. A cyclone in Gillsville Georgia kills one and damages property. A Bay of Bengal hurricane sinks the shin Germania and 65 lives. A Texas Pacific collision near Austin kills two and injures ten. Farmer Samuel Stiles’ home near Cannonsburg Virginia burns with three children. Gold exports rise and treasury declines toward Saturday. Ira Carter Harrison, daughter in law of President Harrison, dies at North Bend. Gresham doubts Chinese retaliation under the Geary act. Roussvel does not urge Denham’s removal. Fargo and Lakota banks close. J Asmey Mears family involved. Hoy family of four in New Haven, Pa found dead. suspected father and possible suicide. police pursued a man Sunday.
A collection of fragmented anecdotes from historical papers. It notes a pioneer of early newspaper timetables in Germany and Moltke’s death, and a doctor’s remark on quinine losing efficacy after influenza. The text blends trivia with quotes and lacks a single cohesive event or人物.
A fragment from Clippings notes a well furnished parlor with varied chairs and lacework. It mentions wedding regalia such as garters set with stones, and describes a wreath of violets at a wedding. Also reports the death of Mary Ann McKean near Liverpool, long a servant to the Gladstone family.
The passage shows a chaotic classroom exchange with lines about diamond fields, colors, and a boy naming his future as an orphan. Names like Johnnie Karl and Aunt appear in a disjointed Texas sifting. The content resembles scrambled OCR from a historical page.
On Tuesday May market pages show extensive price listings for meats bacon ham dried beef and pork and grocery items including vegetables fruits and staples. Prices are listed per pound crate or bunch with numerous figures and abbreviations across a dense column of entries.
Fragmentary text reports a well known throat and lung physician from Washington Street area. It mentions fear of a disease or condition affecting lungs and organs, with scattered references to locations such as America Germany France and Italy.
An 1891 act from the General Assembly of Frelands forbids any person or party from making or altering gas mains or service pipes without written permission. It prohibits turning on or off or interfering with valves and appliances of gas customers and enlarging mixer orifice. Violators face fines from five to one hundred dollars per offense.
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