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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1904

Page

4

Decoration Day and the Value of Sentiment in Nation Building

A readers note discusses Decoration Day as a reminder of patriotism and sacrifice. It extols sentiment as essential to humane conduct, business ethics, and civic duty, urging citizens to mirror heroes like Lincoln, Grant, Jackson, and Lee and to strive for higher standards for the nation’s future.

Heo Lincoln Grant Jackson Lee United States Washington

Let the People Enjoy the Parks in Cleveland

Mayor Tom Johnson champions park access telling residents to walk on grass and let children play despite calls for restraint. Park officials warn crowds could bring disorder, but police capacity remains ready. The piece contrasts Cleveland parks with Indianapolis while noting church attendance and a distant royal request amid mourning.

Tom Johnson Cleveland Indianpolis Johnson Merritt Tare

Truth About Chancellorsville Exposé in The Bun

Charles King presents a new cover story on Chancellorsville for The Bun revealing the Eleventh corps blamed for years, arguing they fought bravely under pressure and were let down by senior commanders. The article covers Jackson's march, cavalry actions, and profiles a college soldier turned regimental leader, urging readers not to miss "A knight of Columbia."

THE BUN Fame Charles King Chancellorsville Eleventh Corps Sigel Hooker Eleventh Teokaen Flaal Ccern Bert Jackson McLean van Gilman Jackson Goldier Aelpiesy Galnea” Mim Gregg Bruart Gelttyabuts New York New York Nallons Guard Ingrahem Wine Columbia

Rainy Park Romance Ends In Umbrella Twist

In a sudden shower the spring scene turns playful as Lily and Clayton collide at the Grant monument. They share a hesitant reconciliation under a battered umbrella, discuss past quarrels and an upcoming wedding, then a stranger asks for directions. A gust flips the umbrella, sealing their renewed kiss as the sun returns and a police officer hints the storm is over.

Manuai Lily Grant Monument Clayton Tay Promending Ibbett Gala Clayton Wilfred Gray Bentley Brelig Bas Aides Bousevard

When Love Wanes and Our Classmates Laugh

Fragmented lines reveal a student voice about aging, family, and social teasing. A mother or friend asks about a classmate’s progress and how others mock. The piece hints at resilience, supportive notes from relatives, and the social dynamics of youth.

Sand and Rocks Punchline Misfired in Suburban Banter

In a humorous exchange, Bourneside man contends a sand pile is for kids while a Northside resident counters his own children now seek rocks. A drug clerk clarifies no sudden gag occurred, noting only a long look and a quip about a dare.

Bourneside Northside Edward Singer

Fair Bank Program Highlights Short Week Concerts

A brief slate outlines a Fir Hank program featuring the Ostendorf orchestra performing Monday and Tuesday evenings. The listings mention March events and a Rammy number, with Abe Holtamann and Sektion also appearing in a mixed program, though wording is fragmentary and uncertain.

Fir Hank Ostendorf Tose Guy Abe Holtamann Onmia Opeb Sr Reecieres AMA Itvel

Serenata and Medley Highlights in 1920s Musical Scrap

A fragmented program listing serenata pieces, medleys, solos, and overtures with performers and publishers. The dense OCR reads like a music catalog of arrangements and tunes, naming songs such as You’re as welcome as the flowers in May and Wake up, ma’ babs, plus references to instruments and medley formats.

L. Thomas Suwanee River Americen Akatch Geri Jon. W. Stern Belestion Gus Kerker America F. P. Schafer Bobatton Sam Lucy Duoy Louisians Tobant Mareh Valittaire

All Humors Are Important That The Skin Liver And Kidneys Fail Without Help

All humors are improtant matters which the skin liver kidneys and other organs cannot take care of without help. There is such an accumulation of them that they affect the whole system causing pimples boils eczema loss of appetite tired feeling bileous turns indigestion dull headaches and many other troubles are due to them.

Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Claim Cures Sores and Rheum

A fragmented testimonial from Jan 0 Brown of Ramford Falls Ma crediting Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills with removing humors, curing rheum on hands, restoring work ability, and healing sores. The garbled text mentions persistence and perceived benefits.

Hood Mas Jan O Brown Ramford Falls

Fattening Sheep and Strawberry Varieties in Early Farming Notes

A fragmentary article discusses sheep husbandry stressing balanced stocking, gradual feeding, and clean quarters to maintain fertility and wool quality. It profiles the Cardinal strawberry, noting its vigor, large glossy fruit, and suitability for canning, with trials in Portage county. It also mentions a microbe paste method for rodent control and its adoption in France.

Pecos Valley Merange Portage County Ohio

Notes on Farm Practices and Animal Care

Notes discuss humane hen handling and resting boxes for temporary calm, fruit tree cultivation and soil impact, and proper crop rotation. It covers orchard plowing directions to deepen roots, avoiding combined grain and fruit crops, and planning for water supply amid dry seasons. Also mentions weighing stock to gauge value and regular stock checks.

French Plan Uses Microbes to Kill Rats

French government endorses a Pest laboratory method after experiments by the Institute of Paris. Trials on rural plots show destruction of rats and mice by introducing a microbe preparation in grain mixtures. Wheat and oats are soaked with the microbial solution and fed with bread bits to spread the agent.

France Paatgar Institute Parla Raia

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