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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1892
Page
3
Poem fragment titled When Love Goes By asks what a woman can do when love departs. It questions prayers and return, and bids silence on yearning lips while love fades and the heart endures.
Adolph Griffis returns to an aged Uncle Zeke at a neglected farm and discovers Millie, his childhood sweetheart. After confrontations, Uncle Zeke suffers a paralytic stroke and forgives Millie before death. Griffis settles everything on Millie, and the couple marries as fate appears to bless their union.
An editor disputes a printed accusation while a British regiment in Ireland secretly swaps shirts to follow orders. The piece blends a Detroit satire and a moral on obedience, showing soldiers exchanging shirts to meet a ban on frequent washing.
A fragmented column cites diverse items from a Detroit Free Press quip about gender roles to a Somerville journal note on bread servers and fashion, Chicago police matrons in blue serge uniforms, and recipe fragments for glazed sweet potatoes with butter and sugar.
Additional markets on the fourth page report wholesale and retail prices for smoked and fresh meats beans pork lard and lard substitutes. The list includes Indiana and California entries with varied per pound and per hundred weights as well as standard goods from Johnsons and Crawford and other suppliers with prices for alfalfa hay and seed wheat and oats.
The notice lists extra trains departing for Cincinnati and other points with times around 9.0 and 5:40 AM, plus services to Chicago, St. Louis, Cleveland, New York, Albany and more. It mentions agents and offices at No. 1 Maz Withington street and Union Station Indianapolis for exact times and details.
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