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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1890
Page
3
For weeks we have worked night and day brilliantly lighted basement in Indiana stacked to the ery Glassware Bric a Brac Children's Novelties sparkle of cut glass counters filled with odd pieces of burnished metal in the well known forms corners of the vast basement and driving out every clients.
A department prize offers a cup of exquisite coffee to several departments. The notice mentions MAGNTPIOQRENY AV LALULI LE DAayarre in unclear terms, with no further specifics on recipients or deadlines.
An assortment of dinner sets and china advertised with prices from 6.60 to 75.00. Includes 102 piece sets, English porcelain hand decorated pieces, carving sets priced around 3.25 to 4.90, fruit plates, napkins and related accessories, plus glassware and sugar bowls.
In autumn 1851 a clash near Chagres Panam a riverfront pits American boatmen against native forces. Captured fort Lorenzo on the native side stood unguarded, prompting a unified American response led by Col. Wood. After a daytime skirmish and heavy canoe assaults, Americans reinforced the shore, repelled the attackers, and suffered mounting casualties among both sides as the fight shifted to control of the river corridor. The narrative centers on a makeshift American defense, the flag raid against the consulate, and a growing resolve to quell the insurrection with a unified front across states, including Texas.
The article describes a home remedy called the Bombay oyster to treat stomach issues. It instructs taking it before breakfast, flushing with vinegar and pepper, then consuming empty and unbroken ice in a tumbler. It also lists various household tips including using ammonia for cleaning and onions or hot milk for symptoms.
The passage blends a drawn out debate over the McKinley bill with notes on musical instruments and personalities. It mentions Mix N Waltert of Newark building a music modulator to aid transposition, a Western critic’s sharp jab at a prima donna, and details about a Liszt-owned watch once belonging to the duke of Saxe Weimar. It also references Mme Granz’s opera debut and a comic exchange about time.
Patti Faulte and Bab Ehs face hurdles as Misa Minnie Seligman appears to accept the front, while Grunfeld the cabaret pianist seeks far more. Agnes Robertson and Mrs Boucicault weigh in on a husband will dispute as rivals doubt contracts in New Jersey.
The article describes using a single reed as a skirt foundation for dresses, velvet sponges costing P8 each for refined toilet use, Worth promising to revive tonle fashion in gowns and dresses, and ostrich tins in Prince of Wales clusters as stylish trim elements.
A Roanoke druggist notes a man named J N Berry aged about thirty recovered from consumption after using Dr Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery. Berry gained weight color and strength while a dozen bottles were used. The firm attests boosted sales and urges the remedy for bronchial throat and lung complaints.
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