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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1894
Page
3
Poem reflects on the uplifting power of a boy's laughter. It contrasts youthful joy with earthbound sorrow, celebrating carefree music, merriment, and the rekindling of youth through a child’s giggle and play. The Atlanta Journal appears as the source.
A man aboard a Michigan Central train clashes with a woman as she exits. He snatches a brakeman, and the infant in a day car becomes the focus of a chaotic pursuit. The conductor telegraphs for the baby to Detroit, while the mother later demands her child. The man is eventually freed, vowing not to cross a woman again. The piece also notes civic achievements by Miss Ela Knowles and others.
The piece notes women graduates from Penn, Iowa, Wellesley, and Vassar pursuing diverse careers including assaying metals, civil engineering, government surveying, dispensary work, printing, mercantile work, and running a chemical laboratory. It cites other trivia on marriage, Bible letter frequency, and a 700 B C mint coin.
A collage of social caution on flirtation behavior and impulse, with quips from Harpers Young General and Good News. The item includes a Virginia school anecdote about delight and a Louisville region murder report. It notes Kansas City election fraud allegations, a New Orleans K of L session, and a 2 million city population figure. Col. Coit’s testimony avoidance and a downtown shooting death are cited.
Markets steady with varied poultry and meat prices. Goods listed include smoked hams sugar cured Virginian and Empire bacon, pickled meats, lard, fresh pork, dry salt meats, and southern fruits with bananas cranberries apples pears and grapes. Canned fruits vegetables and seeds priced, with groceries and flour details.
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