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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1892
Page
7
A fragmented verse laments unspoken love and idealized sorrow. The speaker longs for the beloved to awaken to happiness yet accepts pain, imagining fate, dreams, and divine grace shaping her perfect, innocent soul.
A Detroit Free Press vignette recalls a drummer and a wanderer describing how facial hair alters demeanor. He lists roles from minister to colonel and German nobleman, noting how whiskers and mustache styles alter his look, swagger, and social fit as he travels with intervals on the road.
A fragmented quotation page reflects reflections on human emotion and energy. It cites Henry Ward Beecher and Froude, noting the tension between speculation and practice. The text hints at steering impulses into action and warns that energy can turn to good or harm depending on temperament.
A varied note reads about a colored woman dominating St Johns ice trade, a New York weekly paper run by a woman, Juls Marlowe a divorced English girl, Ex Queen Natalie building a chateau near Biachineff, and Catherine Lewis returning to New York to reclaim a lost stage role. Kate Field comments on The female soul, arguing men's desire centers on women and women captivate men, with Berlin as the source of half the truth.
A jumble of old notes compares theater costs in Europe and America, laments actors vanity, and cites a Free Press critique. The piece offers quick kitchen tips for sweet potato puff and salted peanuts, followed by moral musings on judgment and Christian charity, plus a few comic exchanges about neighbors and ailments.
A roundup of brief items reports President-elect Cleveland’s luck with birds on Wednesday, Burgiara robbing Mayfair near Chicago on Tuesday night totaling about $5,000, and various other incidents across the country.
An odd tale from Kangaa features Judge Black testing social friendliness by carrying a watermelon in public, with different townsfolk reacting. A later anecdote recounts Bob Hilliar dB's scarf pin imitation of a lit cigarette causing amused and mortified reactions on an elevated railroad platform, ending with a Philadelphia pin origin note.
The Thursday market notes show liveller prices, firmer canned goods and fruits, steady grain markets, and broad meat prices including hams, bacon, and fresh pork. A long list covers smoked meats, lard, sausages, and miscellaneous produce with numerous figures, brands, and per unit prices.
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