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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1891
Page
3
A wife in a newlywed home grows anxious while waiting for her husband and discovers a broken silver Eros. Reflecting on past trauma, she confronts him about a shared fear of broken love, revealing memories of a past assault and unsettling guilt as they face a fragile future together.
A patchwork of jokes and chatter from newspapers and a Detroit music store scene. A man asks a customer about White Wings, she responds not yet, and he adds hopeful plans, while other snippets feature pithy urban humor about angels, real estate, and Irish versus English banter.
A compact collection of quoted maxims from Byron Webster Emerson Alcott and Johnson. It explores themes of forgiveness virtue citizenship happiness and the human urge to seek change, presenting reflective lines on character and growth from several notable writers.
A collection of kitchen tips detailing a sponge cake recipe with sugar, flour, baking powder, hot water, and quick oven method. plus instructions for baked stuffed fish with stuffing sauce and poiling water, and potato scones with mashed potatoes, scalded flour paste, and griddled baking.
A list of home formulations includes almond meat in bath to soften skin, lemon juice with borax sugar for freckles, tincture of myrrh in water as a dentifrice, chlorate of potash wash for breath, and alum water for face cleansing. Use gently and rinse with soft cloth for best results.
Tips include removing grease from silk with magnesia on the wrong side, paint from glass with a penny or large coin, preboiling new tins before use, borax keeps white flannels from yellowing, do not sun feather beds and air them on windy days, and facing a dress-skirt with two HEedeies to save time and avoid wrinkles.
The News records a broad slice of early 20th century events with dollar figures and incidents. Kansas reports over 3,000,000 pounds of sugar this season while a wheat circular is issued to every bushel. A land league session opens in Chicago on Wednesday and T W White & Co of New York plans to resume business. Maj William Dunn of the U S Army dies. Cushings Island Maine reports a Wednesday event. A Kent Ontario collision Wednesday leaves three dead and 24 injured. A heavy northwestern snow falls Wednesday night. Standiford Bros bankers of Paris Tennessee fail, liabilities 75 000. Thursday 9 000 railroad miners in Pittsburg strike over a penny wage rise. Bird Wells Lone Ellis Junction Wisconsin reports a Wednesday fire. William Dixon and wife die in Roxboro North Carolina Wednesday. Civil service reform league sits in Buffalo. William Foulke attacks secret senate sessions. Fr Howard Wisconsin robbed of 33000 Wednesday night with safe blown. Duluth Minnesota ships 4 090 060 bushels of wheat and 25 000 barrels of flour to England in three weeks. Fisk National Bank Clearfield Pennsylvania closes due to depositor run. Powderly says Knights of Labor and Farmers Alliance meet in Washington February 1 to choose a third party presidential candidate.
The General Assembly of the State of Indasa passed an act approved March 96 forbidding any person from connecting or interfering with gas service equipment. It prohibits turning on or off valves without a written permit and prohibits using natural gas for heating without mixers. Violations carry fines from five to one hundred dollars upon conviction.
The article extols American hogs as finally breaking into the German market once closed since 1880, asserting merit wins despite opposition. It also praises Reid's German Cough and Kidney Cure as a superior, safe medicine that quickly relieves croup symptoms in children and is sold by dealers and wholesalers.
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