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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1891
Page
3
A poemish scene invites readers to return to nature. The text paints Ori’s poppies and dew, orchards, fields, meadows, and bees, with Bacchus and sparrows contrasted against city life. It urges Mother Nature as a sanctuary from urban woes.
The account recounts Franz Liszt meeting a poor old man in Prague during October 1546, gifting a diamond set via a forged jeweler plot, then revealing himself to rescue the innocent man. Liszt improvises a piano scene that charms a jeweler’s daughter, leading to a marriage proposal and a settlement of 3,000,660 francs, a tale claimed to be true by the New York News.
The article sketches Rubenstein as a striking 62 year old composer who meets Americans with ease, recounts a Waldo Emerson inspired tale about matches and teeth, and humorously notes Euphrates Boucher the republican editor of the Mount Vernon Fountain and Journal with a playful origin of his name. It recalls Boucher’s Denominational College days and a quip about solving a problem on the blackboard.
Onions are highly valued for healthful garden produce with medical uses beyond diet. The roasted onion helps earache and a spoonful of onion syrup with vinegar and molasses eases coughs. They are claimed to purify blood and improve complexion, and act as a nervine when eaten cooked or raw with salt or pepper. Large imported onions are less pungent yet equally effective.
A scattered mix of curiosities and aphorisms from historical sources. References touch on lighthouses, bicycle rubber, birch spools, a playful misnaming of procrastination, a Washington Star quote on time thieves, a London News plant tale, social flirtation norms, and a humorous exchange about a funeral band.
Dealers beware of cut price schemes for Dr. Pierce medicines. The Genuine Dr Pierce products sold only by authorized agents at established prices include Golden Medical Discovery one dollar, Favorite Prescription one dollar, Pleasant Pellets twenty cents per vial. Money back guarantee if unsatisfied, but insist on genuine bottles not tampered with or fake imitations.
The item notes Sarah Bernhardt arriving in Chicago from Australia and a severe storm along the eastern shore. It records five deaths in the New York tenement fire, a Deadwood burn causing $150,000 loss, and the Phillipsburg Pay bank closure in the Houtzdale circuit. It mentions political contest in New York, a New Hampshire ex governor named Cheney due to a secretary role, a Boston packing firm fire with $150,000 loss, ongoing Bering Sea seal slaughter, the City of Rome steamship reaching New York with three deaths, and a Des Moines carriage runaway killing one man with multiple injuries.
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The 1891 act sections prohibit any person from connecting or reconnecting with gas mains or service pipes without a written permit from the gas provider. Interfering with valves or mixers or using gas for heating without proper equipment is forbidden. Violations carry fines from five to one hundred dollars upon conviction.
At a Copenhagen family reunion the Czar rests while a Russian subject jailed by Danish police for a petition attempt. He faces detention until cleared of any dynamite suspicion, then will be released with a warning for narrowly escaping Siberian punishment.
Notices from the Department of Public Works Indianapolis announce vacations of Tompkins Street widening plans, openings of Loomperins Street, and bids for an Orchard Avenue iron bridge. The district invites affected residents and contractors to attend hearings and submit proposals by specified deadlines.
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