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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1892
Page
3
A poetic fragment from a San Francisco newspaper shows a maid and her lover in a tense moment of jealousy and ardor. The woman repeats I hate you as she tears at a rosebud and hints at a torn relationship while the man remains composed, finally accepting the outcome with a tender embrace.
A New York waterfront scene shows a southern deckhand from a lumber schooner bragging in a carved dialect about life ashore. He recalls Uncle Nelson from Civil War legends and a gunboat chase, preferring quiet dockside work to city sights and the risk of trouble in town.
A playful exchange from Youth's Companion recalls Little Tom delivering election news. The dialogue contrasts a grandfather who ran for governor and was defeated with Tom’s earnest, if chaotic, kindergarten greeting about the election outcome.
Source describes blanching tomatoes, peeling, slicing, and packing into stone jars. Cook briefly in own juice, skim scum, keep jars warm in hot water, then seal airtight. Store in a dark place or wrap jars in brown paper to protect from light.
A collage of whimsical sayings and brief items: jokes about names and dogs, odd facts, society comments, and short notices. Highlights include a Bergen paper church, boot hills, a dog with a ridiculous name, a Philadelphia heiress wedding, Mount Whitney height, and comical courtship quips from London papers.
A collage of humorous lines features a tempering of trust in a horse sale racket and a shop money request, plus a street car confession and a bold claim by a parent about his acting son. The snippets capture early 20th century wit on honesty money and ambition.
A short note describes a Philadelphia child using a roller skate as a baby carriage for a doll and discusses child sleep needs. It mentions home bedtime care through stories and loving talk to ease children into rest. It contrasts Moslem practices with foreign perceptions about blue eyes and admiration.
Readers glimpse a curate list of luxuries from silk gowns to cream hats and ruby coated pins. It mentions fur trimming on gowns, tan and pearl hats, a silver writing bottle, breastpin in a cornhusk setting, autumn coats with tailor made jackets, theater waists, rose petal finger bowls, and candy sachets in pink green or cream for a beloved.
The ad argues that a sickly baby with dimples or a healthy one without them is not fixed by luck. It claims thin babies stay delicate, while a well fed baby becomes plump. It promotes careful living and Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil as the dual fix, offering a free book and listing Scott & Bowne, chemists in New York.
Friday market roundup shows firm prices with groceries meats and provisions staying near last week levels. Indiana sugar cured hams, California boneless cuts, dried beef hams, and various sausages listed with per unit quotes. fresh pork, lard, and butter prices noted alongside canned fruits vegetables and baked goods from Morgan & Gray and others.
Medical advertisement under the direction of T M Culver M D advertising 15 years experience with office in Weir Block opposite Union Depot. Open hours 9 to 12 and 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 Sundays 2 to 4. Write for circulars. Tadiauanolis.
A 19th century ordinance declares that no person or company may connect or reconnect to gas mains or service pipes without written permission. It prohibits turning on or off valves or mixers, using gas for heating without a mixer, or interfering with any gas appliances. Violations carry fines up to five dollars for a first offense and up to ten dollars for subsequent offenses.
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