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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1891
Page
3
A chaotic dialogue depicts Tiger the dog pursuing a woodchuck near an old stone fence in Keeler Lane. Children urge restraint while Tiger presses the hunt, rough barking echoing as they attempt to coax the animal from cover. The scene ends with the woodchuck’s escape implied and the chase fading.
A narrator recalls a childhood quilting party at Mrs. Wilsons in a rural village. The day blends chores, social chatter, and music with a long quilting frame, a basket pattern, supper, and games turning to a lively dance. The night ends with Auld Lang Syne as a cherished memory.
A humorous clipping recounts a young married woman disguising two rips in her husband’s frock coat as repairs, a feed of public quips, and a scene with a town phonograph exposing a rude caller. The slice includes jokes about fashion, a hotel cafe incident, and light social gossip from the era, with brief nods to readers.
A Butte Montana shoe store holding a bankrupt stock sale drew a huge crowd, with twelve clerks unable to serve the rush. Several women fainted and doors were locked to control the crush. The merchant now believes in advertising.
Illinois endured a Wednesday snow storm as Chicago recorded three fatal car accidents. Clarkson forecast a May Republican convention while Times Building in Lima Ohio burned causing $100,000 in losses. In Baltimore a tunnel collision killed two workmen and badly injured three. A Kansas City cable car crash wounded six fatally and 20 seriously. J Clarkson and President Harrison dined together as two hearts reconciled. Detroit figures G Duncan and Burlinghame died in an oil stave explosion aftermath.
The act prohibits any person from making or reconnecting to gas mains or service pipes, turning on or off valves, enlarging mixer orifice, or using gas for heating without a written permit from the affected gas company. Violators may be fined five to one hundred dollars upon conviction.
Sioux City pastor falls ill from indigestion and drinks Hostetter's bitters. He is jailed for drunkenness in a neighboring city but confesses truthfully. His church investigates and forgives him and warns against repeating the act. Advertisement extols Reid's Germen Cough and kidney Cure as non intoxicating and safe for delicate constitutions.
Late of the Medical Department of the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia and Bellevue Hospital Medical College New York, he was an honored member of leading eastern medical associations and served as a delegate to the American Medical Association at Cleveland in 1875.
The Sun urges readers to try its want columns with a fair trial and impartial service. It promises effort and possible cost savings, asking for a small pittance or nothing in some cases. Call 489 or write to Tar Sun, 79 HE, Obtest., Indianapolis.
Dr Brubaker specializes in the treatment of chronic diseases offering medical care and ongoing management for patients. The practice emphasizes long term clinician oversight, personalized plans, and prevention strategies to improve quality of life.
The famed showman credits printer's ink as essential to expressing needs and attracting support, declaring it made him rich and kept the greatest show on earth ahead. He hints readers to try The Lion’s liners for wishes.
The doctor will diagnose cases and locate diseases without questions. No testimonials published as ailments are kept confidential. Examinations available, with reception and consultation parlors 1 2 and 3 in the fair block opposite New Union Capet Indianapolis Ind.
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