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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1892
Page
3
The fragment presents Maurice Gordon’s nostalgic poem about lost love and shifting memories. The speaker questions who cherished whom, reflecting on a vanished romance and a longing for "yesterday" amid dreamlike, wandering imagery.
A Morning Glory vine in Somebody’s garden climbs a string to a window pane where a blind man and the plant meet. They form a tender bond, he heals, and she bears seeds to mark their brief, hopeful union and its ending as she dies loving him. A final note foresees a future Morning Glory.
A fragmented exchange between children and family news references fear of ghosts. A girl claims she would not be afraid if she were an angel, while a boy questions why. A daughter explains she was dressing a doll and her doll’s shoes and stockings to prevent scratching.
A collection of practical advice manuals a fragmentary tone advises adding borax to wash red table linen for bright results and preserving fresh sponge in a refrigerator. It warns against meat on ice and ends with an unclear line about a product name.
Confederate veteran Se schwa J B Price dies in Denver at 61. James I Bennett a Pittsburg railroad and business figure passes away. Charles Miller and Tom Francis, two safe blowers, sentenced to 20 years each in Decatur Illinois. Josie Simms, 18, found dead near Subiett Missouri with claims of murder by burglars. Elevated road collision in New York injures 13. Emmett Dalton moved from Coffeyville to Independence, likely to recover. Printer John Cunningham burned to death in Broadhead Wyss. Reporter Geo Peters fired from Sail Water Minn Messenger. Seward C Yerkes donates $500,000 to UniCar University for a premier telescope. Mrs Lothrop of Philadelphia leaves $100 to Mary Nevins with $350,000 to mother of the girl. Henry Adamson and Jola Brooke killed in cake-walk melee near Anniston Alabama. Kiowa Comanche Apaci Indians agree to reservation talks offering 160 acres per person and $2,800,009 opening 3,000,690 acres for settlement.
A Detroit Free Press fragment tells of Laughter and Tears meeting in a narrow lane where Laughter refuses Tears passage. They quarrel then choose to walk together through sun and shade, showing companionship improves mood. The piece then shifts to assorted items from other newspapers and a vendor note on floral baskets and novelty watches.
Tip explains trimming stems at an angle and inserting through a round hole, then placing in very cold salted water deep enough to touch the flower base. A small portion of the stem is removed before placing the roses in water to preserve freshness for several days.
A test reveals deceptive traders hawk counterfeit carlsbad sprl products, urging buyers to beware unscrupulous dealers selling worthless imitations for profit rather than genuine remedies.
A partial OCR entry with unreadable segments mentions names and places but offers no clear event or outcome. The text lacks a coherent lead and does not identify dates, organizations, or actions to summarize into a complete news item.
Wednesday market report shows quiet start with firm drugs paints and oils, firmer seeds, and lower on market day. Indiana smoked meats and various canned goods dominate the listing with detailed prices for pork, seafood, fruits, vegetables, dairy and staples across multiple vendors and regions.
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