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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1890
Page
3
In London Punch a playful piece lauds Edouard Strauss and his band for charming listeners with delicate melodies and a soft Danube Blue encore. The crowd claps, youngsters sway, and the beeves express delight at the refined musical taste.
A hunter recounts a boar chase along a river near Guzerat where two hunting parties converged. The boar broke from cover, leaped the river, and a collision nearly occurred with riders. The beast eventually wounded by prodded spears and a fight, while a rider suffered serious but non fatal injuries. The narrative closes with a testimonial for Hood s Sarsaparilla.
Time Gone in Money Lost. Have you a vacant house Every day it is time occupied is money lost Now is the time when people are looking for houses Naturally they read the For Rent House ad in Tar Sun Secure a tenant at once by inserting your advertisement ten words only a week.
A dialogue shows a nervous applicant seeking a newspaper job while the editor assigns a local story. A country judge interrupts with a sheep theft case as Gabriel appears from a dream, prompting the sheriff to summon Gabriel forclarification.
A polished reflection urges enjoying youth and prudence in old age while noting the dangers of excess and stinginess. The piece portrays Southern gender stereotypes and social expectations, then surveys authors Molus Lyall, Thomas Hughes, Flo, and Jerome HK with brief physical and professional sketches.
A garbled OCR passage describes a young mother and child on Sprugse Street near Highteanth. It includes a stranger-style question about nudity and a school visit with fragmented dialogue about a boy named Johnny and the teacher's chase, ending with a misremembered name Barrison.
Practical hints on eyebrow care and grooming, posture with elders, seasonally late outfits, and a striped blazer as versatile wear. Advice covers social behavior, flowers in jars for fragrance, and a long lasting salt and spice blend for preserving or scenting leaves. Includes cautions on etiquette and seasonal fashion timing.
The text offers old time kitchen advice on preparing vegetables. It suggests wrapping boiled potatoes in a clean napkin to dry and drying. mixing two kinds of vegetables when one kind is scarce. lists examples like green corn with beans or tomatoes, and mashed mixtures with carrots and turnips.
The passage notes that thousands of girls in shops and organized industries would choose work at home if the demanding and dirty tasks of covoking and laundering were not required and expected of them.
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