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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1893
Page
3
A poetic verse from the New York World about recognizing couples’ closeness through tone and behavior. It describes affectionate signals, whispered speech, and the quiet confidence of a married pair echoed by nature’s imagery from brook and meadow to dawn and evening skies.
Private James Lamb of the Thirteenth Light Dragoons recounts the Battle of Balaklava on October 25 1854. He details Captain Nolan's mortal wounding, brutal fighting in the valley, French dragoons and Polish lancers, water given to a wounded officer, heavy casualties, and the pursuit of regimental remnants. Lamb narrowly misses the Victoria Cross despite aiding wounded teammates.
A collage of curiosities reports valueless typewritten letters as court evidence, a hermit in Texas surviving on bran, women owning California fruit ranches, polar distance, umbrellas from Boston, a 1 cent wartime check kept by a New York man, an exhumed flintlock musket near Laredo, and a dwarf East Indian sultan with a 50 letter name. Also a recipe for frozen peach pudding with layered cream and peach jelly, prepared in a mold and chilled.
At Old Orchard beach this summer two vigorous swimmers aged 68 and 71 were noted. A new fall coat in dull green cloth features tan leather piping along each seam, double breasted with bone buttons, a leather outlined yoke and cap suggestion on the sleeve. The jauntiest coat in seasons also offered in dark blue with black leather trim.
Wealthy Chicago clothing maker Max M Rothscheld suicided by hanging on Tuesday. Lake Shore railroad agent John T R McKay died Tuesday night in Cleveland of heart paralysis. Memphis rural meeting denounces the president over finance policy. Three boys bathed at Waterford England Tuesday. one saved by a blind companion. Three robbers hijacked a St Louis San Francisco train near Pacific, dynamited the express car, two fled and a third was captured.
Markets in Wupxes Bay on September 6 report steady overall trends with declines in powitry. Readily available goods include smoked meats, bacon, sausage, lard, dried beef hams, various fruits and vegetables, and dairy products priced by region, with Indiana and California entries noted alongside local suppliers such as Morgan & Gray and Empire.
A new act prohibits any person from making connections or reconnections with gas mains or service pipes or interfering with valves or appliances of a gas supplier without written authorization. Heating gas requires mixers. Violators face fines from five to one hundred dollars upon conviction.
Mr. P. H. Johnson of Shawnee Avenue Fort Wayne, longtime critic of doctors, credits Steelhouse Medical Institute specialists with curing his catarrh after twenty years of failed care. He reports headaches and ringing in the ears vanished, hearing improved by about 76 percent, and urges others to seek treatment with Dr. Stackhouse and his staff.
City Marshal Jaff C. Patterson of Greenfield Indiana states that cetarrhal deafness contracted in 1964 and cured in 1993 is related to exposure during Army service. He frames the issue as a veteran welfare matter and cites medical history and timing.
In Ohio the ticket offices are shown for Cleveland and major cities including Dayton Springfield and Columbus. Hours noted include early morning 3 50 am and evening 8 0 pm with locations at 1 East Washington Street 36 Ponce Place Massachusetts Avenue and Union.
Mr Lucey A Hoben of Indianapolis recounts his father John Wolfard once deaf since leaving service after the war. After treatment at Stackhouse Medical Institute, he now hears better than he has in twenty years, marking a striking recovery story.
Patients living away from the city may receive treatment by mail and, if feasible, visit the offices for examination. The therapy can then continue at home with the same success as in personally treated cases.
Fragmentary notice gives an address at No 203 N Ulinois street Indignanelis with an unclear block and cross streets. Office hours appear as morning and afternoon with Sunday hours limited. Details are incomplete and hard to verify.
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