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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1890
Page
3
A reflective verse on how summer beauty awakens memories of spring's loss and the mingling of joy and regret. The speaker notes life holds as many farewells as happy hours, with some moments edged by thorns and others bloom like flowers.
Renee, beloved village girl, dreams of a prince after meeting a forest crone. The prince wooes Renee with minstrels, but she initially resists, delaying marriage until a courtly pressure and a magical dream guide push her toward a royal wedding. The aged crone prophesies, the prince endures trials, and Renee weds, becoming queen of the land.
A curio collection of brief sketches and anecdotes describing a mix of celebrities, dignitaries, and cultural figures. It mentions Syinburna, Paul Da Chsilin, Cal McCullagh, and Vasili, with notes on a royal island king, a Gled funeral, and Mrs. James Brown Potter in Paris. Also cites medical curiosities, recipes, and a promotion for Hood's Sarsaparilla.
Local merchants urged to place ads for bargain sales under Bar gain Sales in Tuz Sun lin ers. The notice promises appealing prices to attract shoppers and maximize turnout for closing out lines of goods.
The article presents a mosaic of verses and anecdotes with religious satire, social quirks, and humorous dialogue. It references the Salvation Army in Switzer land aided by English residents, a Chautauqua gathering, and a Japanese guest showing reverence. It also includes comic exchanges about sermons, ship schedules, and a theatre crowd, all in a fragmentary old newspaper voice.
A household scene features Pearline as the indispensable aid of Madame Lapy, who rejects servants as unreliable. Pearline cleans floors, wardrobes, and clothes with hot water, never tires, never quits, and remains a steadfast helper over ten years. Beware of imitators and peddlers. James Pyle, New York.
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