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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1894
Page
3
The fragment presents the refrain Keep a-goin with lines about persistence through rain, setbacks, and hard times. It references fishing, crops, breaking points, and staying hopeful, attributed to the Atlanta Constitution. The text preserves a folksy rallying tone and mentions the newspaper as the source.
John and Mary plan a trip home to the farm with their children after years of hardship. A sudden crash on the train kills Mary and the children, and John awakens from a nightmare to find Mary brushing the baby’s hair, realizing the dream was only a dream as dawn breaks.
Suken fabrics offered bouillonne crepons in plain and broche figures with black dominating the season. Ice alik crepes come in pale colors and are budget friendly for charming evening wear, while moires in changeable tints and mother of pearl hues add elegance. A Georgia man known for negative bravery faced a recent trouble. he challenged taunts about his father's white feather display, vowing to fight if provoked.
Fragmentary ad style copy references a syrup for children and a nurse related to Wixstow with scattered phrases about safety and care. The readable text hints at an herbal or medicinal product claim aimed at children, but concrete details are missing.
A dated kitchen column lists methods for chili sauce tomato pickles and fritters. Chili sauce blends tomatoes peppers onion vinegar spices and sugar then boiled and bottled. Tomato pickles use green tomatoes salt and vinegar with mustard and cloves. Fritters mix flour water eggs sugar oil and salt beat until light fry and drain serve with fruit sauces.
A collage of sharp quips and domestic humor from Spare Moments and Harper’s Bazar. A weary wife teases her husband about his work ethic while a tramp jokes about a cake theft as a dog’s appetite and a baby’s midnight stamina provoke lighthearted remarks.
Advice from Good Housekeeping on home preserving stresses quality materials and proper methods. Glass or hard stoneware jars, avoiding tin, are recommended. use a grocer funnel and milk dipper to fill jars, monitor fermentation, scald if needed, and never use shriveled fruit. Emphasizes cider vinegar only and rejects luck as a factor.
In Muncie Indiana six cures of skin disease catarrh and dyspepsia were reported after using Samson Blood Vigor and Samson Salve. Local merchants and residents including J H Keller and Mrs J H Keller 127 Main Street Wm Pixley 124 E Main street J R Hickman and brother and others are cited as testers. Circulars on the history of the curer are offered with testimonials. Sold by Samson Medicine Co Browning & Son 16 W Washington.
Doctors offer free consultation in German and English at 437 West New York Street near Blake. Hours listed as 9 am to 1 pm and 6 to 8 pm. Street and corner clarified for access.
Notice from the Sun offers a few complete sets of the World’s Fair Portfolios to regular subscribers at no extra charge. Coupons for back numbers are included with the offer, valid for this week.
The report lists multiple Saturday incidents including McKinley speaking in Bangor Maine a wreck near Brussels killing ten persons a fishing trip by the president and Mrs Cleveland Nellie Grant Sartoris towed as adjutant general and other injuries and crimes across cities from Nashville to Milwaukee including a mob killing in Minden Louisiana and a Supreme Court or legal note on Oklahoma divorces while society expresses horror
Monday markets show steady provisions with beef, pork, and lard items listed across dozens of brands and weights. Fresh produce, fruits, canned goods, seeds, and groceries are itemized with varied regional grades and per unit prices. The Sun advertises a future pay policy for 1893 newspaper copies.
The Board of Public Works of Indianapolis Indiana announces a proposed improvement on Ohio Street from Meridian Street to Capitol Avenue paving the south sidewalk with cement nine feet wide. Remonstrances may be filed or heard on September 29 1894 at 10 a.m. in the Board’s office.
An article extols collecting wild flowers as the decade’s most sensible fad, highlighting universal appeal across ages and creeds. It predicts a vast harvest, personal diaries of blooms, and lasting cultural joy, praising The Sun’s promotion of wild flowers of America as a leading, fashionable movement.
The act prohibits any person or entity from making connections or reconnections with gas service lines or interfering with valves or appliances of a gas supplier without a written permit. It also bans enlarging mixer orifice or using gas for heating without mixers. Violators face fines from five to one hundred dollars per offense.
The Sun announces a limited supply of complete World’s Fair Portfolios available to regular subscribers at no extra charge. Present coupons for back-number issues this week to secure the sets.
An Indianapolis advert promotes a private medical facility offering treatment for eye ear nose throat chest stomach liver bowels kidneys blood skin and nervous system diseases and diseases peculiar to both sexes. The firm claims 25 000 cures and 18 000 testimonials with strict confidentiality and invites physicians to inspect its laboratory. Free English and German consultations. Parlors open 830 am to 830 pm weekdays and Sundays 9 am to 2 pm at Fair Block opposite Union Station.
The piece extols wisdom as the most precious trait surpassing brilliancy. It notes how some people, seen as wise, anticipate value in inventions and books, securing portfolios like Wild Flowers of America before prices rise, prompting both genders to act on perceived opportunity.
The piece praises kindness for sharing notices about the Wild Flower Portfolios. It notes tens of thousands missed announcements without a friend’s help, cites coupon cutting and mailing to friends as acts of kindness, and urges further sharing to obtain back numbers of the Wild Flower portfolios.
Letters of appreciation accompany a new work Wild Flowers of America by G H Buck Co. Amos J Cummings calls it a long awaited addition from a botanist and artist. W T Harris and F H Knowlton praise its exhaustive native plant coverage and educational reach for all Americans.
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