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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1894
Page
3
A torn excerpt describes a gaze at a tiled garden scene with cedar framing and tall windows. It mentions a path circling a garden, a brown and gold palette, and flowers like asters, evoking a quiet, weathered terrace scene amid lingering weathered details.
A Detroit police concierge recalls a case in which Bill Hoyt allegedly wooed and deceived multiple women, promising marriage and money. An elderly man describes Hoyt pressuring his daughter and others, demanding repayment and threatening violence if debts are not settled, while villagers plan to trap him and force legal action. The report blends a community inquiry with a separate domestic tip on ironing and stain removal.
Mixed readable fragments show a Boston Home Journal style with casual dialogue lines and adverts. Items mention a governor candidate C B Malak, patches about reconciliation with the pope, a Mole Pinkston mine incident near Ashinod, a New York police green goods note, and a Leamington note about the steamer Sunderlandbury sinking.
The act declares it unlawful for any person or entity to connect reconnect or interfere with gas service including valves stopcocks or mixers or to enlarge filter orifice or use gas for heating without a written permit. Violations incur fines from five to one hundred dollars per offense.
An 1850 market page lists smoked meats sugar cured hams and shoulders, dried beef, lard and bacon prices, fresh pork, trimmings, beans, corn meal, fruits like lemons and peaches, apples, grapes, and berries. It notes price ranges for several items and regional suppliers, with monthly or weekly market totals and units.
A block of testimonials claims cures for cataracts and dyspepsia in Muncie Jud, naming J H Kaller and other local shops including H Clay Darnall and Wm Pixley. advertisements list multiple merchants and invite circulars from Lacson Mediging Ln and Brownlog & Son with sale of remedies.
Ere Ear sees Throat Cheat Stomach Liver Horwell Kidneys Mood Skin and Nervous System diseases. Full explanation of our eyrterminod method in Medical Hlata. Private laboratory in the state invites inspection by educated physicians and chemists. 25,000 cures and 000 uncollected feathnentals. confidential care. Open hours 8:30 a.m. to 4:80 p.m. Sundays 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Brubaker Ayres offer free English consultation.
The Sun heralds a nationwide craze for collecting wild flowers of America. All classes embrace the trend with towers and blossoms as lovers of nature pursue romantic nooks and gardens. The fad promises fame for early collectors and a lasting diary of blooms, with fashion and travel entwined in a national pastime.
The Sun announces they have complete sets of the World's Fair Portfolios available to regular subscribers without extra charge. Present coupons for back numbers this week.
The article extols wisdom as the most precious trait surpassing brilliancy. It notes how some people consistently outpace others in every arena, driven by sharper perception and instinct. It cites the rising purchase of portfolios titled Wild Flowers of America as a striking example of prudent, anticipatory buying by the knowledgeable.
The piece extols kindness for spreading news of the Wild Flower Portfolios. It notes tens of thousands could miss announcements without friends’ efforts, as people cut coupons and send them to others. It urges sharing the opportunity while back numbers remain obtainable through the same channel.
A series of extracts from letters praise the work Wild Flowers of America. Amos J. Cummings notes the project fills a long felt want. Professor W Wilson, chairman of the Ways and Means committee, commends the book as both botanically enthusiastic and artistically skilled.
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