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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1891
Page
3
A cryptic verse hints at resilience as A C Gahan contemplates brighter days and a hopeful future in difficult times. The lines evoke perseverance despite gloom and suggest a personal turn toward optimism.
A Russian countess in a Mentone winter tale flees with a bag of money on a speeding train. A mysterious man, wounded and silent, declares he is no thief and pledges to help cross the frontier if aided. She dreads him yet spares him, instructing her servant to stay in Russia while she ends the passenger journey alone.
A tall stranger visits a hotel seeking news of Countess Marie Baranov who lies dying in Russia. He follows her from the promenade to the hotel window, loves her with quiet devotion, yet she refuses to acknowledge him. He keeps his vow as she dies, and he mourns, kissing her hand before collapsing. Philadelphia Record.
The piece describes a new method for manufacturing casks from a single piece of wood, removing the need for staves and joints. It also touches on Uncle Sam’s rail subsidies, noting daily mail weighing over 30 days to determine mileage payments to railroads every two years.
A collage of quips and lines from state and city newspapers. It quotes farmers and editors on potatoes squash onions and crops, then shifts to reflections on prompting flattery and slander and a cautionary line about treating others as one wishes to be treated, ending with a brittle remark about a man and his wife.
The passage extols Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as a gentle, non violent cure for liver stomach and bowels. One pellet acts as a laxative and three to four as cathartic, claimed to cleanse without forcing activity or causing griping, addressing headaches constipation bilious attacks and other digestive disturbances.
Mrs. Mary A. Campbell of 300 West Washington street tells how Drs Stackhouse and Newlin relieved years of pain and illness. She suffered sleeplessness headaches poor appetite defective eyesight and hearing and other symptoms before seeking their care. She credits the Stackhouse Medical Institute at 203 North Illinois Street Indianapolis with successful treatment of chronic diseases and notes their credentials and wide practice.
The act bans any person or entity from making or reconnecting with gas mains or service lines, turning valves, interfering with appliances, enlarging mixer orifice, or using gas for heating without a written permit from the supplying company. Violators face a fine between five and one hundred dollars upon conviction.
A fragment notes tiresome walking in search of rooms for rent. It mentions Consait Taz Suy offering finer columns. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear details beyond the urban lodging hunt.
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