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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1892
Page
3
A sensational fragment from a Chicago Tribune item depicts a man and his daughter in a roseate, intimate moment under a spreading maple tree. The prose hints at taboo affection and elicits both shock and scandal through ellipsed details.
Minnie Harlan, an express clerk’s ward, is left homeless after learning Walter Harrington sails for Europe. Frank Evans invites her to his modest home, where a secret torch grows into romance. He proposes, they wed, and Harrington arrives later seeking his niece, only to be turned away. Minnie pledges loyalty to her husband as they move into a life of quiet happiness.
A fragment from Drake's Magazine ponders art in speech and gentler rebuke. It contrasts soft words with harsh corrections and muses on the Adirondack craft of open air cooking and improvisation by a skilled guide.
A reader letter warns that some peddlers and unscrupulous grocers push inferior products while claiming parity with Pearline. The signer James Pyle of New York urges consumers to send back fake Pearline and insists Pearline is never sold by questionable sellers.
OCR fragment shows a from a grocery market listing with numerous commodity prices. Mentions fish and poultry, meats, canned goods, produce, grains, dairy basics, and prices for Indiana and California items. Names of brands and suppliers appear embedded in a dense price snapshot.
The Bon real estate column on the paper’s second page features hazy listings and notices. It outlines property offerings and market hints with compact summaries for readers seeking nearby opportunities.
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