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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1902

Page

9

Robins and gardens through Indianapolis spring interest

In Indianapolis robins fill front yards as families vacate porches to shelter nests. Amateurs flood city gardens seeking fresh air and home produce. Dr W B Fletcher notes widespread backyard gardening gains amid shade issues and imperfect knowledge, praising accessible gardening books and practical advice.

Indianapolis Especia'ly W. B. Fletcher Park Avenue Elizabeth Bailey Cornell University

Parrot display sparks debate over pet disease risks

A society woman's lavish care for a dying parrot sparks cautionary talk on psittacosis and pet related contagions. The piece notes parrots and other pets can spread microbes and warns against extreme pet obsession and anti vivisection sentiment.

New York Paris

The veteran horseman Bud Doble at the fair grounds

Bud Doble, a legendary trotting driver, speaks on horse temperament, training, and gear. He explains how modern boots, harness, sulkies, and track design have boosted speed while maintaining the art of driving. He foresees two minute trots and praises the bike sulky on turns.

Fair Grounds Pennsylvania Mont Pelee Congress Bud Doble Doble Rac Mr. Doble Flora Temple Lady Suffolk George M. Patchen Dexter Goldsmith Maid Indiana

The Brightest Star Hope in Life and Faith

Rev. A. Conrad extols hope as a constant star in life from childhood to old age. He describes hope guiding sailors, students, professionals, farmers, mothers, and children, sustaining calm amid sorrow and loss, and cites Romans 8 24 We are saved by hope as its message.

Jenvett Jewett Chickering, Vose Ivers & Pond Fischer Cameron, Stewart Braumuller Wulschner Stodart Heaven Earth God Paradise Christ Olivet Jesus Christ

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