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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1908
Page
9
A reader asks if a man can ever win a woman’s love after several meetings. Wilcox argues women vary in temperament. Some need gradual acquaintance while others fall suddenly. persistent, patient suitors may win cautious ones, but impulsive, romantic types may not.
An essay arguing that a restless, expansive Western impulse drives historic migration westward and beyond, shaping world power. It traces a perpetual push from Persia to Greece, Rome to England, and onward, predicting future outward reach toward Asia and beyond as nations seek new lands and influence. The piece warns of a questing, sea trading people whose reach extends to Hawaii, the Philippines, China, Japan, and Pacific domains, insisting history favors their global movement.
Advice column urges readers to praise others and ignore flaws. It warns critical people spoil enjoyment and harm themselves. Emphasizes optimism, kind words, and polite behavior during social and work moments.
A May issue anecdote describes a couple living comfortably on 1000 dollars annually while the husband earns 1800. They save 300 for investments and claim many mid class couples in western cities from Seattle to Denver manage similar budgets. They note homes or small real estate are being bought on salaries from 1400 to 2000 annually.
NIXOLA GREELEY-SMITH analyzes how women often receive warnings from multiple men about potential suitors. She argues many warnings stem from mean spirits and tattlers, urging readers to judge people by their actions toward them. The piece ends with a light political quip about a poor man seeking office.
A commercial traveler shares good news with porter George about a family birth. The porter replies that the announcement means a section, not a berth, highlighting a playful misunderstanding aboard a sleeping car.
A remark on an unusual speech scenario highlights an orator who delivered after-dinner remarks without anticipating public speaking. The comment praises originality and novelty in delivery, noting the speaker did not expect to be summoned for the address.
A large selection of new summer shapes and styles in Indies hats offered at moderate prices. Buyers can find pleasing shades and colors and are urged to visit the store to satisfy their millinery taste. Lou Cottingham at 405 Mass Ave near Alabama St invites shoppers.
Revered as the force behind Sir Walter Scott, Anne Rutherford Scott is celebrated for shaping his genius. The essay praises mothers unseen by historians, detailing how her intellect and nurturing raised Scotland’s famed writer and the lasting impact of her guidance.
A humorous social essay on male folly and courtship norms. The piece lampoons masculine vanity and constancy through wry anecdotes about men in stores, marriages, and the divide between public performance and private behavior. It contrasts marital stereotypes with playful quips on love and gender roles.
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