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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1909
Page
7
In Mentone Rouletabille confronts Mme Darcaz about her search for his true parentage and the past lies that haunt them. The narrator discovers Rouletabille’s cold indifference to his adoptive mother’s pain before a gunshot shatters the night, ending with Rouletabille crying out for his mother.
The ad claims Dr Sabourand proved dandruff germs cause hair problems and Parisian Sage can banish dandruff in two weeks. It touts Paris leads in hair disease knowledge and the product as a guaranteed cure used by refined ladies. Price 50 cents, Henry J Huder's firms and druggists offer mail orders from America.
The narrator follows a pursuing figure through corridors toward the Square Tower as a dying cry echoes from the night. The Lady in Black appears in light within the tower frame, embracing Rouletabille as sobs fill the scene, while others are absent from the Court of Charles the Bold.
A Kentucky mountain mother stars in a humorous census moment. The school official asks for numbers but she lists many children by name, ending with a quip that they have not begun numbering yet and have not run out of names. The exchange captures rural charm and abundance.
A London based consul learns a supposed wealthy countrywoman in Britain has a million. A detective investigates, reports progress, and reveals he married the supposed lady yesterday, exposing the ruse in a witty twist.
The essay argues future society hinges on group living where hundreds work for common good. It praises cooperation, self restraint, open conduct, and tolerance, condemns arrogance, idle chatter, and deceit. Founders shun in a free polity. gradual altruism may lead to communal life. Each member must mind own business daily.
The author argues that power rests in example over explanation and true success comes from inner approval. A person who has formed personal standards is prepared for communal life, while those without are not.
Lillie Sutton of Ocean Springs Mississippi who was sentenced last spring to seven years for stealing a half pound of litter and five eggs voluntarily gave herself up after the supreme court affirmed the sentence. She had been released on bond with aid from the Kings Daughters and claims to be the victim of nolice while seeking an audience with the governor. She will be taken to Hankin Farm tomorrow as the only white woman jailed there in years.
A quoted exchange reveals a sudden $500 windfall leading to relief over debts and plans to save. The speaker celebrates the chance to build a rainy day fund and pursue prudent economy.
Elkhart Ind December 9 Preparations for the second annual show of the Elkhart Poultry association December 6 are more extensive than last year and indicate a better exhibition. Officers: President Aaron J Felthouse secretary A C Keene treasurer George P Godfrey superintendent J W Allery. About 50 members, all Elkhart residents, most breeders of fancy poultry.
A poem by G Hubi Newcombe contrasts night and love and the hush of night. It explores moonlight woodlands and the tender song of night birds, ending with love's whispered sweetness surpassing all.
The column notes Rex Beach’s The Silver Horde dominating December lists with Harpers planning another print run. It reviews Girls of Today by Clarence Underwood with color illustrations, The Image of Eve by Margaret Button Briscoe, and The Great English Essapists in Readers Library. It covers Macmillan editions and Riis Old Town illustrations by W. T. Benda, plus Ho wells, Parker, Twain in Harpers reprints and a revised Judaism book by Morris Joseph. It ends with Booth Tarkington Beasleys Christmas Party and a tour of holiday juvenile volumes including The Call of the Heart by L M A Way and The Stokes Wonder Book.
Various blanket and comforter promotions listed with prices from 0.98 to 3.50. Includes baby comforters in white, silk lined, tufted yarn, and jacquard patterns. Deals feature gray double fleeced blankets, 11 by 4 foot pairs, and white snowflake cotton bedding with blue pink borders.
Merchants advertise deep discounts on linens and towels with sizes 20 by 38 and 20 by 88 on huck towels and hemstitched options. Prices listed include 80c, 35c, and 25c for various small and large linen toweling items.
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