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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1910
Page
8
In a perilous escape plot Desmond plots to outwit Claude Erlatre and trap Rosamond’s Heart while the Polly Run sails in tropical climes. Monkeys, crocodiles, and palm trees frame a melodramatic scene as Desmond teeters on danger and possibility.
Kennett Harris portrays a storied financier nicknamed The Wizard a man famed for prescience and wealth whose modest exterior hid a dominating role in directing national enterprises. A street encounter reveals locals’ obsession with his humility while revealing his influence and the public’s fascination.
The piece laments American women who pose as cosmopolitans, praising sincerity and self before foreign airs. It argues true charm lies in being natural, with frankness independence and camaraderie with men, and cites domestic success and genuine identity as superior to pretentious display. It notes foreign critics admire the American woman for her Made in U. S. A. identity.
A satirical society tale claims to blend dialogue with action across a chaotic dinner scene. Characters Van Oyster Edith Miss Cortland and others collide in farcical banter as a chandeliered meal collapses into absurdity with dancing, misread signals, and slapstick interruptions.
A fragmented report notes an incident where a person entered a roof area and caused damage described as knocking four units upward. The text mentions items such as a vase and the phrases 80 and Serres, but the core event remains unclear and lacks precise details.
A satirical sketch contrasts Bennett Harris and Jane with a boastful worker claiming only twenty a week. The speaker derides clever frauds and a clique’s luck, arguing merit fails against luck and ingratiation while he labors for modest pay.
A verse by Franklin P. Adams in Success Magazine lampoons a household cook named Gretchen Olga Hulda and Mary. It mocks failed culinary efforts with lines about coffee, tomatoes, baked potatoes, and steak. A brief joke ends with a Mrs Subbubs exchange: the most essential thing for happiness is food.
A columnist collects wry maxims on marriage gender roles and social expectations. The piece lampoons how wives mothers and husbands are seen in family life offering sharp observations on patience pride and hypocrisy within domestic duties.
One remedy for weakness irregularities and other womanly disorders. Promoted as a safe non alcohol medicine with known composition and free medical advice from Dr Pierce. Includes offer of a 1000 page medical adviser book and sugar coated Pleasant Pellets as a gentle laxative.
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