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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1909
Page
10
The Indianapolis Sun reports Willis and Thompson in a brief local notice. This notice appears in the post office as second class mail, labeled No 165, reflecting a domestic media registration or notice filing.
Democrats show unusual unity across the state as Republicans battle internal feuds and knives amid a bitter divide. Governor Marshall pushes reconciliation while party machinery, led by A. S. Jackson, is likely to keep the current central committee in January for continued Democratic success.
A businessman with five office championships in golf pool billiards chess and long distance walking is praised for skill yet warned that success belongs to his real work. The piece argues genuine achievement comes from professional dedication not leisure games and cites De Oro Hoppe and Lasker as contrasts to office play.
A four year old girl, daughter of a pastor, begs to see her father while confined with a cold. Her mother declines due to the minister's busyness but the child insists claiming illness and seeking the minister. The piece notes the minister’s ease in any situation and hints at his potential awkwardness at a dinner grace.
A brief verse fragment recounts Love and a friar confessional with Celia in a bower. Love, mischief driven, seeks penance while Celia remains nearby. The scene ends with the speaker kneeling and confessing love at Celia's feet.
A columnist argues against restricting women's dress and attacks a proposed Illinois bill. The essay contends long skirts are harmless and that men’s habits and public health deserve regulation, urging medical and social reforms rather than banning peep show waists. It promotes father and mother education, hygiene, and prenatal awareness as priorities.
A tribute to Queen Isabella of Castile, praising her intellect, morality, and leadership from her crowning in 1474 to her death in 1504. The piece highlights her courage on the battlefield, tender private life, and decisive support for Columbus, framing her as a model of virtue and royal resolve.
A reflective essay argues love is universal and vital yet complex, revealing how people kill or sustain it. It contrasts love’s enduring pull with its fragility, urging readers to place love first while acknowledging diverse ways of loving.
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