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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1910
Page
8
The cashier tells a moral tale about two Ojibway Indians to illustrate envy and restraint. The bill clerk argues playfully while the cashier emphasizes respect for merit and modest civility, concluding the point is not to knock others.
The Red Corpuscle announces 7500 square feet of reading matter per issue and favors action over flowery verse. It prints a poem titled The Fall and a thrilling six day bicycle race tale featuring James Joggles from Bayonne, New Jersey, as underdog triumphs.
A short narrative about Pa tagonia known as Patagonia Pete. The land is sparsely populated with pampas and jaguar like beasts. Pete encounters a huge creature and is crushed, illustrating caution on strange insects and landscapes.
A cautious tip on installing linoleum or oilcloth describes nailing molding strips above the baseboard to seal edges and keep dust out. The author lauds the practice as a noble deed advancing cleaner air and better perspective, quoting J. G. Holland.
The piece describes Petrarch and Laura de Neves, portraying Petrarch as a lyric troubadour whose ardent love is celebrated, while Laura is depicted as a radiant, world famous symbol of purity and tenderness. It notes Petrarch’s birth in Arezzo in 1304 and Florence’s civil strife shaping his era.
The article sketches Petrarch’s life from childhood in Florence and Avignon, through wanderings with his mother and father’s plans, to his lifelong passion for Laura. It portrays his restless yet steadfast nature, his political patriotism, and a lasting legacy of love poetry that endured beyond her death and his own later years.
The latest stationery craze is suf fragette note paper aimed at suffragists. The sheets display scales with the word Equality and carry a brown ribbon and brown border against a deep yellow color.
The piece satirizes Christmas as a season of excess while spotlighting the overlooked burden borne by women who make celebrations possible. It quips about humorous gifts and the social roles of suffragettes and mothers who endure long hours to ensure holiday joy.
A guide urging readers to write loving Christmas letters to their mothers or other lonely people. Emphasizes heartfelt handwriting, enduring maternal love, and sharing warmth over lavish gifts. Encourages timely posting so letters arrive on Christmas morning and highlights the value of old folks at home.
In this installment Desmond entangles himself in a perilous scene as Claude Eclaire battles a cannibal king. A hunter’s rifle disrupts the fight, saving Claude and Rosamond from danger while Desmond schemes unseen. The plot thickens with intrigue around Desmond’s hidden motives.
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