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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1910
Page
8
In a dramatic chase, Desmond uses the fluttering flag as cover while soldiers hesitate to shoot, the wind ripping the banner from the pole and guiding the pursuit. Claude tries to intervene, chasing the flag as Desmond dodges toward safety amid risky moves and a looming cliff. See tomorrow's pictures.
Dorothy Dix offers marriage guidance urging brides to use tact, cheerfulness, and self sacrifice. She advises women to study their husbands, avoid nagging, settle money matters, keep arguments private, and foster love to keep the marriage happy and stable.
A child speaker laments poverty on a street where rich ladies judge mothers, settlements aid families, and a wandering benefactor offers tips. The piece contrasts wealth and want, noting how hunger dictates Christmas desire and mocks a rich Santa who ignores poor kids.
The essay extols simplicity as the essence of great art and living. It lauds Mme Sembrieh and Mme Melba for pure, childlike expression, contrasts it with showy speech, and argues true greatness lies in direct, unselfconscious speech and conduct. It equates art with life and urges plain, honest thinking and action.
A shopper with a fussy child flusters sales staff in a busy aisle as the mother argues over prices and a doll carriage. The child cries and seizes a go cart while the buyer frets over discounts and availability, finally leaving in frustration.
A humorous sequence of puns asks how adding letters changes names and traits. It explores turning boys into freed individuals by letters, making Ernest earnest with A, Ben bend with D, Mary marry with Ah, and hints at goat to toga and Roe to oro via transposition.
The article recounts how Turner invited children to dabble in paints on an unfinished drawing at Knockholt. Three fingers of color created random marks, and Turner then shaped the accidental rainbow into a complete landscape, finishing a striking work.
A Chicazo News playful verse notes a dirigible in the cabbage patch and a biplane in the buckwheat landing this morning. It imagines opening an aerodome as aerial toys fall thick today.
A meditation on the ideal home emphasizing love, unity, and charity. It celebrates mothers, fathers, and children, and the role of hospitality, religion, and mutual support in creating a joyful household. True wealth is found in love and harmony, not furnishings.
A 3 year old girl, Helen, in white, is left on a piazza and found on the walk stamping a shallow puddle. She explains to her aunt that she is “making the water wiggle” as she keeps her eyes on the ripple.
A compact collage of joke lines from 19th century humor pages. Witty exchanges cover gifts weather shopping fortune and sermons. Notable quips include a pun on a hen and a preacher’s text about charity and neighborly love.
Mrs Mosman recalls her 4 year old son as a comfort and helper to the family. The child sits with baby sister Dorothy in another room and play acts as a barber using papa’s razor while answering his mother with a casual “Yeah, mamma.”
Neighbors tout the medicine’s broad cures for stomach liver blood and skin issues and weak lungs. It strengthens lungs aids digestion and purges disease producing bacteria to improve health. Free booklet and a 1000 page medical adviser available by mail. Dr R V Pierce Buffalo sponsors and operates the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute.
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