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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1910

Page

7

Escape of Lady Axminster Sparks Balloon Mystery

Detective Sparkes escapes amid a park chase after a balloon troupe theft. Athol Axminster's wife is linked by a brooch found with the wrecked balloon, putting Lord Axminster and others on edge as Westwood questions Lady Axminster while Smeath and Coleridge pursue leads.

Sparkes Athol Axminster Coleridge Westwood Burroughs Lord Axminator Alick Detective Sparkes Nellie Grand Hotel Browch Lord Axminster Fred Lady Axminster Colersdge

Fat Reduction Hype Prompts Legal Trade Discussion

A Detroit advertising notice questions a fat reducing product linked to Marmola and Cascara Aromatic. It notes a man was offered a larger stock and refused, while claims of removing fat daily provoke skepticism about medical efficacy. The piece hints at a legal or trade standstill and consumer risk.

Amusements at Grand and Park theaters feature top vaudeville

The Grand presents Hyams and McIntyre with a daughter as manageress and ventriloquist Ed Reynard while a romantic piano act and Percy Wenrich songs entertain. Park Theater hosts Pierre of the Plains with Severin De Deyn, Arizona drama, and the Smart Set company in His Honor the Barber followed by Girls at the Majestic with Forepaugh Players.

Zpand Opera House the Grand Hyams & McIintyre Curla Wit Ed Reynard Indianapolis Tony Martell Miss Connolly Severin de Deyn Pierre Mr. Selwyn Mr. de Deyn Arizona Augustus Thomas Frederick Remington H. Dudley the Park Theater Edwin Hanford Messrs. Brim Smith Burris S. A. Dudley Chris Smith Jennie Pearl James Burris Alene Cassel Irving Allen Matt Johnson Andrew Tripler Estio Theater Clyde Fitch Majestic Fitch

Vaudeville Cards at Colonial and Empire Theaters

Snyder Buckley present a comic cat opera with sax and cornet at the Colonial this week ahead of next week headliner Kurno's London pantomime company. Katheryn Pearl stars at the Empire in Wine Woman and Song noted for wit and poise in Chicago anecdotes.

Colonial Theater Snyder Buckley Colonial Kurno London Smpire Theater Katheryn Pearl Empire Theater Miss Pearl Katheryn Wine, Woman and Song” Company Chicago Johnnie

Rector's No More Scene of Revelry at Its Passing

Rector's on Broadway closes after 12 years as a gaudy symbol of high life in New York's White Light district. The farewell night draws a packed crowd, free revelry, and souvenir grabbing as guests depart with fans, spoons, and even a palm statue.

Rector’s Broadway New York White Light Rector's Areva Charles Rector Secon Iittle Rector Chicago Forty-third Street Jack's Sixth Avenue

How Nervous Men Get Most Out of Life

An advisory piece extols well nourished nerves for vitality and success. It promotes a home remedy using syrup of sarsaparilla compound, balmwort, cadomene substitute, and esapace cardiol, claimed to restore nerve force after meals and at night. It targets overworked men and those exposed to late hours with a rejuvenating tonic.

Women and men both crave love and understanding at home

Dorothy Dix argues matrimonial happiness hinges on love and sympathy from both spouses. She notes men feel pressure from work and neglect at home, while women risk neglecting their partners. Appreciation at home helps prevent men seeking affection elsewhere.

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The Mighty Sniff Snares Opinion in New Wifehood Guild

A satirical snippet from the New Wifehood Guild of New York depicts Mrs Lysander Join Appleton mocking women’s clubs and their influence on men. The piece parodies gender roles as a woman asserts men’s preference for light domes of beauty after onion soup.

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