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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1910
Page
7
A dramatic tale set in contemporary New York follows a vivid cast through tense situations and human interest moments. Readers witness sharp dialogue, streetwise conflicts, and scenes of danger, resilience, and moral choice amid urban pressures.
Engineer John Wynter guards a deadly secret after Miriam Kindersley and her husband arrive at his bungalow in India. When Kindersley dies in a fall, Miriam and Wynter face pursuit by police and the burden of truth as they struggle to hide the scandal.
Chapter II continues as David Kindersley dies after a failed rescue, leaving Wynter and Miriam Kindersley shaken. A sudden, suppressed laugh from Miriam interrupts the aftermath, suspending the moment in eerie silence.
A vintage advertisement promotes Marmola Tablets as a weight loss aid for women, claiming rapid fat reduction without exercise or dieting. It touts safety, details ingredients, and offers a 75 cent price for a large case via drugstores or mail order from the Marmola Co in Detroit.
A young married woman arrives in a new town and becomes the center of attention then loses it as gossip and her sharp tongue drive people away. Her husband notices the change and her isolation grows since she mocks others at parties and derides friends during visits. She remains unaware why she is shunned.
Poem expresses inner torment and concealed love as the speaker endures unrequited passion. The speaker hides pain, sacrificing heart to spare the beloved, finding solace in silent devotion and steadfast faith despite denial.
A 19th century health ad promises vigor for nervous, tired men. It urges a home remedy using syrup of sarsaparilla compound, balm wort, cadomene compound, and carful essence with doses after meals and at night to restore blood and nerve energy.
A dated admonitory piece on philandering men and warning women to resist deceitful lovers. It urges disbelieving repeated assurances, resisting seduction, and leaving with self respect to endure lasting memory in the suitor. The text contrasts passion with prudence and recalls repeated tactics of unfaithful suitors.
A tinman in southern England posts a sign offering quart measures of all shapes and sizes. In a Midlands market town a watchmaker’s shutters advertise the debtor’s lament, wound up and the mainspring broke. A doctor shares front space with a shoemaker in another street shop, under a dual repair claim for body and sole. A nearby coffee room proclaims it has been moved upstairs until repaired.
Daysey Mayme Appleton has wed many men who proved to be false alarms, prompting her mother to embroider a K on towels and repeatedly replace it with a B, then plan to alphabetize the whole linen set to be safe.
An old straw hat can be repurposed to aid drying hair after washing. Cut out the crown, bind edges, and sew on string to create a makeshift dryer. A practical, thrifty hack for drying hair at home.
Dorothy Dix laments mournful letters that spread worry. She argues many writers exaggerate sorrow, burdening distant relatives with petty woes and domestic misfortune. She urges sending cheerful news or none, noting telegraphing gloom harms happiness and quells morale.
A temporary lady matron in a southern Ireland hospital wins over patients including the oldest male ward patient who delivered a speech praising her. He notes there are many good women but every rule has exceptions, and she is the exception.
A dialogue explores the author Wimlaw and the publisher Miss Catford. The question centers on who is portrayed as the hero of the historical novel and who has taken on the task of publishing it.
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