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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1910
Page
7
Francis De Croisset and Maurice Leblanc craft a greatest detective story now staged by Charles Frohman. A compelling love thread threads through an adventurous plot as two brainy men clash in a battle of wits.
The Duke of Charmerace arrives at the Paris home of Gournay Martin to find Lupin has robbed the drawing room and gallery. A caretaker and janitor are bound, a ladder and chalked warnings mark the scene, and detective Guerchard prepares to investigate with an examining magistrate.
A reflective piece contrasts physical blindness with spiritual sight. It condemns selfish wealth, revenge, and reliance on others for health, urging inner reform. The author admires blind individuals whose inner light guides them and notes many who, though sighted, fail to truly see.
A newspaper column extols outdoor life for boys ages ten to fifteen. It describes camping as a natural, inborn longing and portrays a Christmas morning scene of children playing wild Indians in a vacant lot. The piece emphasizes exuberant energy, the appeal of rough games, and the need for active outdoor activity.
A lyrical scene portrays two figures on a mountain height with a bird signaling distant mates. The speaker hears the lone bird’s call and the ache of parting as the mate resists, choosing the valley while darkness falls.
Advice on choosing a life partner urges women to avoid coerced or dramatic declarations of love. Do not marry for security or duty. seek mutual love and respect, and wait for the right man. Youth is ideal for marriage but delays can still bring true happiness with the right partner.
Robert T Lincoln now 66 is the elder surviving son of Abraham Lincoln and leads the Pullman Company. A former secretary of war and ambassador to England, he rarely appears in the press, keeping his private life quiet while amassing wealth through Chicago finance. A December American Magazine sketch notes his reserved nature, courtly bearing, and golf as his main recreation, with memories of Lincoln’s era fading behind a distant, aristocratic aura.
The poem depicts winter's incoming rule as autumn fades and summer recedes. A desolate sea and wind signal sunless skies and barren woods. Valleys harbor a restless stream and torrents, while phantom flowers haunt the landscape.
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