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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1910
Page
7
A dramatic stage adaptation titled Arsene Lupin the Greatest Detective Story in the World by Francis De Creisset and Maurice Leblanc, presented by Charles Frohman weaves a strong love story into a tense adventure as two brilliant minds duel.
In this chapter Lupin warns victims and targets the Paris home of M Gournay Martin. Sonia Kritchnoff confesses thefts sparked by jealousy while Guerchard uncovers a trail via a pink salvia boutonniere and a hidden chimney entrance as Arsene Lupin looms.
Guerchard plots to arrest Sonia while facing the Duke of Charmerace who schemes to save her. The detective suspects Kritchnoff and notes wired pink salvia found in the château garden as a key clue. The Duke pieces together the connection and pressures Guerchard to wait.
Guerchard pressures Charme t ace to hold a lantern as he follows a tip from the attic of the house next door. The two men debate the caution due to a missing girl while Guerchard climbs toward the chimney in pursuit of the lead. (To be Continued.)
A poem extols unstoppable love that overcomes mountains seas floods and gates. It personifies Love as a bold, relentless force that will find the path to true love despite obstacles. The verse contends lovers endure even death if their bond remains true.
Mrs Lysander John Appleton urges women to unite and tag husbands who spend Christmas money liberally. On a chosen Thursday, each wife would gift a tag to her husband who has been generous. A man wearing a tag signals to the community he is a Good Husband.
A humorous verse urging readers to keep hope amid hardship. It mocks famous figures such as Bill Zelaya Mister Murphy Doctor Cook and a fictional Copenhagen explorer to contrast grim situations with light humor. The poem ends by praising relief found away from melancholy.
Beatrice Fairfax discusses domestic authority in homes, arguing the wife should be boss in most details while the husband manages outside affairs. She distinguishes head from boss and notes happy households often have the woman in charge, inviting agreement from readers.
An advertisement for a natural treatment called Madlava Cure claims to heal rheum ism kidney skin and nerve troubles. It promotes a hotel in which the remedy is available year round and offers a free book by R. E. Kramer of Kramer Indiana.
A lyrical portrait by Sarah Hamilton Birchall tracing women spinning a golden loom for gods through spring and summer. They toil to gift love while awaiting a soldier’s return, facing scorn and longing as the husband’s will dominates and silences their wishes.
A young woman stops near a dry goods store to admire dresses. She takes her companion by the arm and laments lack of affection, accusing him of not kissing her for three weeks. The man explains it is not his fault, but the stranger is not her husband.
A narrator recalls affection for a girl who has grown distant with her mother present and stricter rules. The speaker admits doubt about a rival youth who seems to fare better, while acknowledging his own mellow mood and lingering affection. The piece preserves a period voice and lyrical mood.
A witty exchange questions why Mrs. Cashit's new whispering gallery, noted for its rubber pants, fails to win popular approval. The paradox is that its success makes it unpopular.
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