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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1910
Page
7
A thrilling drama titled Arsene Lupin unfolds a captivating tale of adventure and wit. Francis De Creisvet and Maurice Leblanc craft a match of brains between two clever men in a love story turned suspenseful escapade.
In a tense drawing room Guerchard bets on Lupin's capture as Charmerace taunts and plays with him. A clock strike, a staged theft, and the Duke reveals a fake tiara while fleeing with the real jewel in a staged surrender.
In the Duke of Charmerace residence the smoking room reveals a luxe upper-floor suite with a mahogany table telephone and built in cabinets. The morning after Victoire’s tiara theft the caretaker fusses over the missing duke while Charolais appears as a proper butler. Jean and the Charolais sons are rumored to lurk.
The author argues individuals create their own success or failure through thoughts and actions. It contrasts two men, a hesitant dreamer and a faltering mover, with a decisive, self confident path. Readers are urged to start with themselves, teach children certainty, posture, and focus, and reject doubt and envy to avoid becoming beggars of fate or fortune.
A hurried customer seeks a suitable birthday gift for a mild man who dislikes sports and dislikes history or biography. The clerk suggests a humorous title about managing a talking machine, highlighting the light fare choice in a bookstore encounter.
A collection of humorous exchanges about marriage, divorce, ancestors, and bigamy. The dialogue riffs on quirks of urban life with puns and light social satire featuring characters like Mrs Hardacre and Hi. The jokes touch on engagements, suspicions about ancestry, broken promises, and in-law banter with playful punchlines.
Leslie's Weekly notes the U S railways in 1909 wield a capital of 15 000 000 600 and payrolls of 1 500 000. It compares earnings to national debt and cites the vast employment and reach of the rail system versus Civil War figures and Russo Japanese war era manpower.
A man rebukes talk of Dr Cook and Peary and declares no use for the north pole, stating he has studied needs of himself and the public and finds no use for the topics mentioned.
An essay-like reflection extols the value of dolls for young girls and urges readers to donate or share dolls with children who lack them. It contrasts girls and boys toys, recalls childhood memories, and appeals to maternal instincts to bring happiness to needy children this Christmas.
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