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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1910
Page
7
Description of the play Arsene Lupin a thrilling drama by Francis De Creisset and Maurice Leblanc now presented by Charles Frohman. An appealing love story woven into a fascinating tale of adventure featuring two brainy men in a match of wits.
Lupin outwits Guerchard by faking capture while Victoire aids him. The stalemate ends with Lupin in control as the detective delays arrest to savor the moment. The plot thickens as Lupin prepares for a further confrontation.
Lupin calmly reads a letter from Germaine revealing she knows his true identity and that she has renewed her engagement to his cousin after the mock duke’s departure. He smiles, then commands Charolais to draft a congratulatory note and promises to send a wedding present to Mademoiselle Germaine Gournay Martin that afternoon.
An elderly passerby admonishes a stern father who threatens to whip his son. The man cites a proverb about not letting wrath end the day, but the father refuses and declares the wrath will fall on the boy instead. The exchange ends with mutual resignation.
A sale notice invites women to inspect remnants from which men can have a suit or overcoat custom fitted at 12.76 dollars. Former values ranged from 18 to 2 dollars. The notice is from S. J. Singer & Sons located at 43 West Washington Street.
The poem describes wee folk living along shore and hills with a gray king and a northern queen, a tale of abduction and sorrow, and a warning about digging up thorned graves, ending with an abrupt remnant sale advertisement for S. J. Singer & Sons.
In a humorous note from the Atchison Glebe, Mr. and Mrs. Lysander Appleton discuss a newspaper paragraph proposing men pay their wives ten cents a minute for grumbling. Mrs. Appleton finds it clever. Mr. Appleton objects to being paid for listening to grumbling.
Two inmates in a sanitarium argue about a supposed Rockefeller windfall. One claims a million dollars exists and vows to buy a railroad so his family can ride for free when they visit.
An early 20th century style advertisement touts Marmola tablets as a fat reducing remedy. It claims one pound per day loss and a cure for blemishes while inviting readers to mail order or visit their druggist for seventy five cents.
A collection of dated quips and one liners about love Ice cream holidays doors railways and misfortunes. The humor relies on playful wordplay and social situations with light sarcasm and punchlines.
A poetic dialogue between the Man and the Centaur on mountain life versus civilization. The Man longs for remote highlands and nature, while the Centaur insists on change and the sorrow of mortal existence as time passes and seasons shift.
Senator Nelson W. Aldrich of Rhode Island is ill at his home in Washington with a severe cold. His doctor advised staying home to avoid grip or pneumonia as a precaution.
An insurance agent named Hail died in an ambulance after a heart attack at a Fort Wayne theater Thursday during a performance. He collapsed from a scream in a crowded audience and was taken to the foyer for care.
Los Angeles observes a special aviation day with schools dismissed and a large crowd at Domingues field. Paulhan may fly a mile high if weather allows while Curtiss and others compete for passenger and speed prizes at Aviation Camp and Huntington Park flights are planned for weather permits.
Former New York Supreme Court justice Charles H. Truax died at the Hotel Savoy after a cold that developed into grip. He had served on the bench for many years and was a respected figure in the state judiciary.
Detective David Lancaster will leave Friday for Okardie Oklahoma where Joe Cunningham is under arrest. The detectives have been searching for Cunningham for several months. He is charged with deserting his bride of a dog and taking about 500 dollars of her money with him. The bride is an actress of a stranded company. Every man will be pleased that gets one of these suits or overcoats made to order at 12 75. They are from remnants and their value is from 18 to 25. Just give us a look and convince yourself. SS J Singer Sons W Washington street.
S J Singer and Son invites customers to a remnant sale at 4 and West Washington street offering suits and overcoats made to measure for 12.75 with quality values priced from 18 to 25 dollars.
Advice on focus and earnestness urging readers to apply full mental and spiritual effort to any aim. The author contrasts modern haste with historic purpose, warning that frivolous thinking drains strength and that true earnestness attracts unseen help toward success.
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