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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1901
Page
4
Poem-like verse from the Atlanta Constitution speaks of fearing the billows and choosing the sea over lingering on a dark strand. It contrasts wrecks drifting with the tide and hopeful shores on the other side, invoking a solemn maritime image.
Poem praising divine blessing and love with roses and thorns, expressing gratitude for a blessing from God. The verse contrasts sharing affection with restraint and references the speaker’s faith and autumnal imagery.
Albert Breams preens before a mirror in a flowered drawing room as his wife Mia teases him. Talk turns to Harold Evans and Alice, their quarrel over six years past, and the awkward prospect of a reunion during a family gathering.
Albert schemes to stir Evans into revealing a marriage rumor about Alice Breams sister causing emotional confusion at a social reception. Evans arrives with his wife presumed absent, Alice confronts the false claim, and a tense moment leads to reconciliation as Evans suggests a possible union between Alice and him.
The text lists numerous color combinations used for school or team branding, including blue with many hues like gold orange black white red scarlet lilac purple and green with accents of gold crimson turquoise and other shades. It notes a wide variety beyond those shown as examples of general use.
A collage of quips shows Mr Isolate in Lonelyville debating inviting a girl to share a meal while Mrs Isolate pleads for pleasant company. A lively exchange about deviled crabs follows with Miss Gid dey. A flirtatious banter and a tease about height conclude the distracted vignettes from period papers.
A Pittsburg Press writer advises bachelor women on career and leisure. She condemns long night hours as unwise while praising reading as a key recreation and lifelong discipline. Reading substantial works shapes intellect and compensates for lack of formal schooling.
A humorous piece contrasts marriage and wife archetypes with witty lines. It jokes about eggs for breakfast metaphor and a queenly control over men. It rails at gender roles with sharp, playful satire.
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