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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1910
Page
8
The Indianapolis Sun reports Willis and Thompson involved in a local matter. No further details are readable from the fragment.
A reader letter from Hudson Maxim argues airships and aeroplanes will shape future war. He contrasts fighting value with explosive limits, questions city destruction by dynamite, and urges peace while discouraging war financing and loans.
An assortment of Harper's Bazaar quips notes a pessimistic view from a teacher about a child fearing ambulance departures and a wry line praising Rogers as a born leader. The pieces contrast confidence with mockery, reflecting the magazine’s social humor.
Unclear text appears to recount a race scene with dialogue about keeping to the left and right and directions among cooks. The legible parts suggest a kitchen or competition setting with named figures Harpee and Banar.
A humorous between panel shows Kniecker noting weariness and Becker confessing she spent the night tying the baby. Another vignette presents a mother asking her child what was found in bed last night with Georgie recalling a railroad train and a fire-engine, all in Harper's Bazar style.
A Spinster Lady laments that men flock to beauty over unselfish merit after Amy S is shown kindness with a rose scarf. Carrie J benefits from looks, drawing the crowd away from Amy, who is praised for character but neglected for appearance. The tale ends with the plan to write thoughts on the foolish suitors.
The Washington Herald argues Democrats gain most by remaining apart from Republican infighting and insurgent moves. It urges avoiding entanglement with any faction, considering House rules, tariff pressures, and public business reform as paths to a likely win. It cautions against Bryan as a possible candidate and urges focused campaigning.
A collection of humorous witticisms and quips from a dinner talk by George Richmond Hayes and others. The excerpts cover social attitudes, suffrage, lynching jokes, and casual banter about politics, cinema, and everyday life with a vintage Western tone.
Atohieon Glebe letters reveal Lysander John Appiewa admits fibs told to neighbors after returning from travel. He claims he exaggerated encounters in China Japan and India about beheadings baths fakir seeds and magical trees, saying the admissions come with pastor and Hope’s forgiveness.
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