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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1910
Page
8
Practical avoid heat risks guidance for families during heat waves. Advice covers baby care with sponge baths and hydration, light clothing, diet of light soups and fruit, ample water, avoid alcohol, keep flies away from cribs, and ensure pets have water. Emphasizes protecting infants and cautious feeding for bottle fed babies.
A witty look at five couples showing love’s odd tests. Mr A woos through passion but shirks work, Mrs A balks at storms while she does the lifting, Mr B sacrifices for comfort yet never speaks, and Mrs D nags as a cage of jealousy and control. The piece ends with the blunt verdict that all these hearts seem self centered.
A collage of humorous exchanges and vignettes from everyday life. Jokes touch on money, manners, and social pretensions with references to farm work, a patent of nobility, travel, and amusing miscommunications. The snippets illustrate light, dated humor and social quirks.
A Harvard man volunteer lifesaver Harry Jenkins rescues a woman's hat a small dog a child's tin pail and a New Yorker at Silver Beach. He saves a beauty who tests his love with a mock marriage promissory note before finalizing his actions.
In a dramatic tale, By Wex Jones sees the peach coerced into a marriage promise. Signor Y promises rescue by boat. the hero Harry arrives, signs a waterproof document, and saves the peach in a sensational rescue. The peach will wed Harry in the fall after learning a duress promise is not binding.
Instructions for creating a personal chapbook with blank pages, a decorative cover, and a jingle on the first page. It guides choosing materials, monogramming, and arranging a list of twelve “chaps” with categories such as handsomest, wisest, funniest, and best dancer, followed by spaces to record each man’s name date place appearance and opinion.
Henry Dixey casts suspicion in a parable about a watchmaker and an old negro who brings a clock with two misaligned hands. The man insists the clock is broken only in its hands and wants them repaired, while the watchmaker stalls for a larger charge.
A brief observation on personal hygiene noting that neatness is shown by how a girl cares for her toilet articles, especially her comb and brush, and that frequent washing marks refinement.
In Reno the Manicure Lady notes the arena quiets after the fight leaving desolation. The Head Barber jokes about iced towels while discussing divorces and alimony cases as speakers reference the end of the battle and the town’s loneliness. A poem by Brother Wilfred appears about Reno’s desolation.
William B Ridgely former comptroller of the currency commented on a speculator calling him ingenious like a horse trader's son. The story recalls a boy mounting a horse and asking his father are you buying or selling to illustrate shrewdness and initiative in market moves.
A terse world dispatch notes a total dearth of news and signals no major events. The report highlights quiet telegram lines and cable traffic, with no significant happenings to report across regions.
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