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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1909

Page

9

The House Next Door A Synagogue Rises In Anger

Sir John Cotswold, rich yet ruined, harbors virulent anti Jewish hatred. Isaac Jacobson, newly knighted, and his children Esther and Ulrica clash with the Cotswolds over love. Cecil and Adrian plan marriage despite Sir John’s fury as Lady Margaret pleads. A dramatic confrontation ends with a angry cry of synagogue.

John Cotswold Kensington London Isaac Jacobson Isaac Cotswold Adrian Esther Sir John Cecil Ulrica Margaret Cotewold Jacobson Sir Isaac Gertiles Oxford Rebecca Trevor Cotswolds Jacobsons Wilica Airlea Vining Victoria Hotel Jady Margaret Lewis Paris Warsaw Petersburg Vienna Fortune Alrica Lady Margaret

Rebellion of the Children Tests Family Rules

Adrian is shoved into the library as Esther and Cecil plot. Esther frets about parental judgment and the hundred pounds, while Cecil champions independence and proposes marriage on a whim. They discuss future children and who should govern them, hinting at an engagement.

Adrian Esther Cecil Lewis

Foot care tips for summer shoes and foot health

The article notes fashion drives narrow shoes exposing feet and lists remedies for common foot problems. It covers foot hygiene, baths with tannic acid and tannish rinses, powders, rubbing, and cooling routines. It also describes treating corns with absorbent cotton and turpentine, plus using collodion and salicylic acid to soften and remove corns.

Wedding bells and a very rich appetite for cash

The Right Rev. Bishop of Delaware recounts a tale of a young man who demanded a lavish church wedding. He wanted the bell rung, the organ played, and “everything else” but when the ceremony ended the groom searched his pocket for money, saying he was pulling funds out as fast as he could while the congregation giggled. August Lippincott's

August Lippincott

Pretty girls paint church amid life’s brutal economics

The text argues that millions live in a brutal existence, unable to be happy or generous, and that self-forgetfulness is the solvent to the economic conflict. It calls for those denied rights to assert themselves to secure their human inheritance.

Potter's Field

Discontent Across Class Lines In A Monetary Age

A speaker argues that human discontent persists regardless of wealth and that current social focus on money worsens conditions. The rich chase more, the poor seek comfort, while the middle class remains happiest. Material obsession harms culture, art, and humane aspirations.

Make Hay While the Sun Shines Poem Fragment

A fragment from August Lippincott's verse evokes Maud Muller and neighbor Nan in a rural morning, with mower sounds, birds, and a playful vow to mow and make love as day grows. The piece centers on morning chores and flirtatious humor between neighbors.

August Lippincott

An Apt Simile About Men and Golf Holes

A brief wry observation compares some men's careers to a golf ball moving from one hole to another, suggesting relief from one setback only to face the next challenge in a continuous loop. The tone is crisp and lightly humorous.

August Lippincott

First Inmate at Warren Home Joins as Care Tenant

Warren Indiana July 28 Aged Methodist home for the aged at Warren gains its first resident Jacob E Click 60 a bachelor living with relatives with an estate valued at 2500 turned over to the home in exchange for lifelong care. Property accepted by Rev B S Hollopeter district superintendent.

Warren Ind Athough Methodist Home For Jacob E Click B. S. Hollopeter

My Father Warns About Harsh Treatment At Home

A speaker recalls childhood punishments and parental discipline. He describes being whipped for misbehavior, tears shed, and conversations with his father about restraint. The narrator reflects on lessons learned from fear, shame, and the need to avoid future harm.

Rigi hotel notice promises sunrise horn for travelers

A hotel on the Rigi advertises a sunrise horn to alert ministers and voyagers, preparing tourists for the entry about wine in the list. The wine leaves the traveler with little to hope for.

August Lippincott

Simple tartar compound claimed to cure hay fever

An advert claims ter drops of tinature cadomene compound cures hay fever by acting on the nervous system. It asserts the remedy prevents or relieves symptoms when taken four to six times daily and has been used with extraordinary success for two seasons. Begin treatment early.

Effective Kidney Treatment With Balmwort Compound

A historic remedy claims 15 to 20 drops in water four times daily treats kidney and bladder troubles. It supposedly cools and purifies blood, preventing neuralgia, rheumatism, and heat related ailments. One ounce suffices in most cases.

Judge Dawes and the Crowded Courtroom Tale

A Dover lawyer recounts a youthful Dawes case before a North Adams justice of the peace. The room swelled with spectators as Dawes’s eloquent opponent spoke, prompting the judge to shed his coat and ask the attorney to let Dawes speak to thin the crowd.

Dover H. L. Dawes North Adams Dawes Mr. Dawes August Lippincott

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