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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1910
Page
8
A Tampa era column recounts the tale of a third husband who falls for a pretty bride and finds marriage a service role. The wife keeps maids busy, the husband acts as butler and valet, and after three years the strain ends in separation and divorce. The piece critiques gender expectations and domestic power dynamics.
A humorous dialogue features guesses about political tickets with Wombat of Ohio and Bunk of New York. Banter shifts to Harvard, Yale, press notices, and a joke about fortune on the stock exchange. The exchange turns to jokes about traveling liners and winter snakes in Billville.
A humorous exchange centers on Mrs. Come up rejecting using crude oil on furniture after being advised. She expresses shock at the idea and insists she would not use anything that wasn’t refined.
Mirandy discusses choosing a husband using examples from a famous actor and others. She explains that being a good son or generous in public does not guarantee a good husband or domestic harmony, and warns that signs are unreliable.
A fragmentary humorous vignette recalls Sol Baker and a reflection on regret. The passage hints at plans or cures for a wife’s talking, with a noted line about sight and practical wisdom from years past. Names include Hen Binney and BysKENNETT HARRIS in a rural, anecdotal voice.
In Nodaway County a tale unfolds of Melia and Hen Binney as they navigate marriage work and envy. The sharp jabs about household hopes, a missing buggy, and plans to visit old beaux reveal crowded lives, class tensions, and a vow to value Hen’s effort.
A dramatic sea tale unfolds aboard a great ocean liner as the bride asks Henry if he still loves her. Henry replies with the servant’s quiet assurance, but the moment is overshadowed by a chilling, unfinished exchange and a ghastly, unspoken truth.
In a speculative exchange Cup deals cards in Strange Sillicus Love while Cynicus questions the fairness of the deal and accuses s0dealing from the bottom of the deck. Phily deipia resends the remark.
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