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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1910

Page

8

Women Gain and Lose Ground in Church Debate

In a framed dialogue set in a Southern church, Sis Mirandy challenges male leadership as Bret Jenkins defends the bishop and resists women voting or guiding church affairs. Ike and others weigh women’s roles in fundraising and governance, while Mirandy vows to withdraw from church duties and focus on home missions.

Bret Jenkins J. “Shelly Sis’ Mirandy Brer Jenkins Israel Bor Chu Sis Mirandy Jenkins

Why Women Lie Foolish Vanity Lie

A narrator confronts a wealthy friend who lies about owning elite fashion items from Elise, Paquin, and Van Dorvan. The friend admits to deception, claiming it brings her pleasure and that many women lie about such things. The piece questions harm and morality in light of social vanity.

Elsie Fifth Avenue Milners Elise van Dervan’s Fourteenth Street van Dorvan’s Elise’s Paquin Sixth Avenue

Miss Goldie Boodel Receives Mystery Ring Saga

A jumble of letters shows James Snooks emailing Miss Goldie Boodel about a birthday ring via Squiffany & Co. and misordered rings, with exchanges about pricing, shipping, and a Honduras trip, ending with Snooks canceling a corrected order while seeking a business partnership offer from William Boodel.

Goldie James Snooks John Jenkins John Honduras Jim Goldie Boodel James Snooke William Boodel Bullion Castle Mr. Snoooks WM. Boodel Sqiuffany & Co James Snookes

Reading the Ads That Will Save Half My Coal Bill

A humorous verse about reading a variety of advertisements. The speaker lists items like heaters, rifles, pest control products, malt beverage, anti skid, furniture pieces, undergarments, rye products, cookware, durable paint, a college course, a municipal bond, and shoes. The piece ends noting many job opportunities found in ads.

Leather costs rise prompt shoe price warning

The Portland Telegram notes that leather prices are climbing steadily, predicting higher costs for footwear including low shoes. The report suggests continued growth in material expenses will push retail prices upward across styles.

Portland Telegram

Swede Servant Steena Voices at Bronx Zoo Visit

The dialogue follows Steena the Swede servant in a Brooklyn home as she discusses late hours and leftovers. She jokes about accounting, trust in men, and working conditions while planning to report back for the evening meal. Monologue touches on monkeys at the zoo and everyday life.

Mae Brer Jenkins Steena Bronx

Letterman Triumphs In Golf Club Revenge Tale

Golf club tale unfolds as Letterman boasts a one stroke hole in the tenth hole. White and Smith prank him by falsely claiming his shot, inviting fellow members to revel in the prank and plan a dinner. Letterman forgives with a wry laugh, and the club ends united in fondness for him.

Golf Club Letterman White Smith Kingdom Come Latterman Let Ara

Triplets E Mud Toss Sparks Political Scandals

An unnamed figure known as Triplets E launches a torrent of mud in a gutter fueled barrage. He boasts “there's some of it may stick” as the strategy, but the plan backfires, leaving him bespattered and unable to dodge the fallout. The chaotic scene hints at a dirty campaign tactic with uncertain success.

Snooksie Papa Goldie

Death by own action warned as cowardly choice in life struggles

A long admonition condemns self-inflicted death for love or heartache. It urges waiting, resilience, and future hope, noting many women endure grief yet find joy again. It cautions against threats and warns that quitting life harms parents and future happiness.

Up-to-Date Jokes at the Office Misunderstanding

A playful exchange unfolds as an employer questions an employee about illness while the young man asserts illness came from umpire decisions. A budding relative greets an uncle with endearing, comic nervousness as the uncle hints at debts and funds.

Contempt Question Cited in Court Remarks Declined

A brief court exchange shows defense counsel accusing the judge of disgraceful conduct and the judge confirming contempt would be appropriate. The remark begins with a garbled phrase and ends with a fragmented utterance. The record preserves the thread of the disrespectful exchange.

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