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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1910
Page
8
A melodramatic scene unfolds with Desmond blamed for chaos as horses threaten Claude on a wagon. The narration cites escapes from danger and a comical twist where a manhole saves a life, insisting the spectacle proves itself on screen.
In a humorous city tale the Manicure Lady recalls Wilfred churned by a mountain visit. The visit reveals how rural towns yield wry wit and gullible city attitudes. Wilfred’s misadventure ends with a lesson about brains outside cities and a roomful chorus noting the truth.
While touring the United States with John Hays Hammond, Rider Haggard seeks a real tramp. Harris Hammond brings a dust-covered hobo aboard, who is later recognized by Haggard as a gentleman in distress after a half hour literary discussion and a cigar.
Winifred Black in the Biile argues against idle illusions from biblical verses and praises relying on tradespeople for groceries and meat. She notes the curse of idleness, prefers practical economy, and imagines a household where the butcher and grocer monitor needs, ending with a plea to feed hungry children who rely on such help.
A reflective piece questions why people smoke noting the odor aversion to others and the pleasure found in ritual and intoxication. It compares smoking to alcohol and opium, arguing the appeal lies in gestures and altered mental states rather than pure taste or smell.
A fragment depicts a girl who cannot have a doll and desires a toy dog. The other character comments on her imagined role as a society mother, noting a masculine undertone. The dialogue hints at social expectations and gender roles within a refined setting.
Frances L. Garside presents Lysander John Appleton who follows his wife's unread ideal man from her books. He says the memory of his boyhood water and a rose sustain him as his wife swoons and he critiques domestic life. The tale ends with him laughing on the roof at his failed ideal.
The bill clerk abandons self sacrificing ideals to pursue money and security. He proclaims plans to hoard cash and loans, quashing ties to friends and mutual aid, while the cashier warns against losing humanity for wealth. The man vows to carve a future of wealth through "simpleons" and collateral schemes.
A visionary fragment celebrates an idealized beloved figure with white beauty and pity in a moonlit radiance. The poem evokes timeless longing, fate, and distant paths as Angus plays a lute to lure wild-hearted wanderers along a solitary journey through enchanted light beyond earthly days.
Readers learn to repurpose glove tops by cutting off hands to save arms for polishing silver mirrors cut glass and jewels. Tops from tan or gray gloves become small bags for opera glasses. Cut the kid into a suitable pattern, line with silk, and trace initials with watercolors or embroidery silk.
A English mayor finishing his term surveys the year and asserts he has endeavored to administer justice without swerving to partiality or impartiality, maintaining a strict sense of conscience and duty. The London Telegraph notes his reflective remark.
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