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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1910
Page
10
The narrator explains Claude and Rosamond are saved when the captain orders the mainsail to be jibed, a nautical cue that assures their safety. The story hints at Desperate Desmond’s upcoming capture, with the couple aboard a lugger and readers urged to buy tomorrow’s paper to follow the twist.
Ella Wheeler Wilcox reflects on women's liberation, noting veiling and oppression in Turkey, Africa, and beyond. She argues real freedom requires centuries, while urging mind power and New Thought ideas as potential catalysts for change and health shaping reality.
The Curtis couple rush to a theater with a newborn and a nurse maid in charge. Helen frets over possible danger to the baby while Warren stays practical, returns from a phone check, and learns Marie and the infant are safe, revealing Helen’s overprotective fears.
Fragmented verse evokes return to childhood and school memories. The speaker recalls bells, long green hills, and grey cloistered spaces as names and places fade with time. Faces, friendship, and old wars become heritage while today’s street life continues.
A Paris hotel resident reports a $15,000 pearl necklace missing from her room. A messenger boy admits taking it, claiming it was given by his mother who says she passed the trinket to her daughter-in-law. The mother calls the item cheap and trashy. Police investigate.
Beatrice Fairfax asks about dress motivation, arguing women often dress to please other women and chase style. She notes men care mainly that outfits be neat and becoming, warns against extreme styles, and urges practical, flattering choices over fashion excess.
A correspondent argues that the college girl, after returning home, blends into family life as she adjusts from college to real-world roles. She initially feels homesick but grows to find value in home dynamics, with her growth reflecting on college life’s impact and its influence on ambition and maturity.
Simpkins faced a heavy task as he broke the news of Jones drowning to Mrs. Jones. He drafted a careful note many times revealing the tragedy with restrained language and sympathy, aiming to comfort while stating the loss and its somber effect.
The article highlights rich cozy warmth in evening coats featuring embossed velvets on sheer crepe. It notes bright green trimmed with skunk and a charming new red shade, with great collar styles and sleeves joined to the shoulder. Fur bands reach knee length on some coats.
A Rockaway New Jersey resident recalls crippling inflammatory rheumatism and weeks in hospital. After using Dr Miles Nervine with salicylate of soda, he reports near complete recovery and renewed ability to walk, with a guarantee on the first bottle’s price return.
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