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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1909

Page

7

Perfume of the Lady in Black Sequel Preview

Rouletabille returns in Leroux's tale of mystery and inheritance two years after a courtroom turning point. The story follows engagements, voyages, and secrets linked to Miss Edith Prescott, Arthur Rance, and Old Bob as new clues surface near Mentone and Philadelphia.

Lady In Black Gaston Leroux the Sun Rouletabille Paris Robert Darzac Mile Stangerson Frederic Larsan Darszac Larsan Darzac Ballmeyer Darsacs Beeves Mme. Darzac Arthur Ranca Mme. Darsac Edith Prescott M. Stangerson Mathilde Brignolles M. Darzac Leroux Priancles Eruise Nice Rance Arthur Rance la Louve Bob Mme Edith Roulembille

The Fort of Hercules Continues

In a tense chapter, Mathilde forbids touching a mant, Rouletabille sits unmoving in the court, and Robert Darzac rushes to the shore in pursuit of a mysterious boat. Darzac finds his wife Mathilde isolated, while Rouletabille remains unseen, as the night unfolds in the shadow of the Pointe de Garibaldi.

Rouletabille Gloilette M. Darzac Robert Darzac Pointe de Garibaldi Darzac Mathilde

School of Household Arts Opens at Teachers College Columbia

A new School of Household Arts at Teachers College Columbia University opens this fall costing over a million dollars and serving more than 500 students. The program covers scientific cooking, sewing, hospital laundry work, dyeing, bleaching, and sanitation with a model apartment and practical large quantity work aimed at business readiness. Over 260 pupils enrolled this fall from across the country and courses include dressmaking and millinery with Bachelor in Domestic Arts and Science awarded after two years.

New York Teachers’ College Columbia University Benjamin Andrews School of Household Art

Portland School Children Raise Chickens for Poultry Interest

Portland Oregon November 22. School children form an association under the YMCA and the state college to raise chickens. The program aims to give outdoor after school activity and to boost local egg and poultry production as Northwest supplies lag behind midwest imports.

Fortland Ore Portland State Agricultural College Northwest Middle West

Rottingdean Days in a Poem by John Drinkwater

The poem depicts Rottingdean with sweet days and sea and downs. A speaker recalls a past companion guiding them to wild thyme and shared dreams of poets and fighters who built an empire of joyful hearts. They recall sun, winds, colored waters, and a moment of heaven amid summer air.

John Drinkwater Rottingdean

Stage Notes Link Crosman Play to English Dramatist

Henrietta Crosman will hear the completed manuscript of a play written for her by a leading English dramatist in December. Various actors and plays are profiled, including Ruth St Denia, Lillian Thatcher, Minna Adelman, Charles Klein, Beatrice Craven, Miriam Nesbit, Grace Thorne, Maggie Fielding, the Shuberts acquisition of The Bridal Eye, Walker Whiteside, The Melting Pot and The Chocolate Soldier, The Head of the Firm, Misa Janche Bates, The Fighting Hope, The Golden Widow with Louise Dresser, Mrs Dalton by Kate Jordan, and Havana's Hello People song.

Maurice Campbell Europe

Maid’s Song Of A True Heart Flown To A Blackbird

A maid sings to a blackbird in a yew tree about a true heart that has flown away seeking another heart. The verse expresses a weary, wistful mood as the heart takes wings in wind and sun.

Curious Dinner Conversation About Time

Mrs Gloonip notes her watch has not varied a second in a week. Mr Gloonip quips that the watch varies little. The exchange ends with a punchline that TV broke the man in spring.

Henry Mrs. Gloonip Mr. Gloonip

The Eternal Feminine Most Womanly Woman Is the One

Beatrice Fairfax argues that gentleness and natural feminine charm dominate men. A snowy street scene with two girls highlights how a girl’s soft, courteous behavior can defuse conflict and win respect. The piece stresses that true power comes from feminine qualities rooted from infancy and maintained throughout life.

Sissie

Dared girl marries rival after dare and gift

In Shelbyville Indiana Dollie Bright 23 marries James H. Shultz following a dare by Harry Holland who had courted Bright four years. Holland offers to pay the $2 license fee and prompts the marriage after a clothing store meeting.

Shelbyville Ind Dollie Bright James H. Shultz Harry Holland Miss Bright Mr. Holland Mr. Shultz Holland Shultz

Woman Dynamiter Trial in Denver Sparks Extortion Claims

Mrs Allan Read stands trial in Denver accused of attempting to blow up Mrs Genevieve Phipps with dynamite and of attempted robbery. Phipps testified Read tried to extort 420000 dollars. Read pleads insanity as the case unfolds.

Allan " Read Denver Genevieve Phipps

Long-married St. Louis couple celebrate 67th anniversary

Mrs. Mary Boul and Chrisostomus Boul of St. Clair county mark 67 years of marriage. They are parents of 34 children, seven living, with 50 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren. They advocate raising many children and being good to one another to ensure a long, happy life.

ST. Louis Mary Boul Mrs. Boul Boul St. Clair County Lorraine France Germany America

Alma and Oscar discuss married life and home pleasures

Alma insists Oscar will stay home after marriage while Til will sing and play piano for him. Oscar agrees, saying he never cared much for pleasure anyway.

Alma Oscar

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