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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1909

Page

7

The Perfume of the Lady in Black synopsis tease

In Leroux’s sequel Rouletabille probes mystery and identity two years after Mile. Stangerson’s wedding. Larsan, Darzac’s accuser, is linked to past crimes as Rouletabille and Mathilde confront whispers at the Glandier and in the Fort Hercules setup. The tale intertwines deceit, romance, and a hunt for truth across Paris and the coast.

The Sun Rouletabille Paris Robert Jeac Mile Stangerson Frederic Larsan Darzac Lavean Darnac Larsan Ballacer Gaston Leroux Darzacs Mme Arthur Rance Mme. Darzac Edith Prescott M. Stangerson Mathilde Rouletaulle Brignolles

Dramatic Fort of Hercules Siege Unfolds In ChTeau Drama

The scene centers on Edith and Mathilde as Rouletabille moves the plot toward a siege like moment at the fortress chateau. Characters Darzac Stangerson Rance and Pere Jacques react as iron doors close and a village trip is banned. The unfolding mystery tightens.

Mathilde Ronetabille M. Darzac Mme Edith M. Stangerson Arthur Rance Rouletbille Rouletabfille

Muskegon Man Praises Casca Royal Pills Advertisement

A Muskegon reader from Michigan endorses Blackburn's Casca Royal Pills, claiming relief for chronic constipation and renewed vitality after giving them to an elderly friend. The ad urges writes for a free trial package and notes 10c and 25c package prices through druggists.

Robert Dunlop Muskegon Michigan Blackburn Blackburn Products Co Dayton Ohio

LOCAL SIDE OF CY LIFE LOCAL SIDE OF CY LIFE

Oak Park residents host and visit friends in New Castle Detroit and Culver feature Thanksgiving plans and a church wedding at St Patrick's with Bishop O'Donohue. Attendees include London Indiana Shelbyville Fairmont and Louisville residents with a bridge party at N Meridian street following festivities.

Mary Dearmin R. G. Dearmin Edward Voltz St. Patrick’s Church O’donohue Churchman Avenue William Fansler Hattie London Ind Elizabeth Worland Shelbyville C. C. Lyons Hazel and Gladys Lyons Fairmont

Funeral for Henry Klausmann Sr. Held at Home

The funeral for Henry Klausmann, Sr. aged years, who died Tuesday at his home 615 EB St Clair street, will be held at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon at the residence. He was the father of H W Klausmann chairman of the Republican city committee. Mrs Klausmann was a wood worker and a member of the German House chorus and the Liederkranz. He is survived by a widow, one son and a daughter.

Henry Klausmann EB. St. Clair Street Klausmann H. W. Klausmann Republican City Committee

Cardui Women’s Tonic Endorsed by Rosa Shackleford

In Henrietta Texas Mrs. Rosa Shackleford calls Cardui a good medicine and recommends it to neighbors. The ad extols Cardus as a half century old herbal tonic strengthening worn nerves and womanly organs, easing overwork and fatigue.

Mrs. Shackleford Cardus

Henry's Traction Receiver Reports October 1909 Finances

Charles L. Henry as receiver for the Indianapolis & Cincinnati traction company filed in Marion Superior Court a report for October 1909. It shows total receipts from all sources of 336,280.69 dollars, total expenditures 322,187.17 dollars, gross operating receipts 336,280.69, operating expenses 22,606.51, and net earnings after expenses 1.62.0.

Charles L. Henry Indianapolis & Cincinnati Traction Company Marion Carter

Look Pretty Every Day in the Week

Beatrice Fairfax advises women to improve everyday dress rather than saving their best for Sundays. She argues that home is where appearance matters most, notes that color and fit matter more than fabric, critiques face veils, and urges consistency in grooming all week.

Do Not Seek Trouble Obstacle Mindset and Success

Orison Swett Marden argues in Success Magazine that focusing on difficulties defeats progress. Confidence and persistence transform obstacles into stepping stones, as exemplified by Napoleon, while those who magnify barriers rarely achieve greatness.

Orison Swett Marden Success Magazine Napoleon Italy

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