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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1909
Page
8
Advice on distinguishing infatuation from real love, noting midsummer madness is strongest at moonlight and on beaches. Encourages patience, sober judgment, and seeing a partner as a daily companion, not just a moment of romance in canoeing or moonlit walks.
An old advertisement promotes a fat loss remedy claiming to restore youthful energy and reduce weight without exercise or diet. It describes a pleasant mixture of Marmola, peppermint water, and fluid extract as a nightly and postmeal dose. The claim asserts 12 to 14 ounces of fat loss per day.
A voice urges women to resist charms of athletic, handsome suitors during midsummer. Emphasizing that true worth lies in a kind heart and intelligent mind, it notes powerful men often have little time for courting. Warns against impulsive marriages driven by momentary glamour.
Rouletabille outlines a strict night defense for Rochers Rouges. He assigns guards, screens the inner court, and orders weapons distributed among trustworthy staff. Arthur Rance, Darzac, and others prepare to confront Larsan and secure Mme. Darzac as the plan hinges on a temporary barricade tonight.
The Rev. Clarence Godfrey tried to telepathically project a phantasm of himself to a city woman after retirement. He slept, four hours later she awoke unsettled, and on returning downstairs found his apparition on the staircase for several seconds before he vanished.
Members of the Q club entertained with a Thanksgiving dinner and dance at Miss Edelle Joyce's home. Attendees included Cecil Malcolm, Helen Malcolm, Gladys Higgins, Harriett Noel, Edyth Dennis, Edma Cruickshanks, Don Mareadom, Prof. Leonel Kenigel of Chicago, Dr. Elbert Sommers, Fred Demeree of Celina Ohio, and Albert Von Behren, Harold Stackhaus, Jack Banar of Indianapolis.
Mrs Emeline Wood Jordan aged 74 died at her daughter Mrs W C Moore's home at 2602 Central Avenue Thurssay after a week of illness. Funeral services will be conducted by Emerson Chaille, reader of the Second Church of Christ Scientist, at the Moore residence Friday at 3 p m.
Alba–Mrs. Mary Watsons of Alba testifies she was born in Tennessee and has used Cardus since 1881. She says it is a mild vegetable tonic without after effects, useful year after year for general health. Her daughter-in-law also uses it and neighbors agree. She urges trial and provides mail instructions for women’s home treatment guidance.
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