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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1908
Page
7
Beatrice Fairfax advises a 22 year old woman to monitor his visits with a married man now seeking a divorce and consider the risk of heartbreak if feelings grow. She urges caution and to avoid frequent meetings to prevent unhappiness. The column also covers a kissing game dispute at a house gathering and guidance on courteous refusal.
Analysis of chivalry and friendship among men and women. The piece critiques men’s choice of friends, noting bias toward pleasant but not deeply fine women, while highlighting patience and social etiquette in male behavior. It reflects Harper's Bazar style and 19th to early 20th century views.
A dialogue fragment shows two speakers, He and Amelia, marveling at the crater's power and heat. Amelia recalls telling their mother to fix the furnace before they return, referenced in Brooklyn Life.
In a tense scene from a Victor Hugo adaptation, Thenardier contemplates killing the prisoner but finds a paper written by Eponine’s handwriting. Marius seizes the chance, using a plaster-wrapped note to signal a planned escape, while Javert unexpectedly arrives with a hat and a plan. The gang prepares a rope ladder and darts toward freedom as police close in.
Javert posts his men at night along Rue de la barriere des Gobelins and ambushes near No 50 52. He nails Azelma but Eponine is missing, grows impatient, and plans to force entry with Marius latch-key as the hackneyed couch returns. To be continued.
Forecast for a child born on this day predicts activity perseverance and rising life. For a female, marriage may be unlucky. A successful birthday year with business growth is warned against quarrel and indulgence. Employment prospects improve though letters from young people may annoy.
In an asylum grounds scene a laborer ignores a doctor's instruction to heed patients remarks. After the governor challenges him, the worker remains focused, asks the doctor who he is, and replies with sympathy before continuing his task.
Dialogue shows two scholars reacting to a schoolhouse electrician installing an electric switch. The exchange ends with the first scholar threatening to quit if the work involves electrified discipline.
A collage of short humorous quotes from Chicago Record Herald Catholic Standard and Times and Baltimore American. Snappy lines reveal playful chats about books engagements and gifts with light irony.
Praise for the Indiana-Boston School of Expression and Dramatic Art run by Harriet Augusta Prunk at 716 W. New York St. The article lauds speaking and writing as dominant human gifts and notes Prunk’s long career and widespread influence among graduates in the United States and abroad.
A reflection on envy and temperament contrasts between two women. One is bitter and unfulfilled due to inherited expectations, while the other remains content and generous despite hardship. The piece argues happiness comes from inner disposition, not external circumstances.
A historical overview notes Grover Cleveland’s Bible reading habit and frequent biblical quotations in political life. It cites Cannon and Sherman in Chicago, Bryan, Garfield, Webster, Calhoun, Benton, and Webster’s famed Hayne reply, plus Garfield’s Wall Street speech after Lincoln’s assassination.
A Ballinagh butcher famed for tough meat sells a cut for hinges. A countryman asks if it is for frying or boiling, but the man says no it is to make hinges for the stable door. The anecdote appears in Tit-Bits.
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