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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1903
Page
4
An essay argues that shifting perspective away from self allows relief from despair. By imagining others as witnesses, individuals see that the world does not revolve around their troubles. With common sense and support, one can straighten life and ease inner distress.
A harsh editorial calls on Indianapolis citizens to rebuke slander during the campaign, praising truth over lies and criticizing national and local figures. It laments poor streetcar service on Central Avenue, urges better transit, and notes political jabs and local newspaper behavior amid ongoing political chatter.
Detective Lancaster with the assistant chief of police arrested Bert Harris of Allegheny, Pa., and Cartta Bona of the former town, put it Irvington, Monday night. Harris and the girl ran away together some weeks ago, he deserting his wife and two children. The girl is 17 and Harris is several years her senior. They will be returned to Pennsylvania.
President Samuel Gompers and James Duncan, vice president of the American Federation of Labor, arrived in New York on Monday night to work on resolving the troubles affecting the building trades sector. The visit signals a push for a constructive settlement amid ongoing tension.
Neighbors recall a troublesome younger boy who drags behind his peers, hindering games and provoking scolding at home. A tapestry of dated snippets follows, including jokes about villains, social commentary, and a brief note on Eliza and Uncle Tom's Cabin, ending with Edward Singer.
Jack Raymond of Toledo slipped while spinning a spiked hoop on stage and cut his left leg above the knee. Dr Jeffries of the city hospital sealed the wound, and Raymond continued his act despite the injury.
London officials say there is no confirmation that Japanese troops acted at Ma-San-Pho Korea. The British foreign office and a Paris dispatch both discredit the report, stating there is no credence to it.
Mrs Charles A Garrard returns from Chicago while Mr and Mrs William Cook and daughter Marion depart for permanent residence in Pasadena California. Agnes Coor returns home and in Memphis Ruth and Mig Fidith Wilson, guests of Mrs Frank P Weadon, plan a week’s return from New York after a European visit. Mrs Benjamin Hetherington entertained at Morton Place in honor of guests Mrs Wendell Heth of Belding and Mat Cooper of Greenfield.
An editorial piece advises simple home remedies for hair care emphasizing fresh beaten eggs as key ingredients. It warns against stale eggs and outlines thorough rinsing, scalp cleansing, and regular combing to maintain healthy hair and scalp, noting sun and air exposure as beneficial.
On Muriel Arden's wedding day Vernon Roy approaches the bridal room and, torn by guilt, prepares to reveal a truth before Ned Morton's arrival to take Muriel to the church. Muriel remains calm as the moment of revelation looms amid wedding day tension.
Muriel and Ned Morton confront a doomed elopement as a door opens and a man enters. Muriel urges bravery and farewell while Ned hurries up the stairs to claim his bride, insisting they must go down and face fate.
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