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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1909
Page
7
The dialogue centers on a confession scene between detective Coquenil and the baron De Heidermann Bruck. Coquenil labels the baron a great criminal and explains how Martinez and others were used as pawns. The exchange reveals motives, methods, and the sad certainty of pursuit, ending with a promise of continued conflict.
The author cites Mrs Wiggs of the cabbage patch to urge optimism. Life dullness comes from choosing to focus on misery rather than small joys and effort, especially for busy hardworking people and families.
Dorothy Dix recounts a Chicago matrimonial agent’s suit to recover 10000 for promoting a marriage between Mrs Stetson and Count Santa Falalla. The columnist laments American women’s pursuit of titled foreign husbands and mocks the “My Lady” allure while arguing such unions ruin happiness.
Margaret Islington, wife of Daniel Frohman, has begun divorce proceedings after residence in Reno New Mexico. She alleges two years of separation and lack of support, asks no alimony or name restoration, and rumor links her to Edward Bowes of San Francisco. Frohman comments wishing her happiness.
Poem celebrates autumn in September with Traveller's Joy on hedges and fields. It invites readers to walk the country road, cast off cares, hear the robin, and feel the world reborn as autumn turns gold. The piece urges enjoying outdoor fireside joys and the open world now enriched by seasonal beauty.
In a gray New Hampshire church a yokel weds Emeline and hands her a ring. She mockingly rejects it calling it a loop of brass. He Then commits suicide by hanging after her scorn. The bride retreats to a convent and repeats the taunt.
Essay by Ella Wheeler Wilcox discussing suffrage and gender roles. Notes a prize poem by Louis Black, argues woman’s ballot is a step upward toward a developed character, rejects the notion of strict equality, and praises expansion of rights while affirming distinct feminine qualities. Mention of Chicago suffrage groups and public debate.
A tall man and his wife in a middle class hotel lobby ask a clerk about Brooklyn travel times and local attractions. He jokes about breaking away after ten years of marriage and plans to paint the town red with a latchkey for late nights. Masson notes the scene from Lippincott's.
The passage extols Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for women’s diseases avoiding examinations and local treatments. It claims broad endorsements, non alcohol content, full ingredient disclosure, and calls for pamphlets and a free medical adviser. It ends by promoting Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets for stomach liver and bowels.
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