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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1909
Page
7
Coquenil tears his shirt into strips to jam between logs for a barricade as smoke fills their tomb like chamber. He pleads with Alice and requests cloth while promising to fight the fire and leave light to God. A brief pause follows as the glow from beyond fades.
An ad claims Parisian Sage cures dandruff and stops hair loss within two weeks with a money back guarantee. The copy highlights grooming benefits and catalogues testimonials. The passage shifts to a suspenseful scene with a fire and a blower mechanism in a locked room, as characters discuss ventilation and danger.
An advertisement extols Botanic Blood Balm as a universal catarrh cure claiming it cleanses the blood and relieves symptoms from ear nose and throat infections. It promises quick, permanent results and offers a free sample, with large bottle pricing and druggist availability. The second portion shifts to a fire scene where two characters improvise a barricade to survive a blaze, detailing their actions and peril as they endure smoke and heat.
In a lively plea from Walter S. Trumbull published in Lippincott's, readers urge Rudyard Kipling to send more verses. They praise his prior rhymes and lament the long silence while poets wait and crave new Mandalay style work.
Mrs Frances Work Burke Roche Batonyi secures an interlocutory divorce from Aurel Batonyi, once a riding master and whip. In the New York Supreme Court he proclaims the ruling a sensation while denying misconduct with women and recounts a 1907 coercive offer to live abroad. He faces a pending separation suit and actions for alienation of affection and property conversion.
Claude Gillingwater backs short plays as fast one acters captivate audiences at Grand Opera House. Bert Williams headlines Park Theater with Mr Lode of Koal. Forepaugh pits Notre Dame at Majestic and Moulin Rouge burlesque dazzles at Empirée Theater with vivid costumes and chorus.
A seedy man asked for aid in a Trenton shop, claiming sickness and unemployment. A friend in the store directed the clerk to give him a dollar from the till, insisting the boss’s orders be followed, despite the merchant’s protest. The tale ends with the prank carried out to remove the caller.
A playful verse traces Mary shifting affections from a lamb to a teddy bear then to a cheerful Billy Possum and finally to a potential Bryan mule. The light verse notes changing favorites and curiosity about future favorites.
A poetic tribute describing the flower as a vesper glow and herald of winter. It frames the chrysanthemum as a symbol that carries a promise of spring to the faithful, with a note citing Clifford Howard in Lippincott's.
Mrs. Willie Garden of Midland Texas endorses Cardui the woman’s tonic, claiming it eased pain after five pregnancies. She urges sick women to try the medicine, touts its century‑long proven curative value, and notes its European ingredients and unique tonic effect. The Chattanooga Medicine Co offers instructions and a home treatment booklet.
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