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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1908
Page
8
A voiced warning against excessive gaming and card parties by women and men in society. It urges purposeful living, deterring prize chasing and nightlife, and suggests husbands organize wholesome companionship while encouraging women to engage in work or art. It argues against idle luxury and stresses responsibility, moral decay, and humane entertainment.
A collection of aphorisms on politics and human nature. The speaker mocks bought men, shady reputations, and the dangers of assuming others see you as you see yourself. It cautions about tips on races and the risk of ingrown grudges in friendships.
The Spinster Lady counsels Marian to stop nagging and blaming Jim for modest living. Marian laments chores and insecurities, but Beatrice Fairfax warns she is spoiled and urges a kinder view of home life. A candid talk with her aunt may soften her stance and restore happiness.
Marius a handsome young man of middle height with black hair and a calm air, notices a strange pair at a secluded Luxembourg promenade. An old officer, pale and fatigued, sits with a thin, plain girl who seems his ward. The couple exchange little. passersby nickname them M Leblanc and Mlle Lanoire. (To be continued.)
Oyster Frank announces Labor Day sale featuring the finest fresh oysters in the city at 113 North Alabama Street opposite the courthouse.
A brief dialogue recalls a quarrel at the foot of the close last week. Tommy explains that Johnny Smith was sick at home, insisting the fault was not his.
Mrs. Hattie Miller of Longmont Colorado refuses an eight thousand dollar inducement to divorce her husband and avoid remarriage. The column uses the tale to argue money holds little sway over true commitment, noting the husband’s stinginess and the wife’s contented life in a wooden house. It ends with a digression on seasonal bargains and worth.
A doubtful day yields mixed fortunes for a child born on this day across years. Quarreling and changes may affect business though new allies provide support. Female children face risky prospects in marriage and happiness. Employed individuals may prosper, with caution advised in domestic life and love matters.
The piece contrasts bachelor life with marriage, noting the flaws of some men in love and the impact of a woman's constancy. It lampoons flirtation and argues that a woman's fidelity shapes a man's view of her value versus rivals, while offering sharp social observations.
Dorothy Dix writes a fatigued suburban narrator recounting a chaotic summer. She travels from seashore to mountains with children in distress and numerous mishaps. Despite sunburns, fevers, illnesses, and hotel fuss, she ends convinced rest will heal her once recuperation begins.
A satirical guide warns against overstepping roles in patient care. It mocks officious nurses who demand control, insist on expensive meals, and ignore patient needs. The piece critiques pretentious authority and urges restraint and proper duties.
In a humorous Illustrated Bits vignette, Mr Cadd asks to see the burglar arrested for breaking into his house last night. The inspector hesitates, then questions the intent, as Mr Cadd reveals he wants to know how the intruder entered without waking his wife.
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