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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1908
Page
8
Beatrice Fairfax voices a cautionary tale on pursuit in romance. A hotel scene features a girl chasing a departing suitor, prompting Fairfax to argue that changing one’s mind in love undermines pride, dignity, and mutual respect. The piece urges self-respect, modest charm, and letting courtship unfold naturally.
General advice warns to sell until 1 p for favors and work, with sickness and disappointment threatening the family. The forecast urges steady business attention and avoiding risky money ventures, noting those employed will be fortunate. A child born today should stay in others' employ, or venture may fail, with a widow’s life for a female.
Marius trembles as Thenardier reveals himself to M. Leblanc and defies him with boasts of Waterloo valor and his past, while Marius weighs betraying justice against sparing the brigand. Thenardier lashes out, outlining debts, threats, and past crimes, as Marius debates duty, gratitude, and lethal choice.
A long tribute extols the Parthenon at Athens as the finest building on earth. It notes its ancient completion in 1438 B C, grand dimensions, Pentelic marble, cost, and legendary frieze. It recounts history from Phidias to Lord Elgin, Turkish rule, and the 1687 siege damage, praising builders for their art and devotion over 24 centuries.
An essay contrasts child guidance with evolving female independence, arguing men should lead yet respect women’s insights. It praises ancient Athens for intellect and warns modern husbands to plan decisively, balancing consideration with firm direction to sustain happiness in marriage and family life.
The Kentebec Journal reports Houston Maine hosts the country’s second largest grange with 951 members. Its cooperative store spans 13 000 square feet, earned 115 000 last year and eyes 150 000 this year. Established ten years ago with 140 000 in borrowed capital, its manager draws 1000 salary and hires staff. A grist mill blacksmith shop and starch factory serve patrons. An affiliated fire insurance company covers 3 000 000 in risks.
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