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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1902

Page

19

Little Saint Sunshine and the Texas Ranger’s Hidden Love

Dolly Donovan grows from a Texas ranch girl into a sturdy young woman under Micky’s guidance and animal friends. A forbidden affection blossoms as Dolly learns horsemanship and life on the plains, culminating in a confession that Micky loves her as more than a sister.

Rhine Saint Sunshine Bridget Fountain of Life Dolly Kathleen Donyan Micky Mike Little Saint Sunshine

I tell you my secret Dolly you will be a lover not a brother

The speaker confesses a lifelong love to Dolly, fearing she may see him as a brother. Dolly, shocked and reluctant, pleads she is too young while he insists he will always love her. They ride home slowly as the scene closes with a cliffhanger mark next Sunday.

Micky Saint Sunshine Donovan Dolly Sunshine Mike Bridget Old Donovan Micky Donovan

Art of Wood Engraving How half tone misses finer qualities

A Lenox Library New York exhibit revisits American wood engraving from 18th to 19th century masters like Anderson Bowen Hall Adams Avery Anthony Marsh and Linton. It contrasts older line driven methods with later tonal approaches, praises Timothy Cole and Henry Wolf, and laments cheaper reproduction methods that dull vibrancy and depth, noting the ongoing value of photogravure and wood engraving to preserve personal feeling.

Charles H. Caffin Lenox Library New York Alexander Anderson Bewick Abel Bowen J. H. Hall J. A. Adams P. Avery A. W Anthony Henry Marsh W. J. Linton America Cnravers Hamerton Graphic Arts King F. 8 Church Henry Wolf Cecilia Beaux Elbridge Kingsley Forest of Fontainebleau Corot Ryder Timothy Cole The Harpers Society of American Wood Engravers William H. Laffan Scribners Philip G. Hamerton J. B. Carrington Cole Mr. Wolf

Enigmatic Knots of Odd and Ingenious Kind Featured

Sphinx lore from the Leisure Hour presents a collection of peculiar knot puzzles. Address inquiries to E. R. Chadbourn of Lewiston Maine for department correspondence.

Ation E. R. Chadbourn Lewiston Maine

Christmas Midnight and a Village Spelling Tale

A fragmentary miscellany blends Christmas verse with a school visit anecdote. It recalls a midnight Christmas hymn, a Herodian massacre image, and a London pupil spelling mischief that sparks an extended list of literary and historical names, followed by brief verse on initiative and a brimming, tumbledown scene featuring a bustling Bridget.

London Secarcely Howere Ans Ler Robert L. Stevenson Aux Vey Charles Dickens Iod

Puzzle Verse: Half of Nine Plus Sixty Riddle

A cryptic riddle asks to sum half of 9 plus 60, half of 5, one een of 6, then 500, one fourth of 100, and 5d. The result is stated as one total, and only one, inviting careful interpretation of the numerical wordplay and phrasing.

Prize Knots and lists of prize winners and readers

A list of prize solutions and winners appears, naming Mrs. Thomas Flaherty of Indianapolis and numerous others who contributed or solved previous prizes. The notice references a boycott in Pennsylvania as felony and includes a miscellaneous jumble of cryptic entries and a church anecdote about a slip during a midnight service.

Thomas Flaherty East Washington Street Indianapolis Josephine K. Thomas M. F. Arnold Helen Nicholson R. E. Larrabee Emily C. Knox W. B. Judge Mrs. J.S. Aydelott O. C. Atkins Emma C. Humphreys W. H. Bliss Jessie N. Beard Ray Curtis Cora Rigby G. J. Rowe Joe R. Ong Eli Flint Paul Gable O. W. Walters J. Frank Monk T. T. Lemont Anna Hornaday F. H. Joyce Ethel Hughes A. L. Winn A. G. South T. A. Barrett C. P. Crafts

Mysticalia Review Fragment: Poetic Lines and Allusions

A fragmented OCR excerpt features archaic lines and allusions as if part of a larger mystical verse. It mentions panthers, a journey through a lane, a courtier and Canute, and a speaker seeking a vision of home and earth. The passage reads like a collage of classical motifs.

Puzzling clues hint at word pairs and engravers showpiece

R H T presents five clues pairing words with related meanings. The passage imagines an engravers band, praising their artistry and suggesting a publisher could issue a series of engravings. It notes the audience for fine prints grows and the current exhibition offers a chance to renew appreciation.

Dividing the Danger in Airship Talk in Cleveland

In the Cleveland Plain Dealer a scene unfolds with a little man and a large man discussing Lebaudy brothers and their airship. The tiny narrator explains a cloud-shifter craft carrying four passengers and ballast, claiming that distributing the shock of a fall among four people would reduce danger. The idea grows to eight passengers as safer, a claim the speaker concedes with a promise to return.

Cleveland Plain Dealer Paris

The Toys of Old Time and a Philadelphia Moment

A fragmentary item contrasts onetime toys with mythic figures, recalling tin soldiers and Noah’s Ark as relics of childhood. It shifts to a Philadelphia Record note about a clergyman and a stray familiar phrase resurging in conversation amid anxieties.

Philadelphia Esseas

Lynch Law in Russia Drives Brutal Horse Thief Justice

An article from the London Mail reports a violent episode in Lapateheenen Russia where villagers, angered by rampant horse theft, attacked thieves with cudgels. Five attackers were killed, three defenders died, and dozens were wounded, illustrating a harsh cycle of vigilante punishment and brutal measures amid widespread theft.

Lapateheenen Kieff Russia Lapatehevo

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