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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1901

Page

7

Enderby Household Tensions in a sultry July

In Stowford on Sea, Doctor Enderby weighs debts of care and control at home. The mistress Dolly, a lively nursemaid to Dolly, and Evelyn the governess stir strain as Enderby scrambles to balance medical duty, duty to his patient, and a wife pressed by society. Captain, Isaac, Susan and others orbit, while Enderby contemplates relaunching Dolly’s schooling with a goveress amid heat and nerves.

Tim Delly Susan Enderby Evelyn Littlehampton Dolly Kynee Isaac Frank Enderby Stowford-on-Sea Metropolitan London Mrs. Swish Nina Young Penney Sinclair Evie Mery Enderby Frank Sang-Froid West Indian Islands Mrs. Enderby England Mademoiselle Dupuis Mademoiselle Army Lst Miss Wells Evelyn Enderby Jose Dupuis Jose Mademoise Elle Nowise Hazelby Manor Terra’ Firma W. 15Th Street New York City

Governess Joins Enderby Household In Turbulent Fire Rescue

In a Stowford on Sea household, Mademoiselle Dupuis arrives to tutor Dolly and stirs tensions with Evelyn Enderby. A dramatic blaze traps the mad captain and keeper Isaac. Dupuis consoles, calms, and saves the day as the captain jumps to safety, transforming a perilous night into a curious, hopeful ending.

Out Of The Ordinary World History Snippets

A collection of curious notes on ancient London walls early highway systems and world population shifts. It covers Roman structures, hemp in the Philippines, U S density in the District of Columbia, a lone U S sword maker, urban growth, Salvation Army in Madras, and global economic contrasts. It also mentions waxes of China and Venice banks, Richmond ward names, early rail ideas, London County Council housing plans, and frozen-ground military transport limits.

London Philippine Islands United States District of Columbia Massachusetts Salvation Army Madras Mexican Congress China Kentucky Vermont Tennessee Maine Texas West Virginia Ohio California Boston Bank of Venice Europe Republic Revolutionary Army of France Richmond Clay Monroe Madison Jefferson Marshall Jackson Robert Morris America Spain Japan Richard Trevithick England Robert Stephenson County Council of London Bourbon Austria

The Beauty We Seek Beyond Common Pleasures

Fragmentary reminiscence from Ripley D. Baunders in the St. Louis Republic on how everyday life masks deeper longing. The speaker laments craving elusive beauty, noting pleas, visions, and yearning as souls seek what feels near yet remains unattainable.

Ripley D. Baunders Louis Republic

Brutum fulmen and the comet behind Christian Science

A letter to the Indianapolis Journal explains brutum fulmen as a thunderbolt that hits nothing. It parallels the Pope edict on a blazing comet with modern glee at legislating against Christian Science. The piece contrasts doctors and preachers, notes a Chicago General Conference visit, and ends with a cautious take on Governor Durbin.

Indianapolis Journal Caesar Cassius Indianapolis Christian Science Chicago Christian Science Temple Durbin U. S

Head of the Church and King Edward VII in Boston Adverts

The article discusses the royal abjuration of the Roman Catholic faith required by new British monarchs, its historical origins in the 1688 Glorious Revolution, and how the oath reflects church state bonds. It notes the ceremony’s perceived intolerance by British standards and contrasts it with American views on religious equality.

Boston Atlantic United Kingdom Wiam Prince of Orange Mary England James II House of Stuart Archbishop Crammer Jord James

Inflexible Justice

Chicago Record relates a streetwise portrait of Jippst as a man who spares no mercy. A witty anecdote frames him as blunt and exacting, willing to demand compensation even for a borrowed meal. The brief sketch hints at a stern, calculating character.

Chicago

Ice cream sandwich invention teased by musee shop

Odd snippet notes ice cream sandwiches will please you. Mentions a Massachusetts venue or project called In Museechusetts, suggesting a local display or product teaser with unclear details.

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