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Newspaper
The Indianapolis Journal
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1901
Page
5
The Lady's Magazine suspends an installment of Hall Caine's The Eternal City and sues Caine for £1,000, claiming the omitted piece is too immoral though the author argues it embodies morality. Readers seek the unexpurgated edition while publishers cite discontinuity of the tale.
A string of quoted aphorisms and musings on love, work, happiness, art, the mind, discipline, and a Confederate money anecdote. The excerpts come from varied voices including Wisdom of the Wise, Understudies, Four-Leaved Clover, The Meloon Farm, Love in a Cloud, Love Letters of the King, Sweetheart Manette, Dwellers in the Hills, Robert Orange, and a dialect note about a horse and Confederate money.
A Lexington Virginia home once owned by General Stonewall Jackson is being considered for purchase by the Daughters of the Confederacy to convert into a Jackson Memorial Hospital. The story highlights philanthropy and historic preservation efforts across several regions.
A solemn tribute extols the deceased for life and martyrdom, claiming 70,000 supporters grateful for his sacrifices and the nation’s prosperity and happiness under his enduring legacy.
A collage of humorous quips from various papers including The Chicago Tribune and Ottumwa Democrat. It riffs on fear, unshakable bedrock, eggs, gender jokes, a tally of oddities and a dated wit from Punch style commentary.
A long list of Irvington clubs meetings and social events fills the page. Members attend luncheons, receptions, and picnics with details on hosts, locations, and participating families. Readers note upcoming dances, open meetings, and honors at local institutions.
Five colleges Butler Purdue Hanover I U and De Pauw will field players in both doubles and singles. De Pauw doubles Ellis Ellis singles Earl Ellis, L I U doubles Rucker Harrison singles Harrison, Hanover doubles Jones Doyle singles Jones, Purdue doubles Thomas Black singles Black, Butler doubles C McGaughey O Butler singles McGaughey. Hanover holds state titles in singles and doubles. The event promises a tougher contest with many courts active for a lively, handsome showcase.
A Times-Democrat reader recalls debates over using models in illustration. He cites Gustave Doré and a New York incident where a missing elderly model delayed a serial, and notes many top artists draw in color to reclaim originals for higher dealer prices.
The Harvard Lampoon marks its twenty fifth anniversary as the oldest college humor paper in America. The piece praises college humor journals like Princeton Tiger Yale Record and Cornell Widow for their spontaneity and lasting influence. Platinum photographs are touted from Ponder's Gallery 229 Massachusetts Avenue for modern portraits.
A compact, fragmented rail and accommodation notice references Cleveland, Union City, New York and Boston areas, listing services like Knickerbocker and Benton Harbor express. It mentions St. Louis various services including Southwestern and Limited, Terre Haute and Mattoon routes, and Warsaw and other regional accommodations. The text appears as a garbled OCR fragment of timetable style summaries with multiple city names and service labels.
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