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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1903
Page
6
A column discusses how a wife can influence her husband with tact and smiles rather than strife. It argues that passive, deferential leadership behind the throne keeps harmony and that vanity should yield to diplomacy. The piece contrasts harsh nagging with subtle guidance and highlights the value of a wife’s privileges through gracious conduct.
Practical advice on making a boy's room attractive and durable. Emphasizes a cheerful floor with ingrain carpet, strong affordable furniture, durable sofa coverings, and colorful cushions. Recommends light curtains and well placed lighting, with safe desk lamps or wall brackets for study needs.
The piece notes Mildred Howells, daughter of William Dean Howells, gaining recognition in art after an early literary entry. It mentions her engagement to Professor Fairchild of the Smithsonian and her image appearing in a portrait illustration. It also comments on spring hat styles and a statistic about cotton usage in British mills.
A lyric praising the beauty of the world and the beloved presence. It reflects on daily change, stars, land, sea, birds, winds, and the warmth of intimate affection. The speaker cherishes recognizing eyes, voice, touch, and shared work, recalling past ecstasy and love.
Harry Hatch a popular prankster and best man at many weddings befriends Stephen Hatch and Dorothy Carr. A joke to obtain a marriage license backfires as papers publish the license, straining Dorothy and Stephen. Dorothy defends Harry while her father approves the marriage, calling it the swellest wedding in town.
D. B. Shaw describes a small harrow pul verizer built from 2x4 scantling and 2x3 crosspieces. It folds behind a plow to pulverize each furrow, with adjustable teeth and a 40 inch handle width for use in various plowing setups. The article also covers crop rotation benefits and general farm notes on pasture, cows, hens, and soil amendments.
A humorous Atlanta Constitution item quotes Hrother Dickey urging a repentant flock member toward heaven by promising milk and honey, while a Philadelphia man earns a living waking people at fixed hours, rousing business.
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