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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1903
Page
6
A Baltimore American passage exhorts Strother to turn from past errors toward the future. It contrasts regret with optimism, urging the reader to face forward to avoid shadowed doubt and to hold a hopeful outlook as blessings expected may reappear.
Rev. Lyman Abbott argues the negro question is national, not sectional, blaming north south actions and urging education before suffrage. He warns against force or holier-than-thou sermons and laments material excess as nations seek dignity and wiser national life.
Dr Andrew Wilson reviews Dr George Weith's Plea for a Simpler Life, arguing modern society worships wealth and indulgence, with plain thinking neglected. He laments luxury, expenses, and celebrations through dinners, noting an age of declining faith and culinary excess.
Grace Noble argues that a wife's artistic career often falters after marriage as husbands suppress or ignore her music. She cites anecdotes of women who sacrificed ambitions, choosing partners who support or hinder talent. The piece urges choosing supportive spouses to sustain artistic work.
P M Arthur grand chief engineer of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers died at a banquet closing their annual convention in Winnipeg Manitoba He rose to respond to a toast and collapsed Then a Scots born American lifelong railroad man Arthur helped shape the union and led with a cautious approach opposing strikes The Brotherhood honored his leadership and moral motto sobriety thrift and morality guided its course
The War Department enforces new rules requiring officers to study for advancement, ending “influence” as a factor. Fort Leavenworth officers faced court martial for neglecting studies, proving these schools are not play places and that reforms aim to maintain military discipline and good order.
In a comic bartering of affection, Major Joseph Stone seeks Ellen Pickering’s favor through her mother. The mother pushes a match with a younger, trifling suitor while urging the major to prove true heroism in confessing love. Ellen dispenses sharp wit as the scene unfolds in the music room.
Life Timeline of Leo XIII from birth in 1810 at Carpineto to his death and papal milestones. Notable dates include ordination, nuncio service, archbishopric, cardinal creation, papacy beginning 1878, encyclicals on socialism liberalism and unity with Italy, jubilees, and consistory events through 1900.
A staged exchange ends with a heartful confession as a mayor reflects on love. A jealous pursuit and family joke also surface, revealing comic missteps and romantic entanglements in a manuscript clipping from the Manapolis Sun.
The piece recounts Micaela de los Angeles, believed daughter of Philip II, brought to Mexico and immured in the royal convent of Jesus Maria. She lived secluded yet surrounded by royal luxuries, with a rumored lover and a life torn from family. It reads like legendary history of royal descent and confinement.
In early colonial Mexico the royal convent faced an unknown attack under darkness. The assault was repelled with doors barred while guards held fast. Rumors spread of a maniacal laughter and muffled cries until the nun Micaela de los Angeles, daughter of Philip II, died and others hoped she joined her lover in heaven.
The Detroit Free Press notes many royal doubles across Europe. A beggar in Whitechapel resembles King Edward II. photographers in Europe sell czar likenesses. Bertolani of Salerno, a King Humbert double, earned salutes from soldiers. Wirschfeld, a Kaiser twin, fears recognition. Bernede of Lyons mirrors King Oscar of Sweden.
Mrs Starvem asks for opinion on the new boarder. Star board comments oscillate between politeness and sarcasm. He questions passing the cream, eliciting amusement and curiosity among residents.
A Cincinnati Commercial Tribune quip notes how a servant quickly takes control of a household once hired. It contrasts mail delays with the idea that those waiting for letters from others should receive at least a letter or two themselves.
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