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Witty exchanges about fashion and manners appear in a compact humor set. Remarks on Bromley’s wealth push button chasers, wives, ministers, and travel skewered with light satire.
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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1903
Page
7
Public School Reform and Women in the Workforce
William De Wit outlines Bowdoin College inspired education aims emphasizing health, practical reading, utility arithmetic, observation based geography, and history through biography. He argues for merit based promotion and capable teachers, praising public high schools and predicting higher wages for women as they enter outdoor work and improve business conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William de Wit
Hyde
Bowdoin College
National
Lfe
America
Sees peril to labor Bishop Potter warns of labor strain
The essay by Bishop Henry C. Potter argues most hardships come from self made conditions in America. He contends labor organizations have alienated sympathy and stresses that communities consist of workers and capitalists amid conflicts. He warns organized labor could be driven from New York if individual freedom is eroded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Potter
New York
America
Why Women Get Lower Wages Than Men
Mr M Mangasarian discusses wage gaps arguing women are novices in outdoor work and prefer temporary jobs aiming for marriage. He cites lack of business judgment and weaker nerves as factors hindering steady, long term labor as compared with men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Mangasarian
Chicago Ethical Society
The Right Kind of Person to Marry
An advice piece by Helen Oldfield favoring love matches over mercenary unions. It cautions against deep, headless passion and urges waiting to know a partner well, warns that money can’t buy lasting happiness, and stresses shared values and mutual respect as keys to a good marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Oldfield
Cupid
S.S.S
Atlanta
Gaa
More Going to Church Says Rev Dr Mackay
Rev Dr Donald S Mackay of New York argues more thoughtful men attend church today than a decade ago while proportionately fewer leisure and society women attend. He says orchestras and ritual attract the curious and should be avoided, and preaching remains the cure for the oppressed. He warns men who skip church contribute to communal degradation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donalds. Mackay
New York
Machine Made Applause Used In Theater by Henry Miller
Stage technologies show a device created by Henry Miller to generate artificial applause. Miller tested the invention while acting in Richard Harding Davis Taming of Helen in St. Louis, using a backdrop of stage effects to enhance the final act in a theater setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sige Thurner
Henry Miller
Mr. Miller
Richard Harding Davis
Tlelen
St. Louis
Green Room
Imperial Theater
London
The Applause Machine and Ancient Trephining Notes
Disjointed clippings compare a mechanical applause device with 700 year old skull surgery. An inventor Mr. Miller quells machine noise while ancient trephination in America Europe and the South Seas is described as crude but creditable. A Philadelphia joke ends the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Europe
South Sea Islands
White House in a Class by Itself in Architecture
On a moonlit June night in 1902 Charles Moore and Charles JF McWinn discuss the White House’s design. They contrast its grounds and views with Versailles while the President and guests glow under dim cigars and fireflies. An architect confirms no comparable modern house matches its class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles JF. McWinn
Park Commission
John Quiney Adams
Marine Band
Versailles
Charles Moore
White House
Wit and wisdom in married life joke
A witty remark notes that a man deserves his comeuppance when he marries a woman who has more sense and keeps him in check, never letting him forget it. The line plays on gendered humor about marital dynamics and shared wit.
Pensacola naval gunnery records and other notices
Pensacola records show Alabama 64.8 percent hits from 49,888 pounds fired at 1000 yards while ship steamed ten knots. Indiana 60 percent of 42,900 pounds. Illinois 58.5 percent of 47,720 pounds. Also then notes conscripts outlawed in Alsace Lorraine, Hall's Catarrh Cure ad claims, and a joke on autos beating Europeans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pensacola
Alabama
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