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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1910
Page
3
A London Telegraph piece recalls a Paris Cor reference listing male and female rules. It notes wives are told to treat husbands as superior while feminists demand equality. The satire ends with the claim that man was a rough draft for the masterpiece, intended to quiet husbands.
A Chicago News piece reflects on how travelers stories once mocked, such as Herodotus accounts of Phoenician circumnavigation and sun on the right hand, were later proven true by explorers. notes James Bruce Paul Du Chailly and equatorial Africa myths.
Two Americans argue over who felt the cold most. One claims in Iceland the ground is permanently frozen, enough to bury a man by hammering in his feet. The other describes a northern town fire where he slid down an icicle from a top-story bath window due to absent fire escapes.
A jovial man shares a funny story about an architect showing three humorous tales while a recipient dismisses it. A separate exchange features Miss Neverstop remarking on a rose between two thorns and an irate gentleman quipping about a tongue sandwich.
Dialogue snippet shows a character discouraging another, the reply recounts instruction from a father about finding an autidote. The exchange preserves period voice and playful wordplay.
The article argues that ship captains wield near absolute power on liners, able to order confinement or even deprive liberty without due process. It compares maritime authority to a floating sovereign state, noting the captain’s control over life, discipline, and safety amid emergencies and the lack of courts at sea.
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