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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1905
Page
7
The text compares Tsushima era signals to Nelsons Trafalgar message, noting Nelson died a century earlier and his command to “You are all expected to do your utmost.” It describes a staged signaling display using 51 flags, almost twice the flags in Nelsons historic message, and references a Japanese character portrait.
A fragmentary tale follows a nervous young man who apologizes after stepping on a dress during a dance courtship. The elders judge Henrietta harshly while the couple quarrels and later marry, illustrating how nagging spouses can tame even the most spirited partner.
A Denver Times poem lyricizing a tranquil trail to Sleepyville. It depicts purpling sunsets, crimson poppies, bending tiger lilies, and wandering mountain rivers. Spirits of June croon through pines while roses give fragrance, with summer reigning as a queen over the landscape from dawn to vesper.
The interment site of John Hay in Cleveland’s Lake View Cemetery attracts attention as one of the country’s most beautiful and potentially famous grave locations. The grave lies in the eastern suburbs area, drawing interest for its serene setting and historical significance.
A Yonkers Statesman snippet notes a spectator remarking that someone spent $1 for a Cox at a horse show and others question the extravagance. It suggests a pattern where he tends to lose money at horse events, with comments about spending and patience.
A brief dialogue shows a playful exchange about ice cream soda. He proclaims it deliciously cool while she comments on the treat, prompting a cheerful response from Scott as the scene centers on simple, everyday delight amid the Cleveland Leader’s page.
The text shows a courtroom scene where a judge corrects the witness during an oath. The witness asks which hand to raise and a fragment mentions Lustige Blatter and remarks about spending money on facts to gain encouragement. The fragmentary nature limits specifics.
Juliet Strauss questions why women seek independence and equality with men. The essay argues traditional roles keep women empowered at home, warning public life weakens character. It urges women to focus on family, duties, and steady work, while acknowledging economic realities in a stratified system.
Article argues job loss can be a blessing. Advises not to seek new jobs with the same employer, but to join a big company or start a small venture. Cites Chicago case of a fired man turning to real estate, later becoming wealthy, as proof of resilience and hiring by risk.
Secretary of State Endu Root argues that the Monroe doctrine will not be won by broad denial but by growing assent from foreign nations. He says wars arise only when foreign powers enforce rights against American republics, stressing sovereignty, international law, and American safety as paramount.
Right Rev. M. J. O'Connor urges women to become self supporting in some modern field for a period. He cautions against the idle society woman who spends time on social duties and pleasures, arguing practical service builds character and usefulness.
A Cincinnati Post column urges wives to stop overmothering husbands. It argues men should grow independent, manage their own clothes and towels, and not be kept in “baby clothes.” The piece flags the danger of turning a husband into a dependent, urging wives to let him act like a full-grown man rather than a guarded child.
On Bennington Battle Day a memorial tower was unveiled on the 800 acre farm once owned by General Ethan Allen in Burlington. Ethan Allen Hitchcock attended as Roosevelt’s official representative. The 40 by 24 foot base tower rises 40 feet with battlements atop Indian Rock, a site long used as an Indian outlook. The land, confiscated after Tory disloyalty, became Vermont property before passing to J Van Patten in 1902 who funded the memorial project.
A young woman near Princeton Missouri ended her engagement after a quarrel with her beau. She returned all letters and gifts from their courtship. He responded by sending six boxes of face powder with a note joking that he had carried that much away on his coat collar.
Berlin opens a vast building resembling a factory to house and aid the unemployed and their families. The system warns that no one may abuse this hospitality, with penalties for misuse. Authorities emphasize support while enforcing limits.
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