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Newspaper
Atlanta Georgian
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1913
Page
9
A widow mother of two sons recounts her selfless devotion, her sons’ educations, and the ache of losing their near, parting ways. The essay argues for a balance between maternal influence and independence, urging mothers to widen their world beyond the nursery and prepare sons to value her guidance.
A writer known as Sir Reginald asks how to win a woman who refuses him. The adviser rejects violence and swashbuckling fantasy, urging maturity, honesty, and steady devotion. The response calls him to drop romantic pretense, be a true man, and win love through steadiness rather than threats or bravado.
Lady Dorothy Nevill, famed for wit and charm, recounts royal confidences and elite circles. Tales of Disraeli’s humor, Gladstone’s cautions, and social shifts, with sharp views on suffrage, the smart set, and marriage in her era.
In a timber law case Tim Healy defended and cross examined a youth brought as an expert for the plaintiff. The youth said he was twenty one and had two years in the timber trade. Healy quipped that the boy was a regular babe in the wood, discounting the testimony.
The Georgian announces a $250 prize pool for solving the baseball mystery tale The Triple Tie. Readers who best match author A. H. C. Mitchell final chapter will win $100, with other awards for remaining entries. Three independent judges will assess submissions after the 25th installment.
A Minnesota woman from St. Cloud credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after learning her doctor's daughter used it with excellent results. The remark adds to a growing chain of evidence supporting the product's reliability for women.
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