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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1910
Page
8
Mrs. Horace Wareham separates after a brief marriage and plans to work as a parlor maid. She travels through misadventures, keeping pride, while Horace contemplates their marriage as he buys a ring for a surprise. A chance encounter with Horace’s best man rekindles hope as she returns home to a reconciled kiss and jewel gift.
Frederick MacMonnies the sculptor and Alice Jones, daughter of ex Senator John P. Jones, set a Rome wedding as a Paris and Giverny drama unfolds. Their histories intertwine with William H. Low and Mrs MacMonnies, amid a high profile divorce and shared art life in Europe.
New York report describes Bronislaw Niemaszek a ten year old Newark resident jailed in Orange district court for a 95 dollar debt. The case shows bankruptcy bond as route to release with deputy Minard acting for Public Service Railway. Assets listed include shoes stockings a suit cap while liabilities equal the judgment.
A speaker muses on what truly brings happiness, listing wealth rank philanthropy home and vehicles, then reveals his own ultimate joy is removing his left shoe to relieve rheumatic pain, declaring this simple act the source of profound happiness.
The piece frames Othello as driven by jealousy after Desdemona refusal of affection. It casts the tragedy as a consequence of perceived slighted heroism and misinterpreted fidelity.
The well known author Mrs Jamieson praises white hands as a desirable ornament and argues they stay white only if kept clean. She advocates constant hand motion through needlework to improve blood flow and usefulness in domestic duties.
Natives in parts of England favor wrapping a live snake around a stiff neck. Hebrides communities trust perforated snake stones dipped in tepid water to treat bitten cattle. An adder head dipped in the water is said to work as well. An eel skin worn as a band around the leg is believed to prevent cramps and aid sprains.
Professor William James argues in his new book that truth is the opposite of instability disappointment uselessness and unverifiable or contradictory ideas. He asserts truth guides practical life and saves us from an unreal or artificial worldview.
Mrs Victimmins asks if the plumber has pneumonia. Mr Victimmins replies he is not surprised and notes the plumber sent a bill for 15 hours of work on a cold water leak yesterday.
A quip suggests aligning punishment with crime as inmates are to be placed in the cooler. The remark implies a harsher or more tailored approach to penalties in the city.
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