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Newspaper
Daily News Record
Location
Sault Sainte Marie, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1902
Page
5
The article argues that suffrage would spread if not blocked by constitutional law and male consent. It notes many obstacles in appealing to voters, including ignorance and party interests, and cites Aristotle’s view that a democracy can resemble tyranny. It frames women’s grant of voting rights as a battle to win over a resistant male majority.
A candid portrait outlines Sage's simple rule to success. He stresses early rising, daylight use, steady work, and prudent saving. He urges faithfulness in small deeds and preparation for tomorrow, presenting a steady, disciplined program for fortune.
Andrew Carnegie lauds arbitration between United States and Mexico as a landmark. He praises the tribunal as a permanent high court of humanity and condemns nations refusing to submit disputes to arbitration. No bloodshed, no tears, only peaceful victory for law.
The critique says women lack experience of men yet their imagination is keener and can produce convincing male roles that please women. Women drive most of a theater audience, and a play’s success often hinges on female approval, not male reception of male characters.
A long, mixed-text article describes an embroidered orchid centerpiece for dining tables, hints at decorative needlework techniques, and blends in unrelated domestic tips. It includes guidance on framing, shading, and edge finishing for linen embroidery. The piece also touches on fashion detail about skirt holds, sleep hours for children, and home care tips such as a knife cleaner recipe.
The common council of Sault Ste. Marie adopts an ordinance allowing exemption from municipal taxation for manufacturing institutions that locate and operate in the city by January 1, 1905 and employ at least twenty men on average. Exemption lasts two years, ends if operations fail to sustain twenty workers, and excludes special assessments or school tax. Immediate effect. Recorder J. H. A. Harrison verifies the ordinance record dated December 1, 1902.
A messy OCR-like passage weaves ads and brief notes about claims of truth, a hotel keeper, chemical talk, a proposal, and a medical claim praising Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption. It mentions an auction at Seo Furniture Co and a Morton House oyster request, with several drugstore references and a bottle beer offer.
A fragmented OCR item notes a European tale about green frogs harming telegraph insulators by touching live lines. It mentions droppers multiplying risk, sudden frog death from current, and a disrupted interior with cables from England. The piece also advertises real estate and a few business notices.
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