14 Feb 1903
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1903
Page
1
Advice on conjugal harmony, money matters, and mutual concessions. The author argues rings should be worn by both spouses, stresses calm in disputes, and urges weekly financial talks. It praises shared planning, prudent investments, and measured public affection to sustain affection and stability.
A reflective meditation argues nature rewards only labor. It cites biblical lessons of daily manna and the need for persistent effort, urging readers to create opportunities, avoid shortcuts, and blame internal choices for failure rather than external conditions. It emphasizes self-reliance, perseverance, and the value of earnest toil.
Ella Wheeler Wilcox argues the fountain of happiness lies in the spirit, not external pleasures. Clearing heart and mind from gloom and selfish aims allows sustained joy, with love as the universal cause. Happiness grows as life is eternal and consciousness deepens, even amid sorrow and disappointment.
A playful exchange between a suitor and a girl ends with a quip about writing hundreds of poems and a witty remark about receiving “thirty days.” The dialogue showcases charm and light teasing in a romantic exchange.
Public Ledger notes Dr George M Gould argues eye strain causes dyspepsia and other stomach and liver issues. He criticizes physicians for not examining the eye as the origin and predicts major advances in medicine once treated. Physicians have been busy lately.
Dr Reynolds of Chicago stresses pneumonia as highly contagious, spread by sputa, needing destruction of contamination and thorough room ventilation. He warns illness peaks in winter, urging cleanliness in homes, offices, and public spaces and careful care for the young and old to avoid exposure.
A Brooklyn Times item describes a woman boarding a trolley, repeatedly handling her bag and purse to pay fares with dimes and nickels, requesting a transfer, and continuing to ride as she places and repositions items. The tale ends noting it as an old story.
Weather harbingers of spring visited this section this week and the change was welcome. The notes reference mild temperatures, longer days, and hints of early growth, suggesting a lift in mood and activity as residents anticipate the season.
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