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Newspaper
Emmet County Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1902
Page
3
Ramen Young of Saint Louis architects present a Corinthian style Textiles building to sit left of the main lagoon as part of a grand exposition. It features a dominant arch form, a roof promenade and garden, with a footprint about 7.67 acres and central entrances aligned to the main axis.
An analysis of misers driven by fear of poverty, noting how imagined want distorts judgment and erodes humanity. The piece argues fear of destitution leads to extreme frugality, obsession, and social contempt, portraying misers as pitiable yet morally warning figures.
A social tax on wedding gifts is highlighted as Ladly Helen Stewart and others push a London scene. Gifts worth STOW and NX bertie Tinlf are noted, with half given to acquaintances and the rest to secure a visit. The bride elect declines dowry compensation, while reform efforts face resistance from wealthy families. A protective association forms in high circles to curb extravagance.
A crude account argues Jefferson era customs and Mrs Madison's social life reflected a clash of old and new orders. It notes New Year changes at the capital, White House entertainments, and moralizing critiques of lavish hospitality during Madison's presidency amid agricultural worries.
A Vangorian woman and an Auge rian judge killed themselves to avoid total blindness after doctors warned of incurable loss. Miss Michael Yung, living alone in Groag waerdeie, bit a carving knife and slashed her throat. The judge, Melvin, who feared losing sight, ended his life after visiting favorite spots and recording a final note.
A garbled historical clipping hints at a peculiar event or figure described as a freak of Enucatlin. The text references crowds, money, elites, and a sequence of unclear actions suggesting a dramatic, chaotic gathering with varied participants and outcomes.
The piece describes wolves trained for hunting and their behavior, noting they return to their master. It then shifts to a discussion on women’s electoral roles in France Sweden Belgium and Finland, outlining who may vote or stand for offices, with references to municipal officers and other boards. It also mentions a U.S. Navy cadet’s pay compared to a British lieutenant.
A collage of jokes and humorous exchanges from various papers, including courtroom banter, comic observations, and light verse. The cuts reference why, for example, a defendant might claim temporary insanity, a comedian’s appeal, a bill collector, and playful dialogue about fashion, racing odds, and vegetables. Names and sources vary across the snippets.
The article surveys spring fashion focusing on gloves in biscuit and pastel tones, embroideredBay designs for gowns and trimmings, and new fabrics such as sheer goods argon. It notes white gloves fading, delicate tiptoe details for evening, and white shirt waists returning in refined materials.
A Vermont case holds a train conductor not a public officer for excuses in actions. An ordinance mandating muzzles for dogs is valid for protecting life and property. A property owner and municipality share liability for injuries from a dangerous alleyway condition caused by roof debris. A public amusement venue owner is bound to exercise reasonable care to protect patrons from assaults caused by drunk individuals.
Lor William C Brown has been elected third vice president of the New York Central railroad and placed in full charge of operating and mechanical departments. He rises from the ranks, previously a section hand on the Milwaukee Road, while retaining his role as vice president and general manager of the Lake Shore railroad.
A Georgia style testimonial notes relief from rheumatism after using Chamberlain's Pain Balm and praises Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and chest illnesses. The ad claims guaranteed cures and mentions trial bottles at Williams and Anderson.
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