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Newspaper
Emmet County Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1900
Page
12
Wa Ting Pang argues in Frank Leslie's Monthly that women's wage earning advances progress of society. He asserts fitness tests determine success and urges women to advance, while men must rise with them to propel the world. The piece positions education and social progress as key to broad world advancement.
A Chicago Chronicle piece notes bets between men and women at Washington park race courses, where gloves change hands more often than profits. A conductor clash with a bold western woman ends with her riding free after a scuffle over a hat and bet outcomes.
A western woman visiting New York narrowly avoids a fall when the street car conductor shouts step lively. The tense moment ends with the woman demanding an explanation as the car moves, amid hot exchanges on the city street.
An idiosyncratic Washington anecdote chronicles a young man absorbed in moral and sociological talk while failing to resist romance. A skeptical young woman toys with him, prompting playful insistence and a clumsy confession. The scene ends as a light moral test, with satire and social banter.
The Bemis building hosts a market on Saturday with a chicken pie dinner and related events. Reports tout Dr Kings New Discovery for coughs and lung issues with testimonials from Annie K Springer of Philadelphia and John Oliver of Philadelphia. Also promotes an excursion to Minneapolis Saint Louis with low round trip fare and other health remedy ads.
A fragmented text discusses blood as life and health, claiming impure blood causes disease and purification by the Eisod. It references Legions, Hood, and America while offering a brief, unclear narrative about wisdom and wit. The passage reads like a cryptic old excerpt with damaged readability.
The notice markets Michigan peaches as the best of the crop and notes large daily quantities. It promotes Ohio Concord grapes at 25 cents per basket, Jersey potatoes at 25 cents for 6 pounds, and Muscatine Jerseys at 3 pounds for a price, plus new Wisconsin cheese at 15 cents per pound. The store room at the Masonic block will be for rent after October 16. Ty L. Oransky.
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