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Newspaper
Fremont Democrat
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1903
Page
3
Conversation fragment shows a back and forth exchange with admonition and reassurance. The Philadelphia Press tone implies a light domestic moment without a clear public event or named individuals.
A compact survey notes superstitions tied to famous women from Rosa Bonheur to Queen Victoria. It cites Bonheur’s lucky St Anthony image, Herschel’s star-forecast belief, Eliot’s day of idleness, Millais’s sidewalk cracks, Stowe’s toothbrush habit, and Victoria’s wedding ring superstition with a Manx cat.
A naval officer's wife recalls Washington society life. At a reception a congressman entered with a companion, and a floor committee asked his name for introduction. He declined, saying he had two ladies to take care of and that was enough.
The piece argues questioning should be direct and genuine, not a trap. Well asked questions aid learning and influence, while impertinence and ulterior motives offend. The author warns against interrogative traps and unnecessary suspicion, urging respectful curiosity.
A Philadelphia teacher, fed up with classroom noise, orders silence to hear a pin drop. A back-row boy interrupts, urging her to let the pin drop, prompting quiet.
Rodney Finnell and Lulu Hays wed at the brides parents home near Watson Missouri on Wednesday. The groom is son of S Finnell and the bride is the only child of J E B Hays. They will reside in Hamburg until spring then return to a Finnell farm. The Democrat extends best wishes.
Albert Hurley of Sage Wyoming weds Miss Lottie Sedgwick of Mount Vernon Missouri at her father’s Mount Vernon home on Monday September 21. Hurley, raised in Hamburg, formerly operated there and now heads to Sioux Falls with his bride en route to Sage.
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