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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1908
Page
5
A reflection on moral perception in marriage and desire. The piece contrasts smug respectability with the charm of villains, arguing women’s pull to “the ideal” and the unreachable infinite shapes judgments of virtue. It probes why women often fall for sly, dangerous men and how beauty misreads virtue.
The article argues colds stem from disturbances in circulation rather than direct cold. Sudden shifts between temperatures disrupt body heat balance, but other factors like weak heart or overbrain work predispose to colds. It advises avoiding extreme temps, proper clothing, vigorous exercise, and a clean diet to keep blood circulating and reduce cold susceptibility.
In defense of equality, the piece argues that woman's standard of honor matches or exceeds men's. It credits civilization for elevating women and blames past suppression, noting environment and men shaped both sexes. It asserts modern women show equal or greater honesty and instinct, diminishing claims of male supremacy.
Wilfred Stevens, translator in the State Department, speaks reads and writes many languages including German French Italian Spanish Dutch Norwegian Swedish Polish Russian Chinese Cantonese Pekinese Japanese Esperanto and more He claims to translate principal European and oriental languages and notes he is not a college man born in Shakapee Minnesota Stevens recalls starting German at age 12 and advancing to French Spanish Italian Portuguese and Russian as well as Arabic Persian Turkish Roumanian Bohemian Servian and other Slavonic dialects He hopes to master all languages of political importance and enjoys comparing Sioux and Japanese as evidence of historical ties
Ove Gude, about 55, becomes Norway's minister to the United States. He is son of famed painter Hans Gude and has served in Sweden Norway Paris Berlin London and Madrid. Widowed in Copenhagen he married Gen de Stjernholm’s daughter. He has two teenage daughters from his first marriage who will join him in Washington.
The queen’s unique bungalow at Snettisham in Norfolk sits by the beach drawing holidaymakers. Its Gothic main entrance is a half rowboat, with bright yellow walls built from local stones and shells. Population notes for St Petersburg show 1,454,704 residents, up 230,000 since 1900.
A quirky dialogue asks if an operation succeeded with the reply entirely. A bill of 600 dollars is noted as paid by the executor. The snippet includes medical ad blurbs and moral quips from varied sources, referencing Pettit's Eye Salve, Lewis' Single Binder cigars, Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup and Wise women get their rights without talking about them.
Lipton spent heavily on three challenges for the America's Cup. The intrinsic value of the yacht alone is about 250. Lipton's efforts have cost about 500000 in total.
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