The Way of It Dialogue Snippet
A terse exchange about marital dynamics where one partner says he lets his wife have her own way and the other notes she takes it. The quip-like line captures a humorous view of domestic balance and power.
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Newspaper
Grabill Review
Location
Grabill, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1913
Page
4
A terse exchange about marital dynamics where one partner says he lets his wife have her own way and the other notes she takes it. The quip-like line captures a humorous view of domestic balance and power.
A brief exchange reveals tension as one character recalls wanting a discussion yesterday and questions why the other did not phone. The reply minimizes the effort, claiming it was not worth going to trouble.
The piece reflects on mourning, memory and the grave as a place of meditation. It extols the enduring love for the dead and urges readers to accept sorrow with reverence toward God and the duty of tenderness to loved ones. It laments loss while praising memory as a noble tribute.
A meditation on inner riches over gold and land, praising health, family, good disposition, kindness, and humor. It contrasts contented, generous traits with selfishness, notes census data on underage farm workers, and laments the fading of polite social gestures.
The report notes southern farmers reduce cotton planting to raise food crops. A Munich couple mourns seven sons lost in the war and have taken their own lives. Brazil delays redemption of 2015 treasury notes for two years. British Columbia shipped 117,904 bushels of potatoes to the U S last year worth 112,708 dollars.
A Columbiana Ohio resident reports years of constipation and liver trouble after confinement in a drug store. Laxatives failed, injections were used, health declined until Glando Tonic cured liver issues and normalized bowels. Additional testimonials praise the Great Gland Tonic from Grand Aid Co Fort Wayne Ind for 50 cents.
Advice on keeping water tight roofed brood and roosts, avoiding moldy feed, protecting early chicks from damp and cold, cleaning fouled nests with fresh straw, feeding duckling bread milk mix with grit and charcoal, managing two fighting roosters, using head lice ointment, feeding dry johnnycake, handling infertile eggs, limiting feed per meal, marking and recording incubator hatchings, meat foods for duck heat, and maintaining a bright home during winter.
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