14 Aug 1913
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Newspaper
Grand Traverse Herald
Location
Traverse City, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1913
Page
1
A fragment poem-like item credits Mrs Mabel Bates Williams editor and quotes James Whitcomb Riley and Edward Everett Hale. The text urges not to worry and to meet calm after sorrow while noting a garbled, incomplete line of other authors.
A fable by Charles Grant Miller teaches that carrying yesterday and tomorrow’s worries empties the sack of today. The Angel of Wisdom counsels casting aside those burdens, so one can carry only today’s cares with cheer. With lighter load, the Wayfarer travels free and helps others, ending the journey with a song.
A grocery of recipes and household guidance covers cold bouillon made from beef rounds and vegetables, jellied bouillon using bones, salmon mayo with cucumber, pineapple lemonade, mint punch, and sherbets. It also shares moral notes on child kindness to animals, southern kitchen influence, and practical cookery for coarser meat cuts.
A set of practical quips on daily care and behavior. It suggests home habits like maintaining posture while washing dishes, using felt in footwear to prevent slipping, diluting thoracic acid for eye care, using toast squares in soup, training children by personal example, glycerine and lemon juice lotion for chapped hands, using moments efficiently, and a pinch of salt improving foods. It blends household hints with general wisdom on memory and leisure.
A rustic dialogue reveals gender roles, with a husband boasting of dominance and a wife’s quiet influence, reflecting old norms. The piece contrasts barneyish pride with a memory of past marriage, ending on domestic acknowledgment of control within the home.
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