Widow Quick to Marriage Offers, Says Aged Bachelor
An old bachelor claims a widow will jump at a marriage offer quicker than at a mouse. The remark reflects social attitudes and matrimonial expectations of the era.
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Newspaper
Gravity Independent
Location
Gravity, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1901
Page
15
An old bachelor claims a widow will jump at a marriage offer quicker than at a mouse. The remark reflects social attitudes and matrimonial expectations of the era.
A wary discussion on ending the whipping post unfolds as lawmakers wrangle over abolition. The piece recalls political quips and editorials from Fairfax Missouri where a candidate concedes limits of influence, noting their lack of active canvassing and the ease of a monumental fizzle, while jokes about law and a brass monkey frame the tone.
Ogden Utah January 12 1901 Salvation Army officer Lieut Mabel Clarice Hunt extols Dodd's Kidney Pills for kidney liver and rheumatic ailments among her rain exposed soldiers. She claims quicker relief and lasting benefit versus other medicines and urges readers to try the product.
In a tense scene Mrs. Atherton discloses a hidden family past to Harvey Gladys and Helen. Phebe reveals the Stirling lineage altering Harvey’s claim to wealth and clarifying He len’s dangerous meddling. The confrontation ends with Harvey demanding a private word with his aunt and the chapter pauses with legal and moral fallout looming.
A Presbyterian pastor Rev H G Smith testifies Peruna cured his family catarrh and bowel trouble after other remedies failed He is backed by church elder Rev I G Smith and by Mr M J Rogeman a Greensborough merchant A reader can write Dr Hartman for free medical advice Columbus Ohio
A jumbled reflection warns that wit, debt, charity, and honor shape a man's worth. It contrasts wealth with character, notes misers and fools, and muses on visiting etiquette and the folly of those who pace their lives by faulty judgments.
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