The Bitter Slavery of Women in Society
An excerpt advocates socialism to end wage slavery of women, detailing NY and Chicago cases, calls for political action, and argues the system of capitalism oppresses mothers and families. It urges readers to support the socialist party for freedom and economic emancipation. The piece accompanies local notices of social visits and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millen
New York City
Chicago
Congress
Socialist Party
Train Kills Team of Horses in Milboy Incident
A team of horses owned by Orph Harten was killed by a train near Milboy on Tuesday. The driver, an eighteen year old boy, was injured. Mrs. Avis and niece visited Aunt Bettie Overleese recently. Seven young ladies formed a club with Mrs. Hattie Martin on Tuesday. Relatives planned a birthday surprise for J. P. Archy on October 14. Rosanna Crawford called on Mrs. Martha Brown. Seventeen members of the M. E. Ald Society met with Mrs. Maud Smith on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orph Harten
Town Tueseday
Avis
Neice
Bettie Overleese
Hattie Martin
J. P. Archy
Rosanna Crawford
Martha Brown
M. E. Ald Society
Maud Smith
Fearless Photographers Capture Remarkable Images in Popular Mechanics
A column notes the bold effort to secure striking pictures in Popular Mechanics. It cites a November issue featuring an English student of animal fire examining a fire alligator’s eyes and a camera man’s quick snap of a comic page, highlighting risks and ingenuity in photography.
Fractured Wrist Sinks Daughter at North Lincoln Street
Nettie, daughter of Chairman Ryan, fractured her wrist at home on North Lincoln Street Saturday morning. The injury was dressed by physicians but caused considerable pain to the girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Nettie
Ryan
North Lincoln Street
Phyaic'ta
Millions Expended For Water Supply In New York Project
An illustrated Popular Mechanics overview compares New York’s water system to the Panama Canal. It details a $162 million plan to impound and deliver Esopus Rondout Schoharie and Catskill watershed waters, with about 660 million gallons daily from 115 miles of tunnels locks and structures.
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New York
Popular Mechanics
Asaya
Panama Canal
New
New York Treasury
Father Knickerbusker
Uncle Sam
Catskill
Locke and Dure
Esopus
Rondout Schoharie
Catekill
Local painting boom spans Broadway district and nearby homes
A large painting operation covers the area around Broadway from Sheridan to Firet, affecting homes on Baumgartner Tischler Lowe and adjoining properties. Visitors from Shelbyville, funerals, a family vacation, and a house fire with $1200 loss are noted among community scenes.
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Broadway
Sheridan
First
Baumgartner
Hamilton
Tischler and Lowe
Firet
Practical Hitch for Controlling Hard-Mouthed Horses
A North Western Agriculturist note describes tying small rings to each bridle side near the brow band and passing lines through bit rings to secure a puller. Using a common jointed bit, a horse can be controlled easily in single or double teams without mouth soreness.
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Northwestern Agriculturiet
Misdemeanants A new term for youthful wrongdoing praised
The author defends the word misdemeanants as preferable to incorrigibles and delin quents for boys under sixteen. They argue many youths are mischievous rather than malicious and that the term misdemeanants accurately reflects positive error without labeling them incorrigible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boye
Christy and Dugan Couple Wed at Home Ceremony
Albert M. Christy and Miss Emma Dugan were married Saturday evening at sight o'clock by Rev. J W Browne at the home of Mr and Mrs Scott J Humphrey The couple will set up housekeeping at 326 Central Ave in the city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
Emma Sefton
Taylor Meek
Eliza Crisler
Jacob Senior
South Bend
Sanders
Kate Stewart
Bright Emmett
Ciara Ardery
Sith
Clay City
Sarah West
Andy Coleman
Letts
Coleman
Fiona ° Hazelrigg
Mattoon
Adams
Hazelrigg
Central Union Teleiphone Company
Albert M. Christy
Emma Dugan
J. W. Browne
Scott J Humphrey
Central Ave
The Charm of Lovable Women
A discussion on the traits of lovable women who see good in others and avoid harsh judgment. It notes they may lack wit, but offer sympathy in trouble and keep confidences. The piece shifts to agriculture advice about cows and ends with a Lutheran service notice at the Presbyterian church led by Rev. Einfalt at 7:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
China
Greensburg
Englien
Presbyterian Church
Einfalt
The Man and His Job
The speaker argues money corrupts mental balance and happiness, warning that sudden wealth destroys values. He contrasts the self made worker who keeps effort with the get rich quick type who cannot escape a personal crisis. He stresses wealth should be earned and held, not merely acquired.
The Roman Father Hit at Buffalo High School
A Buffalo high school guest, a distinguished scholar, enjoyed a pupil’s concise reply in Roman history class. When asked to state in one sentence the distinctive difference between ancient Rome and America, a boy answered that the father was the head of the Roman family, eliciting amusement from the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
America
Society of Ancient Rome
Fishing trip begins for Marlowe Lanham and friends
Goin fishin as two couples plan a general pleasure excursion starting this week. Destination is Anderson where sisters Mrs Wolfgang and Mr Van Asaell reside. James Champ of Indianapolis and Cora B Meek of St Omer wed at Centenary parsonage Monday at 11 AM and will establish a home in Indianapolis.
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Loura Marlowe
Edgar Lanham
Anderson
Mrs
Wolfgang
van Asaell
James Champ
Indianapolis
Cora B. Meek
St. Omer
Indianapolia
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Tenn
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