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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1901
Page
7
A Chicago Post reader fears an accident at a summer resort after Marla and the children stop writing for money. A friend notices worry and the man searches for any local report of an incident.
In a Washington Star snippet, Mr Meektown and his wife Henrietta discuss their six year old Telemachus. He claims the boy inherits all good traits from his mother and all bad ones from him after a brief conversation. The remark is noted as a science-worthy insight.
Senator Sorghem asserts loyalty as a defining trait while admitting occasional shifts. He claims his allegiance to a politician lasts as long as that ally remains in power, likening attachment to a brother bond until defeat occurs, per Washington Star reporting.
A brief anecdote from the Indianapolis Press recalls a narrow escape from a New York hotel fire as a check from Uncle John arrived during tense moments with a landlord threatening police involvement.
A Philadelphia Bulletin excerpt recounts a street encounter where a man claims he was bred in Kentucky, prompting a sharp housewife reply about bread and loafing in other states. The exchange highlights regional stereotypes and social friction.
Edited items note Mrs M Ly Hildebrant and Dr Kate P Van Arden appointive roles in health and education. Mentions include Dr Caroline H Daniels' Des Moines College chair, Rev Anna Hi Shaw invited on a Sandwich Islands trip, and quotes on truth. Also covers Mrs Craigie elected to Authors Society council, Mrs A G Walliban’s wildlife photography income, Audubon lineage, and Bethany Missouri Woman's Improvement Association cleanup and curb appeal efforts.
A RivEeRsipeE column from Mt Palatine Putnam County Illinois surveys Illinois State Fair premiums totaling 40000 dollars and praises the Grange for advancing farming laws and practical guidance. It urges better butter making, warns against trespass, notes straw as market staple, tests well water, and envisions corn innovations near Sterling. The piece describes Grange meetings connecting theory and practice for farmers.
The article notes only two U S women may use the mails free of charge Mrs Julia D Grant widow of Ulysses S Grant and Mrs Lucretia Garfield widow of James A Garfield. Free mail is extended to their autograph signatures and remains in force during their lives. A Colorado correspondent argues there is a united American women’s coalition transcending regional distinctions and cites progress in suffrage and education.
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