28 Jul 1906
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1906
Page
1
A speaker argues against extravagant feminist theories and urges women to maintain distinct qualities while pursuing education and family duties. She cites Italian progress, stresses maternal instinct, and condemns the deliberate refusal to bear children as moral failing and a possible crime.
A local church notes Sabbath observance as necessary and merciful, praising the Women's Christian Temperance Union. It recalls a moral tale and urges enforcement of the law, while listing upcoming Tuesday excursions to Niagara Falls and Toronto, pricing $7.45 and $8.90 respectively, plus a Kinzu Viaduct trip for $1.50. It promotes banking safety and four percent interest at The First National Bank of Indiana, with announcements of services and sermons.
The New Orleans Times-Democrat notes the green turtle flesh is costly, with calipee and calipash valued as prime delicacies. Turtles are caught near coral reefs and shipped to northern markets. calipee yields only two pounds from a 140 pound turtle, explaining the high price.
A garbled history links the first lighthouse to Madlemy Philidelphus and Pharos as a famed ancient beacon. It mentions Dover, Beaver Island, and a modern 1750 structure on a coastal site, with tangled references to names, places, and odd events. The piece blends mythic and obscure details into a single, confused panorama of seacoast beacons.
A distressed exchange unfolds on the street as a six year old child asks a neighbor when she will return. The caller repeats the question, while the woman responds with a cautious pledge that she will come back as soon as she leaves.
A damaged excerpt presents a dialogue on acquaintance with a spouse and money requests after marriage. It features a quoted line about the first time money was asked for, followed by a philosophical remark on life and death attributed to Raousseau.
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