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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1908
Page
7
An essay advising young women to study domestic life as a craft. It urges training in orderliness, punctuality, tact, cheerful optimism, and attentive listening to please a husband. It argues mothers and wives should observe others to build a personal rulebook for an ideal home and family harmony.
In a playful political letter from Atchison Globe a trio of families mixes children with party politics. It notes Taft Sherman Bryan Ixern children and contrasts Republican and Democratic tickets. It touts Jasper Kern a Democratic candidate with a love of statistics and jokes about a storehouse of knowledge opening if Brynn and Ixern win.
The Montreal Star recounts a scene where French sailors from the Gambetta and English sailors from the Albemarle fail to understand each other yet communicate through improvised signs. A British tar mimics raising a glass, then laments the town’s dryness with the line Bloomin town Rotten dry, drawing nods of sympathy from the French sailors on the terrace.
A devotional portrait of Edmund Burke and his mother, praising his belief in justice and order. It contrasts Burke with the French and notes his support for American liberty, while highlighting his moral courage and the harmonious bond with his devout Catholic mother.
General advice for Thursday August 6 1908 warns about signs writings and travel in the afternoon. Forecast for a child born that day notes generosity and recklessness with money, cleverness, and a harassing unsettled year ahead in the next year. keep business and funds secure.
The seven cent restaurant in the Mayflower apartment building on Clinton Street New York serves 120 diners at 12 long tables from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 5 to 7 30 p.m. Meals are wholesome and clean and the venture aims to become self supporting. A Chrystie Street counterpart serves over 1400 meals daily at six cents and has been self supporting for nearly three years.
Beatrice Fairfax recounts how young couples quarrel over imagined jealousies even after forming engagements. The Spinster-Lady warns that many engagements falter over trifles, as Isabella frets Fred’s Europe trip while he forgives delays, urging couples to avoid early conflict and to learn from friends’ mistakes.
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