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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1908
Page
15
Beatrice Fairfax reflects on Mabel who avoids social outings while Tom, her husband, flits among other women. A spinster friend urges action but Mabel finds contentment in home life, deeming herself merely a habit kept for Tom’s comfort. The piece probes marital expectations and sympathy from others toward Mabel.
A nostalgic poem extols the speaker's home over grand mansions and hotels. The dearest wife, aging yet singing, tucks in children with a mother’s care. In warm domestic scenes by firelight, dreams of a simple cottage persist as the true treasure.
A speaker contrasts two images of female beauty one natural and admired for simplicity and brown haired charm, the other exaggerated and painted. The piece urges women to embrace their own style and essence rather than chase glamorous fads, praising authenticity and personal temperament.
A Connecticut era pamphlet argues for prenatal laws and wide dissemination of guidance on womb to world. It links ignorance to vice, calls for education for mothers and laws restricting marriage for diseased or dangerous parents, and warns of drugs harming unborn children.
General advice for the day warns to sell in the afternoon and avoid speculation or risky money ventures. It forecasts a child born on this date will be free and generous, fond of pleasure, and most successful in employment if given full attention and discipline.
Dr. Lucy A. Bannister of Pittsburg urges placing a trained nurse in every factory department store and workshop with many girls employed. She cites five benefits: employer support, healthier workers, personal savings, moral influence, and direct reach into workers homes through social welfare work.
A narrator recalls a Sunday visit with family to watch a friend of Pa bowl in a bowling alley. Pa overstates his skill while the other bowler impresses the crowd. The account highlights Pa’s antics, the knee ball, the jump ball, and a final score of 265 to 118 as the narrator jokes about autograph expectations.
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