Room in heart for both love and work in modern marriage
A New York writer Mrs Ethel Watts Mumford and her former husband Mr George Mumford spar over art and home life in a celebrated tale of literary devotion versus domestic duty. After a dramatic divorce in San Francisco in 1901 Mrs Mumford remarries, while Mumford marries to a wealthy widow, promising devotion and freedom for her writing. The piece traces her prolific career and the social scrutiny of women balancing art and marriage.
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Church of the Messiah
Minot J. Savage
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Central Park
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Scotland
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Letter From a Self Made Packer to His Son
A 1906 Paris letter advises tidying the plant yards and houses for inspectors and reporters. It quips about whitewashing, shows a mix of personal gossip, business schemes, and a plan to publicize food purity efforts while proposing far fetched egg preservation and chemical ventures.
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Des Moines Creamery Boom and Whiskey Incident Reported
The Des Moines creamery industry grows rapidly with 2000 cans daily and seven carloads of cream entering the city as butter fat prices rise. A health scare follows as Alderman Tamery faces discipline after a whiskey incident at the Chamberlin hotel, prompting city officials to review police conduct and sale practices amid ongoing tensions.
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Beligooil Des Moles
Ue West
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Des Maineis
J.T. Tamery
Charberhiin
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Mattern
Jones
Chic Jones
Prien
Collee
Policemiun Frace
George MacQurtney
MinCartney
Fey
Leary Ng
Midland Chautauqua Closes Amid Turbulent Address
The Midland Chautauqua closed after a large crowd heard Governor Wanly of Indiana urge national unity and resolve amid war threats. The gathering touched on conscription, wartime duties, and fiscal plans for a new county courthouse, with local officials discussing funding, saloon restrictions, and civic projects amid a climate of political campaigning and public concern.
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Wanly
Indiana
Goveror XI
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