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Newspaper
Ismay
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1908
Page
3
Justice Brewer argues in a public address that divorces rise from marriages entered for status or money rather than love. He claims women share responsibility for unhappy marriages by neglecting moral standards, while men face daily pressure at home and seek relief elsewhere.
The piece argues that people neglect the art of living while focused on schooling and preliminaries. It claims the brain and body equal a machine and that aging to 55 makes mastering living too late, leaving life spent amateurishly with limited attention to true living.
The piece argues that work should serve both subsistence and moral integrity, condemning purely selfish gain. It criticizes rigid lines between sacred and secular life and urges reform of public schooling toward factory and trades-oriented paths alongside traditional high schools.
An article by G. Elliot Flint explains sunstroke causes and how actinic rays differ from heat. It discusses skin response tan and peel, hydration needs, and social factors affecting rural life and urban drift, noting examples like American troops in the Philippines and Mennonite communal farming.
The piece argues that self denial is not a virtue itself but a necessary element in virtue. A virtuous life requires choosing the good despite temptations, and real virtue rises from the will to perform duty amid struggle. Continuous effort and adaptation shape character through recurring moral challenges.
The piece argues women gain popularity by loyalty to other women and a fair view of men. It warns against bossy, ambitious, tactless, spiteful, and lachrymose traits and praises sane, healthy, good tempered women with kindness, knowledge of men, and adaptability to life.
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