Quoted saying on marriage and phrase about Bach
The fragment notes a humorous gendered line about marriage vows and gendered talent. It uses a playful reference to Bach to contrast outcomes and expectations in domestic life.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1911
Page
7
Boy Slayer Hunted by Finns in Brainerd
Erick Maki, 30, single, accused of killing the nine year old housekeeper’s son at the Bakkila residence in southeast Brainerd. Police and Brainerd officers pursued him as a mob of around thirty Finlanders closed in. He was captured when fleeing on foot near a Finnish bath house after losing a jack knife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brainerd
Minn
Erick Maki
Bakkila
Maki
Minnesota University to Graduate 600 Seniors Today
Commencement exercises in St Paul mark graduation of 600 seniors from all colleges and departments of the state university. President George E. Vincent will confer diplomas for the first time and deliver the address. Diplomas signed by Vincent and President Emeritus Cyrus Northrop as proxy for graduates until April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul, Minn
State University
George E. Vincent
Vincent
Cyrus Northrop
Bandits Hold Up St Paul Saloon in East Side Heist
Two unmasked men with revolvers entered Frank Nordstrom's saloon in St Paul at 11 last night and robbed patrons of 55 dollars while taking 135 dollars from the till. Patrons were ordered to face the wall as one robber covered them and the other rifled pockets and the register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul, Minn
Frank Nordstrom
East Side
Lightning Claims Two Lives In North Dakota Storm
Two fatalities occurred in a strong eastern Dakota storm that crossed the Red River valley. The dead are Clarence Eloffson a farmer and Adolph Thom a farm hand near Wales. Heavy rain accompanied the gale across several North Dakota counties and into northwestern Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Forks
N. D
Dakota
Red River Valley
Wales
Clarence Eloffson
Adolph Thom
North Dakota
Minnesota
Heffron Addresses Winona Seminary Graduates
Bishop Patrick R Heffron told the Winona Seminary grads that education should serve others not privilege. Thirty one young women received diplomas as the commencement week wrapped up with alumnae activities at the Winona opera house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona, Minn
Patrick R. Heffron
Young Ladies’ Seminary
Winona Opera House
Italian Architect Recommends Plans For Winona College
Chevalier Aristides Leonori, the Italian architect sent by Pope Pius to confer with Bishop P. R. Heffron, left for the east after offering suggestions and approving the plans for the new college and seminary buildings in Winona. He attended an informal reception at the bishop’s Gilmore valley residence with many prominent Catholic residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona
Minn
Chevalier Aristides Leonori
Pius
P. R. Heffron
Gilmore Valley
Miss Cartwright Grows Slightly Sighted After Storm
In Winona Minnesota on June 8 Miss Cartwright who nearly lost her sight in Saturdays violent thunderstorm is under an oculist’s care. She sat by a window during the storm when a nearby lightning strike blinded her. now her vision is slowly returning.
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Winona
Minn
Miss Cartwright
Odd Fellows plan July Fourth picnic and corner stone laid
The Odd Fellows state picnic and home coming day plus the laying of the corner stone for the Old Folks' home will be held on July 4 at the Orphans' home grounds in Mason City Iowa. The new home cost $85,000 and preparations are under way for a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Odd Fellows
Order
W F Eaton Former Iowa Official Dies at Osage
W F Eaton a former Iowa railroad commissioner and longtime Republican politician died in Osage Iowa yesterday He served multiple terms in the Iowa legislature and was speaker of the house in the twenty ninth assembly
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Iowa
W. F. Eaton
Osage
Prohibition Leaders Meet for Western Banquet
Marshalltown Iowa June 8 A gathering of leading prohibitionists from the west and the state is planned as a banquet is served. The event brings together prominent advocates to discuss policy and organization.
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Marshalltown
Special guest to attend Iowa national committee supper
In this city, a supper will honor the national committee with C. R. Jones of Chicago as special guest. He serves as chairman of the national committee, and Iowa members of the committee will host the event.
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C. R. Jones
Chicago
Iowa
Iowa postmasters convene in Waterloo for fifth annual meet
The fifth annual convention of the presidential postmasters of Iowa opened in Waterloo with Fourth Assistant Postmaster General De Graw among the principal speakers. The gathering will run through Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Iowa
de Graw
G A R Commander H A Dyer Critically Ill in Iowa
G A R commander H A Dyer of Mason City Iowa is critically ill on June 8 and relatives have been summoned to his bedside He cannot attend the state encampment at Muscatine leaving a local leadership gap.
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Mason City
H. A. Dyer
Iowa G. A. R
Muscatine
Moody Returns Home in Critical Condition
Former U S Supreme Court justice William H. Moody arrived at his Haverhill home in a very critical state. Reports indicate his illness mirrors the ailment that led to his retirement from the bench.
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Boston
Mass
William H. Moody
U. S. Supreme Court
Haverhill
Fire protection urged for Loop manufacturing buildings
Fire Marshal Seyferlich reported to Mayor Harrison that eighty three Loop district light manufacturing buildings housing many women and young men lack adequate fire protection and panic safeguards.
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Chicago
Loop
Seyferlich
Harrison
Dynamite Hearing Set Friday for Hall of Records Case
In Los Angeles, Judge Willis fixed Friday for the preliminary hearing of Conners, Maple and Bender accused of attempting to dynamite the Hall of Records. Attorneys Herriman and Lecomp Davis had sought a ten day postponement.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Harriman
Lecompt Davis
Conners
Maple
Bender
Hall of Records
Willis
Superior Court
Balloonists Rescued After Weser River Plunge
Three balloonists spent three hours afloat in the Weser river estuary before rescue yesterday. They had descended to avoid a sea drift and landed in the river mouth at Bremenhaven.
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Bremenhaven
Weser
Zionites May Yet Indulge in Pork
Springfield Illinois Zion City founded by John Alexander Dowie, famed for blue laws, faces a mandamus filing in the Illinois Supreme Court. John Dow seeks to force Mayor E N Richey to canvass election returns and reflect residents desire to avoid pork and oysters, amid efforts to modernize the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
Zion City
John Alexander Dowie
Illinois Supreme Court
John Dow
E. N. Richey
New Economy and Efficiency Committee Formed in Washington
The president unveils a new Economy and Efficiency committee with Frederick A. Cleveland as chairman. Members include Merritt O. Chance Wm F Willoughby Frank J. Goodnow and W. W. Warwick. Warwick and Goodnow are new appointees. The panel aims to promote efficiency across government departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Merritt O. Chance
Wm. F. Willough
Frederick A. Cleveland
Frank J. Goodnow
Columbia University of New York
W. W. Warwick
Supreme Court of the
Canal Zone
Messrs
Warwick and
Goodnow
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Selina Sue
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Francis Perry Elliott
New York
Inviana Pous
Bach
P. Hofweber & Sons
Northwest News
Boy’s
Minn. University
ST. Paul
Heffron
U. K
Shredded Wheat Company
Niagara Falls, N. Y
Judge Moody
WEW
Nelson
Main St
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