Alabama Inspired Ruminations on Rest and Labor
A Seattle Star piece muses on Alabama as a metaphor for rest after toil, linking it to humanity’s enduring search for balance between work, family duties, and the dream of rest. It contrasts travelers seeking refuge with the stubborn pace of life and duty. A second paragraph extols a woman’s versatile feats, from steadfast resolve to domestic grace, celebrating female capacity and influence.
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Alabama
Padua
Seattle Star
What Women Can Do
A humorous list contrasts women and men, noting women’s multitasking and composure. It highlights skills like holding many clothes-pins, discussing without reasoning, talking in groups, sticking pins, buttoning shoes, staying calm in tight clothes, and sweet talk contrasted with male aggression.
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Paradise
Adam
Coon Rapids Couple Marry in Audubon Amid Sage Advice
A young Coon Rapids couple wed in Audubon recently and the local squire issued a humorous cautionary tale about hasty marriages. He warned that youthful pairs often end up poor and unlucky, before quelling with ribbing about mustaches and twin births.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coon Rapids
Iowa
Audubon
Advocate
The Origin of Love and the Myth of soul Mates
The passage explains Aristophanes account of love as a longing for one half born from three sexes sun earth and moon. Zeus split these beings in two to curb rebellion creating eternal pursuit of union. Perfect matches reverberate from heaven while mismatched pairings arise from haphazard origin and lack of knowledge.
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Aristophanes
Zeus
Heaven
Appolio
Wenatchee Seeks Carnegie Library and Sugar Beet Subscriptions
A compressed collage reports Wenatchee aims for a Carnegie library and sugar beet project with the Commercial Club seeking two thousand acres of sugar beets for refining. It notes Douglas county seeks attachment to Chelan and various local ventures from electric roads to county treasurer candidates.
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Curlew
Chelan
O.C. McManus
Mission
Wenatchee
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Yean B. Adams
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H. LaTrie Doyle
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H. A. Anderson
Congregational Church
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John Tholin
John Smith
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Independent Order of Forresters
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Mother Hubbard
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Rock Island
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Blewett
Ira Freer
Douglas County
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Seattle
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Krupp
Corn Exchange Bank
Chicago
John Spanier
Waterville
Quincey
el Reno
Oklahoma
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Spain
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Standard Oil University
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