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Lewiston Daily Teller in Lewiston, Idaho

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Newspaper

Lewiston Daily Teller

Location

Lewiston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1902

Page

7

Timely Topics on Marriage and Education Reform

A collection of witty reflections on social norms and the role of education for women. It cites Roosevelt and Rockefeller, argues that educated women influence homes and schools, discusses the nature of marriage beyond state ceremony, and praises Dr. Minot Savage’s view that love, not law, sanctifies marriage.

Eliot University of New York Lfe Minot J. Savage New York Savage Justice of the Peace Dr. Savage

Mother in the Wedding Gown Portrait

A Cincinnati Enquirer excerpt recalls a mother in her wedding gown with flawless features and flowing hair. The speaker imagines her father’s proud gaze and the enduring sorrow behind her smile while contrasting it with a later, sweeter smile from another loved one.

Cincinnati Enquirer

Jail Cut Out of Rock in Santa Rosalia Prison

An illustration depicts a rock carved prison in Santa Rosalia Lower California. Guards are iron bars and inmates lack trial presence with conviction aided by absence of legal process. Food comes from visitors and water from an outside cask, making it harsher than typical American prisons. A remark notes a man killed by kindness remains hearsay.

Santa Rosalia Lower California America

Best of the Lot Thurlows Market Day Charm

On a bright June morning Angela Thurlow known as the best of the lot helps at the family market stall. She and Rita sell poultry vegetables eggs and roses to locals and visitors including two strangers from a carriage who show interest in Angela. The scene captures village life and budding attention from outsiders.

Thurlows Jan Angela Rita Jove Maude Phe Geoff Mrs. Radley

Amateur Photography Tips on Printing and Development

Practical instructions cover blue print toning with caustic soda and tannic acid to brown tones, plus developing weak negatives with hydroquinone and prussiate solutions. Advice warns amateurs about overly broad outdoor views and suggests focusing on small, quality scenery like reflections in streams for better results.

Reported Apparition in Morne Rouge Church During Mount Pelee Eruption

A Morne Rouge church near St Pierre reported miraculous apparitions as Mount Pelee’s eruption sent 522 conventual sisters and 500 others praying for protection. Catholic authorities began an investigation while witnesses described visions and escaped to St Lucia.

Martinique Pierre Morne Rouge Mount Pelee St. Pierre T. Lucie Cheplain United Morne

Angela and Geoffrey Lawler in Market Romance

In September Angela charms a handsome soldier Geoffrey Lawler at the market stall run by Mrs. Radley. Rita and Tom Thurlow observe the budding connection as Lawler recognizes Angela later when he meets her again. Fate seems to unite them for a lasting bond.

Geoffrey Lawler Angela New York News

Fatal to the Eyesight in Venice Glass Industry

The article notes many workers in the Venetian glass trade lose eyesight between ages 40 and 60 due to furnace heat and glare, often becoming blind quickly. It adds a curious remark that women are naturally tender hearted and never deliberately harm mice.

Philadelphia Plans Restoration of Congress Hall

Philadelphia aims to spend eighty thousand dollars to restore Congress Hall at 6th and Chestnut as a municipal project. The red brick hall measures about seven by thirty feet with a damaged floor and decayed pillars, recalling its role as the original Congress and site of Washington and Adams inaugurations.

Philadelphia Atess Bureau of City Property 6Th Chestnut Philadelphie Edence Congress Capitol Congress Hall Washington John Adams

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Jess Tunis Helen Gould Roosevelt Dixie United States Vassar College John D. Rockefeller Norway Ad Vances Mother Bock Malter Photography Ladysmith Tom Thurlow Lawler Captain Lawler Bing Tom Thurlow Old Congress
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