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Newspaper
Lewiston Daily Teller
Location
Lewiston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1902
Page
3
A collage of social observations and quips on women work ethics sex roles business greed and autos in a late 19th or early 20th century column. It comments on Lynching Philippines Morgan and Carrie Nation while mixing jokes about wives training trains and luck with fortune telling and omens.
The piece argues against harsh punishment for under ten children and cites Dr. G Stanley Hall on spanking and early schooling. It contrasts modern busy culture with past eras, noting rising productive power yet worsening time pressure and suggesting reflection under the stars on life’s purpose.
In a quiet scene Amy and Il sit in a hammock as they gaze at their father figure. The father leaves briefly, a moment reflected in the lingering calm. The piece captures a domestic vignette from the Chicago Journal.
The Puget Sound Naval Station at Bremerton is portrayed as a nearly impregnable hub protecting Pacific Northwest waters and commerce. It highlights location advantages, vast dry docks, coal bunkers, local materials, and rapid expansion under new appropriations, with ships like the Iowa Wisconsin Oregon and Philadelphia testing facilities. The surrounding Bremerton city and Kitsap County are described as rapidly growing to serve the station, with transport links and civic development fueling a broader regional future.
An old article describes a new hat integrated air cell system to replace umbrellas. A small box with a button releases compressed air to create a rain scattering sphere around the wearer, then retracts after rain ends. The design aims to keep wearers dry without a conventional umbrella.
The text explains diamonds’ high status due to hardness rarity and brilliancy, notes they are carbon and colorless but can appear in various tints, mentions their indelibility and use of diamond dust in cutting, and observes diamond cutting spread from Asia to Europe after the fifteenth century.
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