How to Love and Court in Modern Times
Perplexed asks how to handle love and rejection in modern courtship. The piece argues against extremes, urges balance, and emphasizes self respect, receptivity, and careful encouragement by both genders. It notes that words reveal intent, advises natural and practical lovemaking, and cites social shifts that women need not rush marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busness
Port Ie
Tin
Hin
Porthope
Aiagrace
Self Education Through Afterwork Study for Success
The article argues that success comes from using leisure hours for study and self-improvement. It cites Henry Clay, Lincoln, Carnegie, Webster, and others who advanced by reading or practicing law after regular work, urging readiness to seize opportunity and prove that industrious, disciplined study shapes careers across eras and professions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saya
Chicago Tribune
Frey
Henry Clay
High Court of Chancery
Richmond
Thomas H. Kenton
Stephen A. Douglaas
Lincoln
Euclid
Wii Cian
James A. Tawney
Bowie
Howest
Clay
Blacramills Forge
Mr. Carnegie
Thomas A. Scott
Pennsylvania Railway
Webster
Hayne
Elienta
New Wampshire
A. J. G. Holland
The Marshall Republican Beaten at Its Own Game
The Marshall Republican runs a critical self test on its failed encyclopedia sale. It lists five possible reasons for no responses and outlines price cuts from 25 to 12 for two encyclopedia sets, claiming value and urging readers to watch next week for results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Republican
EK. J. Scott
Marshall Schools
Funk & Wagnell
Quirky Musings and Murky Quips From Harper's Weekly
A collage of humorous dialogue and sketches touches on farming, fashion, love, and poetry. It contrasts a housewife’s cautious potato request with a talkative farmer response, jokes about winter prep and elbow fashion, and snippets of flirtation, talent, and birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper's Weekly
Flint Enim
Crude Inscription and Surviving Marker in Ireland Tale
A fragmentary note recalls a stone marker near a small river in County Cavan with a cryptic warning about fording when the crane is out of eight. It mentions earlier surveyors in Kent and a crude post about a bridle path to Faversham, then devolves into a playful exchange about love and nonsense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amall
County Cavan
Ireland
Falmons
Kent
Bogtard
Faversham
The Deep Hearts of a Woman and a Divorced Life
An Iowa minister wrongs his wife and is sued for divorce she withholds consent yet nurses him back to health. A second tale follows a devoted young wife who caring for her paralytic husband endures contempt and fear until his death. The piece reflects on misunderstood women and endurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choe
Averson
Temple of the Heart
Newt
Charon Lamb
Moat
East India Company
John Stuart Min
Hhewlee
Pyrne
Fimund Clarence Stedman
New York
Wall Street
Charles L. Pidgin
Massachuset
Kdward Novean Weentcott
Tle
David Hartm
Syracuse
Alan
Myra Keily
Stanley Hall
Brander Matthews
F. Hopkinson
Pre Fervion
Wuther
Kenyon Cox
Roosevelt
Senator Lodge
Bouss
Congress
Gladstone
Ford Saliabury
Iowa
Wodie
Happingen
Aha
Han
A Literary Picnic and Snippets of Wit
A fragmented literary excerpt features playful self mockery by a poet, notes on labor versus pastime, and stray dialogue from comic scenes. Clipped lines hint at a satire of performance, schooling, and social flirtation in a breezy, informal tone.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Helen Oldfield
Adam
Wil
Gore
Lewn
Neawork
Cal
Elton
Dew Moines News
National Biscuit Company
Ube
Pany
Viera
Torexsa
Jenner
Tomor
Ming
Rino
Will B
Adlynne
Dogk
Kun
Mone
Jimmy
Ally Sluper
W. 8. Adkin
Foraing ‘Ghelly
Fania
Taewin
Thaing
Newatt
Ravees
Ily
Karen Chy Neem the
Karramelity
State Bopreea
B. Nawthorne
A.B. Meee
Missouri Pacific RY
Lower Freiatet
Parnell
Infante
Tela