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Newspaper

Monroe Weekly Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1907

Page

6

Same Vote Repeats as Devils Lake Visit Prompts Park Talk

Madison May 1 Senate State Affairs Committee reports drastic measures including an anti cigarette law banning exhibition cigarettes in public places with a fine of 25 dollars and ten days in jail Saloons within three quarters of a mile of the university main thoroughfare also targeted A party vote in the assembly to reconsider the McKenzie bill failed 58 to 36 The senate passed eight insurance measures and approved a 25000 grant for a Wisconsin exhibit at the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition Balloting for U S senator continues at 9 tonight with Republicans in a deadlock and members visiting Devils Lake to view the proposed state park site

Madison Wis United States Weisse Frear Devil’s Lake Senate Senate State Affairs Committee University Arong State Street State Capitol Assembly McKenzie Justice Court Devils Lake Marsh Wisconsin

French Review Notes Progress Against Whooping Cough

A French reviewer highlights progress against whooping cough. The germ is identified as a small oval non spore forming bacterium. Dr J de Nittis cites arsenic as an effective remedy. Dr H de Rothschild reports favorable results with internal chloroform, especially in children. Pasteur Institute sees promise in serum treatment.

J. de Nittis H. de Rothschild Pasteur Institute

Short Life of Ink Brief Warning from Chemists

Scientists warn common ink fades within seventy years, urging records be preserved in more enduring materials. The note highlights the impermanence of written records and suggests seeking durable formats for important deeds.

Swearingen Visit to Mazc manie

Mrs Hulda Swearingen and her daughter Miss Cora Swearingen traveled to Mazc manie to visit relatives today, continuing family ties and sharing news from the countryside.

Hulda Swearingen Cora Swearingen Mazcmanie

Exposition Travel Rates For Jamestown Trip Wisconsin Readers

A summary of summer travel options to Jamestown Exposition from Wisconsin. Highlights include round trip and seasonal tickets from Milwaukee, with prices for same route and mixed routes, and connections via Chesapeake & Ohio Norfolk & Western and water routes from major eastern ports. Erie announces through sleepers Chicago to Jamestown.

Wisconsin Chesapeake & Ohio Norfolk and Western Jamestown Norfolk Philadelphia New York Baltimore Washington Milwaukee Chicago Cincinnati Columbus Louisville Norfolk & Western Boston Phiadelphia Erie Road Norfolk & Western Road

Capitol Stone Choice Debates Over White Bethel Granite

Wisconsin capitol commission meets in Madison to choose building material for the new statehouse. White Bethel granite from Vermont is favored, but terms with contractors remain unsettled and Georgia marble is still a consideration.

Capitol Building Commission Madison Statehouse Bethel Vermont Georgia Wisconsin Capitol Minnesota Post New York

Seedy Philosopher Describes Ideal Happiness

A seedy philosopher quips that true happiness would be to enter a top restaurant, cover the menu prices, and order what his taste dictates regardless of a diminished wallet. The remark reflects his satire on wealth and privilege.

Egotist Debate In Family Exchange

A father defines an egotist as a man who thinks he is smarter than everyone else. The mother counters with a gentle correction, suggesting many assume they are smarter, while clarifying the egotist is the one who truly asserts superiority.

Bertie Father Mother

Widow Seeks Dog During Mourning Time

A brief exchange shows a young widow seeking a dog from an animal seller who offers color options. The widow declines white gray or brindled and chooses black, citing she is in deep mourning.

Loisirs

Venus and Cupido: life beyond archery

A playful exchange implying Venus and Cupid's roles beyond archery. Puck quips about being kept busy rhyming with "stupid" as the rustic whimsy of a magical woodland scene.

Venus Puck

Seneca on Anger Wise Restraint Over Foolish Fury

The aphorism notes that anger marks folly, but true wisdom lies in restraint. It frames anger as a natural impulse yet champions measured response as a sign of wisdom.

A Little Martyr

A minister's daughter recalls church visit and her father's long sermon. She explains with patient humor that she endured the long talk and kept silent, saying she "bared it" to avoid offense while listening to her father.

A Long Prayer (Original) A tale of pardon and devotion

A young woman seeks mercy for her brother Arthur Hewer on Tower Hill. Mary Hewer safeguards a promised royal pardon through a clergyman’s two hour prayer, aided by Sir Richard Vyner’s intervention. Arthur survives and gains prominence in the naval war. Mary becomes Lady Vyner as the family story ends.

Charles II of England Palace of Whitehall Mary Hewer Mary Richard Vyner Castlemaine Hewer Church of England James Duke of York Richard Arthur Sir Richard Arthur Hewer Vyner Rosalie Whiting

Ambition For Little Son At Columbia University

An Italian immigrant outside Columbia University’s subway stops studies English beside his ten year old son Rocco. The father Giuseppe teaches, the son learns, and passersby watch a moving scene of aspiration. A Columbian student helps with words as Giuseppe hopes Rocco will attend Columbia in six to seven years and become a gentleman.

Columbia University New York Herald University Grounds Rocco Giuseppe Columbia

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