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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1905

Page

2

Waiting for the Right Man Is Not a Woman’s Duty

A 1905 essay urges young women to pursue meaningful public work rather than seek marriage. It praises Frances Willard and Mother Bickerdyke, notes Grace Dodge and Jane Addams as examples, and advises Isabel to study schools, charities, and city government, then act and recruit others to help.

Kate Upson Clark Wheaton Club New York Joseph B. Bowles Isabel Frances Wilard Mother Bickerdyke Grace Dodge Helen Gould Jane Addams Isabels Chicago Sabel Egypt

The Private Secretary and the Foreigner

A foreign petitioner waits in a magnate's office for access via the private secretary. The secretary, a bright, trusted young woman, recalls a past encounter in Italy with a womanizing traveler and hints at lessons learned. The scene contrasts sunlit optimism with cautionary memory in a sunlit city setting.

New York Post Tuck Italy Rome

Hard Lot of the Lobster in Cafe Oysters Bites

A New York Sun piece describes cruelty claims in seafood service with a cafe counter worker recounting lobster boiling methods and the dangers of handling live crustaceans. The tale includes a rat attack anecdote involving a large Quahog clam clamped to the rat’s tail behind the oyster bar.

New York Sun Fred Mr. Rat Shrewsbury Blue Point Little Neck

Autumn Leaves Poem Rejected by Busy Editor

A man with a high forehead presents a poem on Autumn Leaves but the editor declines it, noting Autumn left on December 20. The exchange appears in a Chicago Daily News snip.

Chicago Daily News

Visionary Sermon of Lot and Sodom Told in Prose

An extended religious narrative presents Lot, his family, and angels guiding escape from Sodom as divine judgment arrives. Abraham observes from Hebron, offering a prayer of gratitude for Lot’s deliverance and a warning against looking back.

Lot Sodom Zoar Hebron Abraham Gomorrah Heaven and

Ohio Republicans Speak Unified on Roosevelts Policies

The Troy Times notes Ohio Republicans meet with unanimous support for the 1904 platform. They reaffirm protection for American labor and industries, ship subsidies, naval build up, and fair laws opposing rebates and racial discrimination. Secretary Taft will preside. Gov. Herrick seeks renomination.

Ohio Troy Times Lincoln Roosevelt Buckeye Taft Herrick Theodore Roosevelt Republican Party

Growth of Southern Rail and Industry Under Tariff Policy

The South shows 4.776 miles of railroad under construction versus 2.724 in the North, with rapid manufacturing gain aided by protection. If Walker tariff had lasted, cotton mills might not exist. tariffs boost home goods and wages, advancing industrial independence for the South amid rising production of cotton, sugar, and rice.

Railway Age John C. Calhoun McDuffie Hayne Manchester England South

Is There No Better Way for Tariff Reform

An editorial argues against sweeping import duty cuts proposing that halving duties would force imports to double and quadruple to maintain revenue. It questions effects on home capital and labor and suggests seeking a better tariff revision approach to avoid industrial harm and unemployment.

Rochester

Col Bryan and Roosevelt Agree on Many Propositions

Washington Post notes Col Bryan agrees with Mr Roosevelt on many propositions yet questions why any man would refuse a presidential nomination. Buffalo Express recalls a California Democrat who vowed not to cut his hair or let his walking stick touch the ground until his party held power again, a symbol of obstinate loyalty to the party.

Bryan Roosevelt Washington Post California Lincoln Washington Cleveland Buffalo Express

Harrination for Smallpox a Crime

The text argues smallpox is mild and non contagious and claims epidemics lower the death rate. It states immunity is not guaranteed and warns against inoculating infants with cowpox as a crime.

Dresses for Children in All Ages This Spring

Frocks for girls from toddler to ten years feature waistline adaptations and skirts buttoned to the waist. Fabrics range from organdie and dimity to lawns and percales, with trims like embroidery and Valenciennes. Wool spring frocks use mohair serge and plaids with fiber braids and small buttons.

Madras Pique Valenciennes Panama

How to Keep Young by Keeping Interest in Life

Rob ert Hichens argues in Sunday Magazine that youthful appearance comes from staying engaged with people and events. He contrasts country and city women, noting modern women juggle many activities and find richer, more varied lives. This constant interest, he suggests, preserves youth and motivates men.

Robert Hichens

The Lingerie Hat in Delicate Embroidered Mull

The lingerie hat reaches perfection with dainty trims and simple elegance. A typical model features embroidered mull over sky blue silk, with a full silk plisse brim and two large silk bows or rosettes for ornament.

Proper glove fit and fashion advice for hands

The passage warns to match glove fit with footwear and to choose long fingers. It notes that a tight glove makes the hand look larger or red and ugly when removed, advising careful selection for appearance. It emphasizes cautious styling over discomfort.

Embroidered Centerpieces and Doilies Fashion Tips

A Michigan Farm Journal correspondent outlines embroidery basics for linen table pieces. Hem stitched edges suit square doilies, while firm buttonhole scallops suit round shapes. Fringes wear out. blues and pinks, thistles, carnations, ivy and geraniums decorate pieces. care includes soft luke warm water, ivory soap, two rinses, starch, light blueing, shade drying and ironing to restore look.

Michigan Farm Journal Delft

Trim Shirt-Waist with Embroidered Center and Tucked Sleeves

A trim shirt-waist features groups of tiny tucks beside a central embroidered band edged with lace frills. Its back has a pointed yoke and novel sleeves tucked into plain embroidered cuffs. A silk girdle or a wash belt complements the simple wash dress trend.

Poke Bonnet Fashion For The Time

The poke bonnet inspires fashion among children and young women with a picturesque bend. An elegant model in coffee colored lace straw lined with white tulle and pink white rose trim stands out, though the bonnet is too conspicuous for everyday wear and suits garden parties weddings and other dressy events.

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