Challenge of loyalty in romance
A reflective line argues that a man may find it easier to love many women than to remain permanently devoted to one. The statement frames loyalty as a demanding standard guiding intimate relationships.
07 Jul 1893
Page 1
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1893
Page
1
A reflective line argues that a man may find it easier to love many women than to remain permanently devoted to one. The statement frames loyalty as a demanding standard guiding intimate relationships.
A scattered 1890s style inventory reports rabies sweeping Quitotoa causing animal illness and deaths, mines like Silver Mines, Daly West in Park City Utah and others ordered closed due to falling silver prices. It notes water scarcity, coyote danger, and local efforts amid a broader mining and public notice page.
Five days starting October 20 are set as Veterans Day at the Chicago World’s Fair. The New York Sun says it would cost $2,000 and three months to visit, limiting many New Yorkers. The fair grounds post office will stay open Sundays to handle mail. Officials deny reports of a $750,000 reserve payout or souvenir coins. J C Bord seeks $2,000 damages in a defamation case tied to Oregon exhibitor issues. A dairy exhibit is expected this month, amid repairs to refrigerator service delayed by the expos company.
A scattered list of crises and plans across the nation notes failures among New York diamond houses tied to weak retail demand. Other items include Secretary Carlisle urging careful subordinates selection, Kansas suffrage funds, and a proposed 3500 mile Canadian telegraph link.
The item catalog notes vast production in clothing and coal in Lebanon county, large silver ore in Chihuahua, and a new six track viaduct railroad plan. It cites U S wage costs, Pennsylvanian industry, Manchurian dog farming, and Baltic shipyard practices, plus growth in life insurance and grape cultivation in New York State.
The czar gifts two eight foot vases with jasper pedestals to the pope. William Waldorf Astor joins the Marlborough Club on the Prince of Wales’s recommendation. Dr Delevan Bloodgood, famed Blaine lookalike, to retire in August. Mrs Proctor named curator of Proctor University in San Diego. Captain Soufflot, venerated Paris figure, dies. nephew of Pantheon architect. Charles W Dayton becomes New York postmaster and Harlem Reporter owner. Tammany member and Lamont ally. Prof T K Cheyne of Oxford has one sighted eye yet prolific output. Edwin Booth’s brother Joseph A Booth practicing surgery in New York. Joseph H Choate praised for oratory and gourmet tastes. Lady Pauncefote hosts large 4 to 6 reception drawing 1400 guests. Walter Besant arrives in the U.S. for authors’ convention and plans meetings with Kipling and others.
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