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Newspaper
Newton Record
Location
Newton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1895
Page
3
A reflection on born wives who over devote to husbands, becoming shadows and echo rather than individuals. Jealousy tied to nourishment levels, and women’s behavior in marriage described as a social force shaping male self control. Also includes household tips on stain removal and space saving for flat living, with adjustments for cleanliness and economy.
A Philadelphia Times excerpt examines male standards for a wife and the fickleness of men about marriage. It notes men claim intellect and good judgment yet chase fashionable wives, while financial failure is blamed on dress. It also mentions a French doctor promising to exorcise jealousy, the green eyed monster, from minds.
Brown bread mix uses cornmeal two cups flour two cups sour milk one egg melted lard one half cup molasses one half cup sugar two teaspoons soda one teaspoon salt bake thin. Garden benches and vine supports painted emerald green white Indian red elobat blue yellow ochre provide restful natural harmony. To make grape preserves press pulp then cook add one pint grain sugar boil until thick.
Miss Maggie Henderson daughter of Henderson a farmer near Carpenter's Station on the Nashville and Chattanooga railroad was outraged and beaten near Coal City Georgia. Noel Smith a convict at Coal City stockade confessed and was killed by lynchers after guards allowed him to roam. Her throat, skull and body battered left in a pool of blood. Armed men demanded the convict and dragged him to the scene where he was shot. In New York the London Athletic Club contest noted Yale Cambridge match with Yale winning most events.
In NGFIELD NL October 8 the grand jury found one indictment against Representative Milroy N Gibson of Chicago. The charges allege Gibson feloniously accepted 395 from Secretary Bunn of the Interstate Building and Loan Association to vote for favorable reports on charges against the association.
A report claims foreign powers arranged a conference and issued a note to the Porte as warships mass near the city. Rioting subsides amid lingering alarm while terms possibly include release of prisoners and a ceasefire. Also Iowa patent office notes several grant cases and a stray domestic scene closes this item.
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