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Newspaper
Oak Park Vindicator
Location
Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1900
Page
8
A collection of witticisms on love and gender roles notes that women seek angelic ideals yet resist leaving husbands, while men bask in their wives’ happiness. It humorously contrasts social norms with practical cautions about appearance, envy, and barber-shop etiquette.
Scraps cite Paris has sixty wholesale mushroom firms, railways serve about 4 million people, South Africa mines employed 60,000 to 70,000 men, and Canada’s 1899 mineral output was 37 million dollars with 12.015 million in gold.
Mrs Hdmonds and Miss Bessie Cat lin visited Mr and Mrs A F Rehberg on Tuesday. Mrs Smith of Lake street entertained Moreland acquaintances on Sunday. Miss Mage Harris visited Miss Nellie Woodruff for tea. Mrs O Iverson recovering from pneumonia. Mr William Mix recovering after head operation. Mrs J Malkowsky ill with stomach inflammation and hopes to sit up soon. Republican parade drew many Moreland citizens on Saturday. Ella Watkins and Ray Woodruff won gold medals at Hanson Park ball. George Mix received a surprise party with music and dancing. Northern Electric Benevolent Association held its first ball at Hanson Park with Catins orchestra. Republican mass meeting October 25 in a big tent near Fulton and 47th, with Lormier dismissing opposing Democrats. Mrs James M Wilson died at 37, mother of four, quick consumption. funeral at St Catherine's Church and Calvary cemetery. Husband in Russia with Westinghouse Air Brake, children cared
The Moreland Male Chorus meets Mondays at Redburg's Hall corner North Forty-eighth Avenue and Indiana Street at 8 p m. Joseph Dunkerley directs. Gentlemen may join as active or associate members. Secretary David Whitclaw 1808 West Ohio Street Chicago.
In Algaiba Murcia a 24 year old peasant Teresa Guillen preached to a crowd. Gendarmes arrived to arrest her sparking a riot that left four police dead and sixteen wounded. Her father and brother were among the dead. New York Press reports.
A visitor observed a man wearing two hats for two weeks as punishment for petty theft in a South Norwalk colony of about 400. Locals say the two hats signal the offense and deter further violations, with persistent offenders being expelled from the community.
A wild animal trader recalls monkeys feeding on land crabs in Singapore. The monkey feigns death to lure crabs from mud tunnels, then pounces when crabs gather, rarely missing their prey though one enraged monkey failed to secure a meal and attacked the mud hole.
A collection of wry quips about gender, love, and social mores drawn from the New York Press. It jokes about how men and women perceive romance, appearances, and wedding rituals with a sharp, satirical tone.
A collection of pithy aphorisms on manners and morality critiquing vanity envy and sincerity. It notes the widow’s veil may hide sorrow and warns against judging lovers by sighs while poking fun at gender roles and social pretenses.
A collection of sayings on industry generosity caution solitude and nerves. The maxims touch on censorship luck charity and social behavior with wry observations about lawyers candidates and youths learning to grow and handle responsibilities.
The word cute is defined as both clever and attractive in American English. It is a colloquial term with two senses: shrewd or clever for self advantage, and bright or pretty for appealing or charming traits.
A reflection on self reliance and trust in others. A man seeks his wife’s guidance only after purchasing a new fall hat and discarding the old one, illustrating a habit of delaying collaboration.
Claiming to defeat malaria fever ague typhoid and related symptoms Electric Bitters is touted as a universal remedy. Testimony from W A Null of Webb Missouri notes his children were cured after two bottles. Sold by Traill Cooling and Chas P Miller druggists for fifty cents with a guarantee.
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