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Newspaper
Pekin Advance
Location
Pekin, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1912
Page
5
A collage of observations notes that rail routes mislead maps, while eclipses reveal gaps in heating the corona. It praises newspapers, hints at self knowledge, then mentions quieting noisy streets with double glazing. It finishes with bee honey production figures and a plug for the Pekin Advances.
The article urges girls to anticipate household needs and take on chores willingly and regularly. It stresses pleasant, not martyr-like, service, with fixed days and times for duties, and notes sisters may assist brothers by gentle, cheerful help while boys rarely request chores. It ends with a call to make sunshine at home.
Jerome S McWade jokes at a Duluth banquet about servant wives and slaves of the public as a stump speaker quips about abolition A Diamond Wedding Anniversary is noted with Mayor Gaynor unable to attend praising an eight child family as worthy of high regard The piece ends with Now Yi Bun weekly letter notes from the Fox Farm region
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