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Newspaper
Preston News
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1908
Page
5
In a long scene from the Meredith Nicholson romance, Marian Devereux and Glenarm confront each other in a candlelit chase and admit deep feelings. The grandfather and Pickering figure in the aftermath as Marian reveals motives and plans for Glenarm House and future work.
Members of a Leap Year club argue modern boys lose respect for women and should restore chivalry. They note coeducational settings and casual public behavior erode courteous customs, urging stricter deference and a return to older etiquette among young men and women.
Muncie Indiana women’s Leap Year club enforces rules to curb male deference. Men must remove hats in public to greet women, abandoning perfunctory salutes. Penalty for noncompliance is social ostracism, reflecting a push for stricter manners among young men.
An heir to a $40 000 estate reportedly euthanized Blackie the cat after illness worsened. Blackie and Pinkie had been pets of Dilley since 1892 and were cared for by Miss Addie Ruch on life tenure. Executors consented, and most of the estate will go to charities with a $5 000 gift for a fountain for humans and animals.
Dr Charles Proteus Steinmetz professor of electrical engineering at Union College spoke in a recent Institute of Electrical Engineering lecture. He warned of rising production costs and a looming coal shortage stating soon people may see a future without coal and that many present listeners may not live to see the end of coal.
London report on a lecture by the Psychotherapeutic Society arguing excessive talking drains vital energy and fuels nervous disease and insanity. Vicar B S Lombard cites cases of patients who worsen after discussion of symptoms, urging silence as a healing factor.
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