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Newspaper
Russiaville Observer
Location
Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1903
Page
7
An article argues Japanese women are not meek servants but central figures at home. It describes their authority in managing households economy education of children and shaping domestic life as a respected role. It contrasts Western views with Japanese etiquette and home purity.
A promotional piece extols the Indianapolis Journal as a reliable, comprehensive newspaper with abundant market reports, Associated Press coverage, national and local news, farm pages, sport features, and fashion notes. It claims early print times, detailed court updates, and conservative Republican editorial stance. The ad emphasizes wide circulation seven days a week and ten cent weekly cost.
Mme Patti originated the idea of insuring the voice. Her voice is underwritten for 5000 per performance or 40000 for total loss. Kubelik the violinist carries 10000 for right hand and 50000 for total left arm disablement. He tours with six assistants.
An officer criticised by a newspaper challenged the entire staff to combat. The two reporters faced him and both were placed on the casualty list. While they recovered the paper hibernated and on return the convalescent staff learned the officer was rendered unfit for military service.
Two men on Stockholm quays devised a plan to obtain spirits by claiming a keg they carried was for a skipper. They asked a vault clerk to fill the keg, then faced a demanded payment and fled only after jokingly admitting a running account did not exist.
A compilation of quips and exchanges from various publications. The sketches include discussions of authority versus opinion, poetical references, and a remark on fame and influence by Senator Sorghum, with brief social notes about a social outing and a humorous question about a friend.
A short parable from the New York Herald about a mistreated musician who must have his notes and a pay dispute resolved. The piece also advises glycerin and rose water as a hand care remedy for wet, rough skin from daily housework and dishwashing.
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