14 Jun 1901
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Newspaper
The Bellefontaine Republican
Location
Bellefontaine, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1901
Page
1
A five part series ended with Rev. E A King’s Sunday sermon from the Congregational church urging a sacred view of marriage. He outlined preparation, early married life, and essentials of a true home, stressing health, education, income, preparation before love, and shared work with self denial as the touchstone of lasting affection.
A brief item lists the population of the largest clubs in the world across years 1800 1807 1898 1900 and 1901 with figures including Philadelphia and St Petersburg. It notes the United States holds three of the top ten cities while other nations have at most one, per the Albany Argus.
A childhood tale of Queen Wilhelmina jokingly says her dolls had the measles, prompting a courtly exchange about fear and succession. The piece then discusses profanity, condemning swearing as vocal impotence, praising clean speech and noting differing attitudes toward profanity in English, Japanese, and Continental languages.
Fragmented prose outlines future schemes and talents with references to days and toys. Mentions nerves about a plastic lane, new and quaint narrations, and weekly timing hints. Readers see a stream of dates and musings without a clear single action or event.
Herr Wagner a self taught musician rehearses a grand aria without words to express a lover’s heart and life philosophy amid a cluttered attic in New York. He falls for Annchen, whose mother and a German boarder complicate their tale as Leo the dog intertwines fate and romance.
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