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Newspaper
The Bottineau Courant
Location
Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1908
Page
6
In a tense reunion on a riverside, Jeff admits past affairs to Lucy, insisting only her memory could outshine others. She tests his truth with questions about former loves, and their conversation leads to renewed commitment as he declares lifelong love and asks for a kiss.
In New York Potter tells of a disastrous stay in Gramercy Place with the Smiths. Smith and wife entice him to babysit their infant, leading to a chaotic cradle scene that ends with a hasty escape as the neighbors scramble over the missing baby.
A magazine essay argues that untruthfulness in children arises from elder influence and fear of punishment. It notes politeness prompts, belief in adults, and nervous temperaments heighten lying tendencies. Encouraging confession reduces or removes punishment and alleviates remorse.
Manayunk philosopher recalls a Brooklyn Unitarian service where the pastor faltered and his wife stepped in from the pew to finish the sermon and close with prayer. The husband deemed it officious, prompting the question can a wife in her helpful role go too far.
A leech kept in a vial of water serves as a weather oracle. If rain is coming it stays at the top of its lodging before or after noon. If wind is forecast it races through its watery chamber with rapid movement. If weather remains steady the creature lies motionless at the vial bottom.
Echo de Paris reports the French government considers a decree to curb opium sales. Only authorized apothecaries and druggists may sell, and they must record buyer details, purchase purpose, and quantities.
A curio shop uptown displays a window comb with a legend that it was worn by a witch. The alliterative card sparks interest among passers by and fuels tales of Salem ancestry and heirloom claims.
When Haydn the painter visited Stratford he talked of Shakespeare to rustics at a wayside inn. They claimed another remarkable local figure, John Cooper, who had lived 90 years in the town without ever suffering a toothache.
A Paris journalist starts a babies club in a spacious building with a garden and a clubhouse. It offers games, a Punch and Judy show, a cafe with sweets and tea, toy ships, a theater, and a remonstrance of social chatter as staff discuss salary raises.
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