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Newspaper
The Caldwell Tribune
Location
Caldwell, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1906
Page
3
A pabulum of opinion pieces critiques society, urban design, and health. It ponders corruption, press influence, and the role of citizens while praising architectural planning in Paris and Washington and urging healthier living through diet, water intake, sun, sleep, and ventilation.
Admiral Lon Charles Beresford says in 186% the Galatea with the Duke of Edinburgh toured Japan and the British party met the Mikado by invitation. He recalls being escorted by soldiers to the palace and asserts they would have faced danger without guards. The text closes with a crude remark about gender and power.
John A. Howland argues that the ideal busy man often loses self-control and efficiency. He warns the overbusied executive harms business and life, urges calm exterior, steady work, and home discipline led by mothers and teaching to distinguish ambition from dissipation. He critiques the culture of strenuosity and stresses honest character over show.
Juliet V. Strausa argues against suspending boys from school and condemns harsh punishment. She says punishment is a serious issue touching home, school, and society, and criticizes current laws and legal practices as invitations to crime.
By Leslie M Shaw the author argues rebates must end and calls for legislative action to apply the remedy to both beneficiaries and railroads. He asserts rebates are a great evil in the commercial system and believes all legitimate shippers will support relief efforts.
Judge A. T. Clearwater laments rising collusive divorces and illegal remarriages. He warns the trend signals contempt for law and moral decline, noting the shameful conduct among people of respectable status who should set an example to others.
The Atlanta Constitution presents a rustic poem celebrating idyllic summer scenes. It depicts cattle, honeysuckles, streams, birds, and bees as the countryside invites rest and pleasure. The verses praise pleasant weather, fishing, harvest imagery, and a joyous, bucolic mood.
A cook rooms a tramp to cut wood for dinner and a girl with a charm string of buttons draws his attention. He recalls youth and a pearl button gifted by a mother, while a widow Mrs. Wellesley learns the string led to Julius Deering, a famed writer, reuniting with the past.
A fragment notes west bound travel times and a schedule with arrival at 12 39 am departure at 8 20 am and a 2 30 pm time and a 10 30 am reference linked to B Farrar, agent.
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