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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1907
Page
4
The 59th Congress adjourned at noon Tuesday. Missouri seeks to tax bachelors and raise marriage license fees, while Foraker questions Brownville violence. A Tennessee preacher links vice to hell, and debates persist on army canteens. Meanwhile cattle losses in the Northwest due to freezes prompt a grazing bill favoring small holders.
A historical denunciation argues that states acting alone cannot curb child labor due to competitive disadvantage, inconsistent enforcement, and powerful industrial lobbies. It calls for a federal standard to protect citizenship and national wellbeing against “systematic murder” of children.
A historical treatise notes anger's danger with cases of emperors and doctors dying after fits of rage. It cites Nerva Paul III Valentinian Hunter and others, discusses milk toxicity, and urges restraint, early education, and self control to curb temper in children.
A mother disciplines a disobedient child with warmth and a mirror lesson. The child, using a stern voice, makes a comical face while attempting to wipe away tears, illustrating a point on anger's toxic effects on the body and mind, as discussed by Marjor Ainsworth White in the Chicago Tribune.
A humorous Wiener Kleiner cartoon caption notes a lady’s vanity as a lady’s maid asks about her mistress portrait. A footman retorts, mocking her obsession with being painted by others.
At Caerwent in Britain an unusually well preserved Roman villa reveals a courtyard surrounded by extra rooms. Basements contained two complete hypocausts and distinctive blue tiles used to radiate heat to upper rooms. Fine Roman paving also emerged from the basement.
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