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The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1901

Page

10

Love, Courtship and Marriage by Rev Hardy

An essay arguing true love endures beyond the honeymoon. It surveys celebrated couples from literature and history, praising marriages built on affection and mutual support. Examples include Wordsworth, Browning, Southey, Faraday, Nasmyth, and Darwin, among others, to show enduring domestic happiness.

LE. J. Hardy Earth Lfe Garrick Church of Scotland Scotland Rochefoucauld Robert Burton Rubenius Cesar Eunea Wordsworth Lincoln Baxter Bishop Hall Benjamin Franklin Martineau de Quincey Thomas Moore Thomas Hood Faraday James Nasmyth Geneva Muber Divid Aimee Francis Huber Huber Charles Darwin Professor Agassiz Frank Buckland Buckland Weber Donizetti Schumann Duchess of Devonshire David Garrick Lord Spencer

The Big Ship Celtic Size and Capacity

A detailed World s Work chronicling the Celtic reveals its vast scale and luxury. It notes space for 2 859 passengers, 347 first class, 160 second class, 2 352 third class, and a resident staff of 34. The article emphasizes its 9 decks, nine masts, twin screws, and heavy rivet and shell plate use.

Chalmers Roberts Washington Monument Capitol Washington Atlantic Lord Goschen Admiralty Celtic

Bridget's Tact Cat Twist in Clever Misdirection

Mrs Christy loves Angy the Angora cat above all, and Bridget the maid stirs panic by claiming Angy is dead. Mrs Christy mourns until Angy reappears unharmed, revealed alive on the dresser as Bridget confesses she misled to soften the news. The tale ends with the maid's clever ruse exposed.

New York Times Christy Angy Angora Bridget Mrs. Christy Coer

Children of selfish parents behave well at home

In Somerville Journal readers are reminded that children of selfish parents tend to be well behaved. The piece notes fathers and mothers focus on their own comfort and are willing to endure mischief for personal ease.

Somerville Journal

All Rights Reserved Is All Rights Reserved Is the Romance of the Zoo

A historical survey of captive big cats at the London Zoo, tracing origins from Tower of London lions to modern lions and tigers. It contrasts wild and kept animals, notes temperaments, feeding, and breeding, and highlights notable individuals and origins from Amsterdam, Sokoto, and Kattywar. The piece previews next week’s focus on hippos, rhinos, and elephants.

C. J. Cornish the Zoo Lion House Tower of London Newcastle Exeter Change Tower Zoo George IV Zoological Society Somaliland Zambesia Abyssinia Berbera Red Sea Rhodes Pretoria Gardens Prince of Wales Sokoto Gujerat Africa Greece Xerxes Turkey Palestine Asia Minor Henry Layard Persia Kattywar Amsterdam Mr. Bartlett China Sutton Turkestan Stafford Central Asia Afghanistan Warsaw London Manchuria Siberia Asia Europe Hagenbeck Hamburg Brazil Pampas Guiana

Home Made Bread Costs Compare To Baker Bread

The Labor Bulletin of Massachusetts reports seven experiments weighing and measuring ingredients for home made white wheat bread. Materials cost about 7.7 cents per loaf, labor and gas add up to roughly 9.8 cents, total about 18 cents per loaf with 7.0 percent yield. Bakers bread costs about 5.45 cents per loaf for materials plus minimal labor, making home made bread only slightly cheaper. Home made loaves weigh about 21 ounces, versus 14 ounces for bakers bread, yielding more slices per loaf and richer flavor for home made bread.

New York Evening Post Labor Bulletin of Massachusetts Boston

Manila peace progress urged to speed mail steamers

The Philippine commission reports satisfactory progress in establishing peace and civil order. A commissioner calls for a rapid mail steamship line to keep the Islands connected with current events, urging government action. Soldiers and their families at home suffer from irregular mail service and delays.

Minneapolis Tribune Philippine Commission

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