Good manners in marriage cited as peacekeepers
A New York Weekly piece argues that marriage does not excuse neglecting courtesy at home. It warns wives that civility and fair partnership preserve happiness, while poor manners harm harmony and trust.
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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1907
Page
7
A New York Weekly piece argues that marriage does not excuse neglecting courtesy at home. It warns wives that civility and fair partnership preserve happiness, while poor manners harm harmony and trust.
Readable fragments mention fasteners and water, with unclear numbers and place names. The text includes references to Pike County and Delaware style terms but lacks a coherent event or clear subject. No definite person or organization can be identified from the legible portions.
A distressed speaker recounts meeting Col. Robert G. Ingersoll after a hard fall in fortune. He describes poverty after debts and a hotel bill at the Peabody, then a lecture encounter that ends with Ingersoll lending mercy and a chance to repay later. The man recalls repaying kindness and finding purpose in Washington years afterward.
A flood of items reports a train wreck near a prison, a fatal lottery collapse in Portugal, and a fire in Oklahoma City. Other notes cover a San Francisco bribery case, a Morrocan ministry dispatch, and a tornado in Wisconsin. Union leaders and political figures also figured in briefs amid a wave of accidents and investigations.
Lincoln Bieffens discusses Tantelpal politics in Chicago with humorous anecdotes from Peb and nearby towns. A dry old fellow and Kidder share a joke about marriage teasing Bidder after a best girl’s wedding. The comic exchange mirrors light town gossip.
A jumbled ad style fragment warns against mercury in catarrh ointments and warns of severe nerve damage from improper internal use. It mentions Isaac F. Friedcheneg Co Toledo Ohio and a 20 Mercury reference amid other disjointed health claims.
A Gospel anecdote recalls a Concord boy who offered a penny from a missionary box. The coin slipped from the clergyman’s hand and shattered the box, sparking a family celebration when the boy recovered, a tale linked to F Marton Crawford.
OCR text fragment shows a garbled narrative about Margaret a photo or baby, a father figure, and scattered names, with unclear relationships and disrupted phrases. It mentions a new open work area and an event implying a family gathering, but many words are unreadable.
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