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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1909
Page
8
In this era guidance piece, the author urges cheerfulness across all ages and roles. It warns against airing private sorrows publicly and promotes modesty, duty, and mutual support within families, stressing that mothers cultivate selflessness and children learn from example. A cheerful, collaborative marriage is presented as essential to a thriving home.
An advertisement from Jay Johnson & Co promotes Foley's Orino air as a remedy for indigestion stomach and liver trouble and habitual constipation. The Vindicator and Republican Co. lists the product for sale.
Local notes from Wallingford and Midway recount school start ups, farm visits, and road mishaps. Ann Bergum begins school, Parental visits from Center, and land interests in Wallingford with ongoing threshing tensions between local elevators. Weather hampers corn, many attend Minnesota state fair, and a runaway hay rack incident near Strong farm ends safely.
The superintendent and city accountant Mr. Lee and family returned Sunday from Hoopston Indiana. Mae Brady, visiting a family member, returned Monday to Highmore South Dakota. Mrs G Juhl visited last week with son Andrew near Wallingford and returned Monday. Mr and Mrs White of Chickasaw County visited their children Mrs Taylor Mrs Merriott and Eugene Pickell of Graver and Abe Pickell of Dolliver.
Tennessee has two women lawyers, Miss Marion Griffin and Miss Wolf. Griffin was first admitted to the bar, but Wolf, admitted two days later, was the first to argue before the court of civil appeals. Her hour long argument reportedly held the judges' attention. News of a woman appearing drew crowds in Jackson.
A Chicago News item notes a groom will eat foods he dislikes for a week or more after marriage due to social expectations, reflecting dated marriage customs and food rituals.
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