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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1905
Page
3
The passage argues that wealth and progress cannot compensate for healthy home life. It stresses the husband as breadwinner and home maker and the wife as helpmeet and mother, noting the greater burden on women raising children and the need for women’s education within this traditional division of labor. It honors working wives and Lincoln’s plain people.
A discussion on reducing married life unhappiness through separation when needed and fair provision by husbands. Proposes annual arbitration in parishes to judge fairness, equal partnership for capable women, and discouraging external judgments. Cites St. Paul and Christ to contrast attitudes toward women and marriage duties.
Reverend Phebe Hanaford argues the ideal man is real not fictional, a gospel hope and future fulfilled. He emerges from any boy into a dutiful son, a loving husband, a devoted father, and a fearless civic advocate for justice. He is nature's nobleman in home and community.
The Washington Star notes the American ideal of equal opportunity. A French refugee who built wealth in the Caribbean freed a slave in Baltimore. Both descendants, one free and one former slave, rise to good clerical positions in the same government office, illustrating equal chances for all under the republic.
The article notes 6000 naked eye stars with variations, 50 to 100 true variables, about six known before 1800, and at least 1300 when including telescopic stars. Photography has accelerated discovery, with 200–300 added in the last year, as photometers measure light curves of suspected objects.
A claimant to the Earl Poulett title toured London streets with a hand organ bearing a large sign asserting his claim. The viscount, named Hinton, said this was his only means of livelihood while publicizing his aristocratic assertion.
The April 12 1905 market notes list prices for flour wheat corn oats butter eggs cheese potatoes hay cattle sheep and hogs in New York Cleveland Toledo and East Buffalo. Highlights include No 2 red wheat at 1 08 1 11 per bushel and hog prices around 5 75 to 5 85 in several markets.
A Chicago Journal quotation shows a boy with spectacles recounting a patronizing remark about possibly becoming president. The boy replies candidly that his parents would not allow him to stand outside on a March day to be inaugurated.
A Detroit Free Press quip questions while a frivolous speaker brags about friends ignoring concern. A New York Times line notes the cheapest wedding gift is regrets, echoing social snubs and practical counsel.
Mrs. H. C. Harty of Lowndes Missouri reports severe spring illness cured by Dodd's Kidney Pills. She says she felt weak with back and head pain each spring, but after treatment she is stronger, improved after ten years, and credits the pills fully. The ad claims widespread use and effectiveness as a spring tonic.
Ada C Smith credits Cuticura Soap and Ointment with curing a severe scalp itch and hair regrowth after daily use. The ad asserts the product’s success, mentioning a Jersey City address and a one box one cake purchase.
In an old ad style note, Allen's Foot-Ease powder is touted to cure corns bunions and foot pain. Sold at druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents with free address for Olmsted Le Roy New York. The rest cites testimonials about Piso's Cure and general ad quips from newspapers.
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