Second Marriages Should Not Bring Disrespect Or Jealousy
Margaret E. Sangster argues that grief fades with time and that a second marriage can be happy if based on mutual esteem rather than convenience. She warns against age gaps and financial motives, citing cases of both fault and fulfillment, and urges kindness toward widows who remarry.
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Joseph B. Bowles
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Jane
Bodice for Voile Dress with Lace Yoke and Silk Ornaments
Describes a delicate voile bodice with a tight lining front hooks a small round lace yoke and collar over silk. Fronts cross below the bust trimmed with silk ornaments. Full puff sleeves end in four lace frills on net. Materials listed include 2.5 yards of fabric and multiple lace pieces.
Hangnail Care Tips From Household Guide
The guide advises softening hangnails with vaseline then removing them carefully with pointed scissors. It suggests lifting the cuticle away from the nail to prevent adhesion and future hangnails.
Bees on a City Roof in Boston Highlight Roof Apiary
A Boston Globe visit reveals 50 bee colonies on the four story Friend Street building roof owned by F. H. Farmer. The piece explains bee biology including nectar pollen digestion queen roles and wax foundations, and notes no artificial combs exist in practice.
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Boston Globe
F. H. Farmer
Friend Street
Littleton
System in Work Drives Faster Results for Farmers
The Farmers' Review argues that consistent, orderly routines in chores or fieldwork boost efficiency. By performing tasks at the same place and in the same order each morning and evening, workers finish sooner and gain clear completion cues.
Iron as Money in Lycurgus Era Explained by Ancient Authors
Quoted passages from Plutarch Clare Rolling and others describe Lycurgus issuing iron coins of great bulk and weight to curb avarice. The iron money required heavy transport, such as oxcarts, to carry modest sums, making hoarding impractical. The note concludes iron was more valuable then but not enough to sustain heavy coinage.
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Plutarch
Lycurgus
Lacedaemonia
Scientific American
Manners of Japan Police urged to learn English
A historical phrase book guide for Japanese police advocates polite conduct toward the public. It warns against loud voices and scolding, urging meekness and civilized behavior. It cites Caesar as a model of restraint and discipline for officers.
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Laughing at London and Trafalgar Square
The Times of India criticizes London use of Trafalgar Square as a misused civic space. It denounces the National Gallery facade and the Sahara of asphalt, muddy fountains, guarded by meaningless pillars, and the tall column with a small Nelson statue.
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Trafalgar Square
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Times of India
Markets Report from New York and Other Cities
The item surveys multiple regional market figures for August 16 1905 with prices for flour wheat corn oats butter eggs cheese potatoes hay cattle sheep lambs hogs and various grades in New York Cleveland Toledo East Buffalo Pittsburg and other hubs.
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Cleveland
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York State
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Fifteen Years of Torture Cured by Cuticura Remedy
A testimonial from H. B. Franklin of Allegheny Pa describes fifteen years of severe scalp and forehead sores cured in one week after using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. The note ends with a brief aside about a watchful chap from Richmond Mo. Missourian.
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Washington St
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Simple Soap Suds Keep Roses Slug Free
Eleanor R Parker shares a florist taught method using abundant Ivory Soap suds around rose roots and foliage to deter slugs and pests. The approach aims to keep plants healthy and thriving through a simple home remedy.
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Styled Advice on Appearance and Charity
Readers are urged to keep garments white and bright with Red Cross Ball Blue and to avoid yellow clothes. A brief sales line notes a 2 oz package for 5 cents. The piece condemns the mean who gives only sympathy and suggests practical utility over sentiment.
Mary E Lease Endorses Doan's Kidney Pills
Mary E Lease former Kansas politician and orator endorses Doan's Kidney Pills for bladder and kidney troubles. She cites personal experience and urges others to use the remedy. Signed Mary Slizab ether Lease. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY advert ised sold by all dealers 50 cents per box.
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Kansas
United States
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Doan
Mary Slizabeteh Lease
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
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