The Age of Fairness Says Men Need Personal Merit
Godwin argues that virtue and happiness depend on each person receiving a distinct portion of distinction earned by merit, insisting men will not be virtuous or happy without their rightful share.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1909
Page
7
Godwin argues that virtue and happiness depend on each person receiving a distinct portion of distinction earned by merit, insisting men will not be virtuous or happy without their rightful share.
Describes how attractive women inspire envy and contrasts with weak health. Claims kidney poison causes skin blemishes and pimples and promotes nerviness. Promotes Electric Bitters as a remedy that cleanses stomach liver and kidneys, purifies blood, strengthens nerves and improves skin and complexion. Advertises 50c at J E Lemmon's.
Mrs Tankaway remarks to As Women Know that winning prizes at card parties and making friends simultaneously is a tough balance, as quoted by the Kansas City Times.
D F Macon of Washington Iowa announces a coming sale season with a single 1 percent commission on all Farm and Stock sales. He invites clients to line up and book their sales, promising fair treatment for large or small listings. He signs as Auctioneer with contact phone 317 and notes straw hats from Dougherty Bros.
A historic account describes Hans trained by Professor von Osten in Berlin. The horse reportedly solves problems, identifies photographs, taps out numbers, spells phrases, and recalls the sentence Forest and bridge are occupied by the enemy.
A novelty device uses two heated pins inserted at candle center to balance on wineglasses. Wicks at both ends ignite small hinged figures on wire, and as the candle melts grease drips alternate sides. The end rises and falls, picking up speed into lively, amusing antics.
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