Leap year as ladies year says tradition but seldom used
The saying notes leap year is the one in four when women may pop the question, yet the custom remains uncommon and not widely practiced.
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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1916
Page
5
The saying notes leap year is the one in four when women may pop the question, yet the custom remains uncommon and not widely practiced.
A saying extols the successful man as one who patronizes home merchants and encourages home enterprises of every kind. The quote emphasizes local support and community prosperity as the path to achievement.
R. A. Nestos seeks the Republican nomination for United States Senator. He urges progressive economic policy, expanded Postal Savings Banks, Rural Credits, grain inspection and storage, and fair tariffs. He argues for nonpartisan trade commissions, national prohibition, and government manufacture of armor and munitions to reduce war profiteering.
Elbert Bede weighs politics and society with humor and sharp lines about prohibition, taxation, crime, marriage, parenting, flattery, and public service. He mocks vanity and hypocrisy while noting finances and salaries in government, stressing practical limits and civic duty.
Spring Housecleaner suggests a superior whitewash formula to reduce cracking. Mix half a bushel of quick lime slackened with enough water to keep a six inch head, add five cents of sulphate of zinc and a tablespoonful of salt. For tinting, use yellow ochre for buff Saint leck for pearl or lead and a touch of bluing for a blue tint.
A speaker admonishes a man for a poor reputation regarding kissing girls without consent while he sits and denies the charge, prompting tense reaction and questions about behavior.
A reflective piece recalls the biblical scene of stones being cast and notes how modern society quickly judges others. It argues that many rush to condemn while neglecting self-examination, urging readers to mind their own business and refrain from casting stones at the innocent.
The piece argues students often lack interest due to parental disengagement, citing a twelve-year-old model student whose success stems from persuasive parental guidance and small cash incentives for high grades. It praises the mother, brother, and other family bonds, noting a changing catalog of loves and urging parental involvement in education.
A Chicago geography professor argues the war over iron and coal, noting Germany’s iron scarcity and the vast undeveloped Lorraine deposits near Metz. He claims the United States holds half the world’s iron ore and warns nations seek China’s coal and iron, while U S deposits lie in the Appalachians and the northern Midwest near Canada.
Advertises Schiffmanns New Concentrated Expectorant for bronchitis cough and croup with money back guarantee. Claims eightfold more medicine per 50 cents than old remedies and no narcotics. Distributed by Rather Drug Co in Saint Paul Minnesota with Asthmador assurance.
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