Reflections of a Bachelor
Sketch humor column from the New York Press hints at social norms and courtship with a wry eye on gender roles. It wittily contrasts expectations of men and women and wages the perennial debate of romance and honesty.
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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1909
Page
4
Sketch humor column from the New York Press hints at social norms and courtship with a wry eye on gender roles. It wittily contrasts expectations of men and women and wages the perennial debate of romance and honesty.
A fragmentary portrait of a Virginian named Slatter who courts Carrie Nation. The piece notes bravado and foreshadows danger, with warnings about the wedding and Nation’s feared figure. It reflects sensational, speculative journalism about a controversial union.
A brief fragment discusses diction used by a London correspondent or cor arcing toward nautical themes. The readable text hints at dialogue about speaking across seas and distance, with literary tone and period voice.
Sterling from two to five dollars each with a firm guarantee. Pial and Ebony 14 carat gold pens priced at 1.25 and 1.50, originally 2.85. Stylograph pens one dollar, good fountain pens one dollar, remaining stock of 25 and 50 cent items. Copyright books left.
A discussion notes rapid advances in wireless telephony and telegraphy. Observers see extraordinary improvements, predicting practical, long distance signaling and even future feats once deemed impossible.
A collection of satirical aphorisms about pride knowledge marriage and love from the Chicago New. It notes a man’s gall may not embitter life and warns that learning without sense is dangerous. It also jokes that a wife is valued after death and that turning down a suitor marks a man’s career turning point.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Frye recently married spent Friday at Mrs. C. S. Snapp's. Mrs. Maggie Terault returned from near Stephens City after a week away. Miss Gertie Snapp shopped in Winchester. A Relief spelling match drew a large crowd. Miss Lily M. Terault stayed last week at Vaucluse. Mr. Charles Richard visited friends at Mountain Falls in the latter part of last week.
The Star offers a special renewal deal enabling subscribers to receive the National Stockman for one year at only fifty cents. The publication, valued at a dollar elsewhere, is touted as one of the best agricultural weeklies in the United States and is available exclusively to Star subscribers.
Miss Blaine travels from Winchester to Norfolk Virginia to visit Miss Mary Wilcox after extended entertainment. She will spend several weeks there before returning home to Taunton Massachusetts.
Col Robert Preston and his party returned to Charles Town this morning after visiting his son in law and daughter Dr and Mrs B M Roszel at Shenandoah Valley Academy in the valley region.
H W Collingwood notes that certain apple varieties thrive in the Shenandoah region with proper culture and pruning. He predicts U S exports to Europe could surpass wheat in 20 years and urges practical soil testing and thorough spraying to protect orchards, citing European demand and regional potential.
Local notes report Olin T Ors an eTalar visiting with La uvick and Mizeses. Stephens and OLeary family travel nearby. Rhodes high school will close Wednesday for holidays. Santa program and Sunday school event planned with a surprise for guests. Elinor Scaggs and Mileta Spellhouse visiting relatives in town.
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