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Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1906

Page

6

Tobacco as National Flower and Other Botanical Ruminations

A miscellany on plants and classification cites tobacco as a candidate national flower, notes its ubiquity from Florida to Connecticut, and compares it with native maize and laurel. It also discusses vegetables vs fruits, Tehuantepec’s climate and people, cut glass acoustics, and Sabbath practices in Jewish history.

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The White Headed Boy Phrase in Irish Folk Lore

The phrase his mother's white headed boy appears in many Irish fairy stories of the last century. Irish mothers who knew fairies kept the secret for the white headed boy of the family. Gerald Griffin used the phrase in a noted short story borrowed from an old Celtic book.

Ireland Gerald Griffin

Definition of a miser and self-denial in Prohibition era

A humorous exchange defines a miser as a man who refuses life’s necessities despite having money. The speakers remark that such misers might be mislabeled Prohibitionists, reflecting satirical tone from the Indianapolis Journal.

Higgins Watkins Ianapolis Journal

Balance in Doubt on Slack Wire Bet

A man bets all his bank money to walk a slack wire twenty feet. The result tests character as the tale hints at whether he wins or loses his balance. The callous remark about happiness at others’ expense frames the moral.

Gulle—Taylor Quay

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