Miss Flurtey and Haggard on a back road tale
Whimsical exchanges unfold as Miss Flurtey teases Miss Bosting about oscillating on a back road while Mr Haggard and she deny a fib. The gag centers on a playful car ride and social banter from a Philadelphia Press page.
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Dashaway
Cleverton
Dove
Boston Transcript
England
Miss Bosting
Miss Flurtey
Mr. Haggard
Philadelphia Press
McCall
de Coursey
Michael Brannigan De _ Coursey
Michael Brannigan
Railroads Kill 3,554 in Year End Losses
United States railways reported 3,554 deaths in the year ended June 30 amid ongoing concerns about wartime horrors and social fears.
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United States
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted for Deafness and Teething Remedies
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure promising to cure deafness caused by catarrh, with a $100 reward for any case not cured. It also mentions a book of Sonnets of the Head and Heart and Ridiculing Sonnets of the Lights and Liver, plus Mrs Winston's Boot Slor Syrup as a teething remedy.
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Diuvuu Moe Wee
S.S.S
SWIFT
Atlanta
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Perrin
South Africa
Pat Crowe
Mus. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
America
Lydia B. Pinkham
Mr. Pinkham
RFE
Lydia K. Pinkham
Bad Teeth and Eye Troubles Across the Nation
A New York dentist claims bad teeth cause most eyesight problems and shares a case where removing decayed teeth restored a nearly blind girl’s vision. The article also notes heat exhaustion symptoms and remedies, alongside home care tips for furniture and a few humorous anecdotes in a period tone.
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New York
Dizzy World of Wits and Warnings in Old Jokes
A collage of jokes and quips from early 20th century sources humorously contrasts social pretensions with practical realities. The snippets feature figures and settings like politicians, servants, and small households, with punchlines about money, marriage, and everyday folly. Notable lines reference furniture vans, coffee mills, and a cat grown from a kitten, reflecting period humor.
Ambiguous Remark Cited From Well Street Discourse
Fragmentary remarks discuss jealousy politics and truth in Well Street noting that politics is a profession only for the losers and suggesting the ticker omits events in the area. The dialogue references Mrs Auger and a judge with unclear context and relationships.
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Ohio
Griff Mums
Dedicati Observatory
N.U
Borardusy
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New York Weekly
Ginrul Lee
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Chicago Record-Herald
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Chicago News
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Well Street
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