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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1909
Page
6
In a brief hearing a nervous tenant accused of disturbing neighbors asked to hear the defendant sing. The young woman from Lie Conservatory performed an aria from Wagner before the judge halted testimony and ruled for the defendant, reversing the court’s mercy.
Ella H Stratton recalls a bobolink captured young who learns to imitate a canary after weeks. The bird watches attentively, then copies the song, grows attached to its singer, and eventually sings constantly, resembling a canary in behavior and voice.
In a murky tale from Veorkemer Streatgent, royal arcade ucian, painter Veorkemer Streatgent works on a portrait of Becy Anstruther Anstruthers. The subject is described as pale and ugly while a payment of 8000 eniieas imerety is noted for the work. The fragmented text hints at financial and reputational tensions surrounding the portrait and its ownership.
A London Express excerpt shows an angry lady pressing for plain justice from Mr. Smeargent who retorts that mercy is needed as she cannot look natural or pleasant, revealing a moment of comic tension and social psychology.
A collection of humorous snippets mocks romance politics and showbiz. Lines lampoon Miss Prewster and Mr Goldstos with bravado about plans and age while a chorus girl quips about a gag and a landlady retrying pay. A judge notes campaign promises versus belief.
The office boy reports a consultation with the boss after a quarrel with the junior partner about who is leading the league in batting. The remark appears in a Lou Louisville Courier Journal context.
A Washington Star quip shows a discouraged housewife asking why cooks grow discontented and irritable. Mr. Groucher replies that cooks suffer from eating their own dinners and getting dyspepsia.
A brief New York Press quote contrasts Howell with Dr Rowell suggesting Rowell will push to strike a calendar item as his first action in the legislature. The exchange hints at political maneuvering and a possible legislative focus on procedure.
A light exchange in a humorous exchange notes Mrs. Benham showing a new hat and her husband comment on its size. The neighbor counters that the neighbor next door owns an even larger hat, while joking about their houses.
Florence Kelley argues women lack political power due to apathy and self interest. She criticizes women for not protesting injustices and urges working men to grant suffrage, insisting women must mobilize voters and use money influence to secure the ballot.
Dyspepsia cure urged by Chicago physician Dr Charles McCormick. He exhorts readers to eat large chunks of juicy pie for breakfast to improve digestion and stomach health, arguing pie is the right food combination and will cure dyspepsia.
William H. P. France of Brown University urges reform in English education. He argues colleges fail to teach proper writing and speaking and calls for national effort to preserve the mother tongue as a key intellectual heritage.
The piece laments athletic frenzy among youth and college girls, urging restraint. It argues modern students pursue fun over culture, praising the college hero as the leading athlete and noting boisterous public behavior and slang.
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