When a bachelor gets tired of lead ing a single life he should get married
A concise quip notes that a man who tires of bachelorhood should marry and be led, phrased as a wry social observation.
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Newspaper
Advance Hustler
Location
Advance, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1925
Page
7
Treason House Ends A Somber Historic Tale
A New York Times feature recalls the Joshua Hett Smith mansion in West Haverstraw where Benedict Arnold and Major John Andre plotted to surrender West Point. The house, linked to the traitorous scheme, is slated for demolition for a new state orthopedic hospital, erasing a landmark of one of America's blackest pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hudson
London
Treason
Joshua Hett Smith
West Haverstraw
Rockland County
Treason House
Benedict Arnold
John Andre
The
Arnold
West Point
Andre
Vaiture
Stony Point
Vulture
Joshua Smith
Smith
Republic
Long Cove
Haverstraw
Continental Guards
John Anderson
Tarrytown
Washington
Alexander Hamilton
Peggy Chippen
Verplanck
New York Times
Winnie Wondering What She Likes Best
Winnie contemplates whether to be eager to help or clever. She recalls saving a neighbor’s life, earning a gold bracelet she valued for its meaning, and ponders reading late, bedtime, playrooms, and travel between country and sea. She finds joy in many things and decides to enjoy each in turn. She Could Dress Up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnie
Mai
Museum of Daughter of Babylon Found in Ur Excavation
Philadelphia reports a joint British Museum and University of Pennsylvania expedition uncovered a museum in Ur of the Chaldeans linked to Nabonidus daughter Bel-Shali-Namar. The site reveals bricks bearing ancient fingerprints and a cloister temple complex with educational and monklike features. Travelers on a French railway will hear next stop alerts by loudspeakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Museum
Pennsylvania University
Philadelphia
Babylon
University of Pennsylvania At
London
Abraham
Babylonia
Leonard Woolley
Hall of Justice
E-Dubl al-Makh
Nabonidus
Sin-Balatsu-Ikbi
Kuri-Galzu
Ishme-Dagan
Islin
Bur-Sin
Christ
Yale
Bel-Shali-Namar
Riddles and wordplay from a playful quiz
A compact set of limerick like riddles features puns about peas in a pint a brickbat and a well trained horse. The jokes pivot on sound and meaning to deliver quick witty observations and a playful cadence.
Expert claims boys better at arithmetic than girls
A London humorist quips that experts say boys are ten per cent better at arithmetic and adds a marriage twist. The joke frames gender ability as a numeric edge and a social outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Freezone promises quick corn relief with tiny bottle
The ad touts Freezone as a painless remedy for hard and soft corns and between the toes. A druggist offers a small bottle for a few cents that allegedly removes corns and calluses without soreness or irritation.
Cinnamon Bear Dinner Reassures Fussy Diners
A humorous exchange centers on a bear steak described as cinnamon. One diner rejects highly spiced food while the other tries to reassure with the idea of a cinnamon bear dish. The dialogue highlights conflicting tastes in a light, domestic moment.
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