Sharp and Well Set Mistress Refuses Food Offer
A woman in a household shows firm views on industry. When a visitor asks for a bite, she points to the wood pile in the yard and comments about not needing food while he asserts his teeth are fine.
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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1906
Page
3
A woman in a household shows firm views on industry. When a visitor asks for a bite, she points to the wood pile in the yard and comments about not needing food while he asserts his teeth are fine.
A wife asks her husband to recover a jewelers engagement ring so he may replace it with a diamond at least half as large, revealing a humorous yet pointed wish within a married couple.
A bachelor uncle teases Johnny by warning that eating six apples ruins dinner appetite. The remark hints at family dynamics and contrasts grocery knowhow with kitchen hunger, suggesting playful mischief in the household.
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Shoop Twenty Minute Headache Cure claiming instant relief by reducing congestion in nerve centers. It argues headaches stem from swollen veins and capillaries pressing nerves and promises a permanent cure with prompt use.
The Donnelly and Hatfield minstrels under Al G Field return to Noble Street Theater with a music themed program featuring the comedy Patsy and a Millionaire Tramp. Alma Hern stars as Patsy in a tale of love and mistaken identity. Elmer Walters stages the elaborate production with depots churches and country tavern settings. Local manager E D Smith reports Decatur interest and a strong reception for Millionaire Tramp.
A compact timeline covers Kingston burning in 1777, Napoleon’s exile start in 1815, Lafayette Baker’s birth and Civil War role, Anderson’s stage banishment in 1831, Parnell arrest in 1881, Greenwich meridian adoption in 1884, and other notes from 1805 to 1905.
A notice from Mrs M Summers of Notre Dame Indiana offers a no cost home treatment for bed wetting. She states spanking is ineffective and urges mothers not to blame the child. Request correspondence to Box 400 Notre Dame Ind.
A London Tribune tale recalls rare Irish snakes found in different ways and ties belief to St Patrick. An Irish emigrant in Australia prospers but fears snakes, so he mails soil from Ireland to lay around his home for peace.
A sharp voiced woman at a railway station demands a ticket to New York from a indifferent clerk. She insists she must go there though she does not want to. The exchange conveys urgency and resolve in a brief encounter.
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