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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1908
Page
7
Local readers learn Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes are valued as a community good. The column weaves a Thanksgiving plea with letters from Von Bulow and Sarasate praising musical performances, noting a Brahms conference and private concert details.
A Philadelphia Press anecdote portrays Senator Christopher Magee fond of his Pittsburg Times. He jokes about missing a railway wreck scoop and quips that his paper will be retrieved by males rather than men.
In a women's club gathering over tea and cigarettes, speakers mocked male vanity citing bees as example. The group recalls king bee legends from Pliny and Shakespeare and notes historical denials of female rulers in hive society.
In Illinois, Speaker Cannon faces opposition tactics as friends of Uncle Joe are dismissed from public service. A supporter asks how to respond to Smith and Jones losing posts and Uncle Joe replies that battle brings dead and wounded.
A father advises his son to avoid being too attentive to his daughter to keep funds for marriage. The dialogue turns witty as the young man contemplates marriage, while other snippets show a housewife dismissing help and Beefsteak Ben dealing with a bulldog.
A milkman fumes at a customer accusing his milk as defective. the customer replies with a witty line saying the milk can is a picture a fine water color. The exchange ends with the humorous remark.
Restless exchange about a cook's passing and whether she will stay, with a quip that the poet is born not made. Bridget is noted as hard to please, reflecting a comic traveler’s humor in travel writing.
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