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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1908
Page
3
A satirical Life magazine take notes that after rapid cooling modern methods reduce milk germs from millions to about 250 per teaspoon. It warns that despite strict controls some germs still slip in and risk to babies remains until every intruder is barred.
A verse speaker notes wasted smiles today and frowns hidden away yet poorer now. In the heart the speaker stores treasures, and smiles grow by several score, ending with a sense of success.
Dyer quips that his vehicle is an automobile or motor car only when it runs, and he calls it other things when it breaks down, reflecting a humorous take on everyday jargon.
A trust magnate objects to a newspaper line calling him soulless, arguing the phrase misdefines him. The exchange centers on the word soulless versus sou-less, with the visitor demanding the proper reading while the editor defends the choice.
A wife shows her husband a gown bill. he jokes the price is high. She calmly notes it is the most decollate gown she ever had, prompting a humorous exchange captured in a Chicago Daily News snippet.
The scene features Actor Person-Yes noting the audience stayed glued as the Depreciator explains the technique. The exchange hints at a method to hold attention during performances.
The story quotes an amateur athlete saying he advertised for a coach after deciding to train. A friend asks if he found one, and the reply notes that 57 hackmen called, though none were hired.
An old-time cartoon caption reveals voices about rising unemployment and business competition as 500 more men are said to be thrown out of work. The dialogue shows weary workers and travel concerns reflecting labor strain.
A terse note describes a dispute over who is entitled to a space in a house hold scene. The caller claims authority while a waitress, who has been served notice, asserts she is living there despite being described as not a lady.
A Chicago Record-Herald item quotes police chief and a traveling theatrical company manager disputing plans for a dance performance. The manager defends the dance as artistic and unobjectionable, while the chief questions the motive and public reception.
The text recounts Robinson Crusoe fearing savages and planning a coffin. He debates coffin-nails and then devises a makeshift coffin from rolled palm leaves filled with rope bits, joking I’ve smoked worse as he perseveres.
A Detroit Free Press anecdote records a politician kissing six children and asking the mother to pass his card to her husband for a vote. The mother replies that her husband has been dead for two years, ending the attempted influence.
Beatrice tells Tom she would be his sister not his partner. Puck records the comic exchange as a playful tease about family ties during the quiz game.
A brief dialogue shows a playful exchange about where laughter originates. The humor centers on the moment the laugh escapes from the speaker.
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Reports from Ely, Pioche, and Goldfield areas indicate rising ore yields and new discoveries. The Pennijohn Mining Co reports 200 ounces silver and 20 40 percent lead with gold values at 2 4 per ton on the 200 level in Pioche. Copper prices forecast around 15 cents by year end amid smelter expansion and renewed exploration in Bluff Utah.
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