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11 Sep 1902
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Big Timber Pioneer in Big Timber, Montana
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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1902
Page
1
Too Clever Doctor and Other Daily Snippets
A humorous collage describes a doctor sharing playful tricks to calm patients and a mistaken prescription mix up. It recalls an anecdote about smoking being dubbed unforgivable by a Mullah and a street fiddler tale ending with a boy buying the performer’s bow.
Never Make a Player Says Caddie in Glasgow Times
Dialogue from the Glasgow Times where two caddies joke about a minister’s helper who claims he will never be a gowffer. The second caddie grins and reveals the man’s reaction when missing a ball saying tut tut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald
Glasgow
Tree Love
Dialogue fragment from the Philadelphia Press shows Kitty and Dennis expressing devotion with dramatic vows about living together even at the cost of death. The excerpt reflects sentimental yearnings and rustic speech characteristic of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitty
Dennis
Philadelphia Press
Jones and Fogg Argue About Soundness
Jones praises Fogg's argument as sound and very sound. Fogg agrees, stating the argument is sound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
The Stomach Strain and Swift Ascot Justice
A medical note warns three daily meals tax the stomach with a five hour workday, risking dyspepsia and premature wear. The London Chronicle describes Ascot’s fast court for petty offenses, where the royal stand room serves as a rapid punishment chamber under 1848 law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Chronicle
Ascot
Royal Stand
Bow Street
Berks
The Joy of Play as Vital for Happy Living
The text argues that happiness comes from cultivating laughter and beauty. Play is essential, equal in importance to work, and lets individuals recover from daily strain. Philosophers say people do not live fully without play, making leisure a personal choice and necessity.
Municipal Bridegroom
An amusing tale from a country district near Paris describes the crowning of a rose queen. When asked for her fiancé the queen announces she has none, prompting the mayor to declare a sweetheart indispensable and a local swain steps forward to fulfill the role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Curious Ravens in Bible Lore and a Coptic Chronicle
A Cornhill Magazine piece examines why ravens are linked to mercy toward Elijah and to prayer in Scripture, contrasting with doves. It cites Epiphanius 368AD explaining raven feeding rites as young ravens change color, while older ravens later feed their young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elijah
Epiphanius
Evangelist
Cornhill Magazine
Bargain for a Kitten Turns into Election Tale
A Scottish parliamentary canvasser offered five pounds for a couple's kitten to secure a vote while describing the husband as easily swayed by his own choice. The woman compares the attempted influence to a rival paying ten pounds for a related item. The tale appears in London Answers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P
Weel
London
French gentleman saved from ducking seeks quick hot brandy
A French gentleman rescued from a river ducking is taken to a tavern and advised to drink hot brandy and water. He quips to the waiter that he will not have it stretched to a fortnight, then asks for it directly, noting a fortnight is not two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Monsieur
Second Thought on Marriage Riddle in Old Letters
A note from Ethel Barrows reveals conflict over marriage proposals. Initially she declines Mr Hicks, then on second thought invites George to see her as his true partner. The letters hint at romantic back and forth and a pending decision on wedlock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courbstone
Twenty-third Street
New York Press
Mr. Hicks
Ethel Barrows
George
Ethel
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