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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1921
Page
24
A man brings a troublesome car to a Jamaica Plain shop. The mechanic tests the horn by tooting it and suggests replacing the entire car, declaring the horn is still quite good. The jokey remark shows a humorous misunderstanding of car repair.
Two rustic newcomers from the North Station enter a west wind masquerade. One spectator exclaims about a trombone performance noting the musician seemingly shoves half the instrument down his throat.
Dialogue shows a student narrating dental pain and a teacher asking about relief. The dentist treated the tooth, and the exchange appears in the American Legion Weekly.
An advertisement asserts a nasal congestion remedy for cold or catarah conditions. It presents a product claim targeting relief of blocked nose with promotional wording.
Relief is promised as nasal passages clear and breathing improves after applying Ely's Cream Balm. The fragrant antiseptic cream penetrates swollen mucous membranes, soothing irritation and delivering instant relief for cold and catarrh symptoms.
Hindy the cat leaves Newspaper Row for the Vendome cat show with polish and nails manicured. He jokes about avoiding rivals in Pi Alley while recounting a rough washroom episode by city editors and reporters.
One hundred sixty two cats compete at the 16th championship show of the Boston Cat Club at the Hotel Vendome Boston on January 13 today. Admission helps the Children's Hospital and the Convalescent Home Endowment Fund with crowds expected all day.
A judge Miss J R Kroeh admits claims about taming cats while dictating from a cage. Club president Mrs Raymond G Coppins and others block access to remaining felines as the show proceeds.
A cat asserts its championship status amid a parade of prize ribbons and medals awarded to many fluffy mousers. The narrator notes no rival in its class and hints at more prizes to come, promising insider details on the event.
A lively cat show ends with many prizes awarded across color classes from white to silver and smoke. Judges crowned top cats such as Black Cloud and The Clansman of Coldstream while dozens more earned first and second ribbons in varied age and gender classes.
A witty dialogue from Bits sketches a wife vowing to write down her husband’s absurd flaws. The exchange labels him a bombastic ass a parasite and a hindrance as she contemplates using the list against him.
A witty vignette depicts a French visitor in New York frustrated by tipping customs. He misreads signs and humorously declares he will go directly to the source, skipping usual etiquette as he complains about tipping protocols.
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