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Newspaper

Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1907

Page

7

Boston Elevated Railway Time Table Cambridge Division

Boston Elevated Railway timetable lists routes from Arlington Center through Adams via Harvard Bridge and West Boston Bridge with numerous departures from early morning to late night. Night and Sunday service details include Adams, Harvard Square, City Point, and Roxbury connections with frequent intervals and specific streetcar paths.

Arlington Center Adame GQ Geacon Adams Harvard Bridge West Boston Bridge Ifrom Arlington Arlington Heights Adama Harvard East Cambridge City Point Subway Broadway Brookline ST. Cor. Mass. Ave Park Cottage Farm Scollay Bor Wat Essex St Scallay Oq Bonday Scallay Sq Adams Oq Mate St Harvard Square Adams &Q River BT Post Office Goulston &St F. M. NO Cambridge Dudley &T Washington ST Roxbury Harvard Sq Dudley Bt Dudley River S&t Pearl ST Roxbury Crossing Mount Aubern Huron Ave Newton Watertown Hanover ST Wight A. M. Newton MT. Auburn ST North Cambridge Seudebwat Prospect Prospect ST Riverside Erbgeant

Scrap Book A Phenomenon and Other Short Items

Scrap Book recounts a preacher’s joke defining a phenomenon with a cow on a thistle and a singing bird. It also notes Irish patriots Michael Doolan and Patrick Murphy as examples. A classroom tale contrasts worms versus sparrows with a humorous misstatement about sparrows.

Michael Doolan Patrick Murwee

Humorous Fragments on Luck Belief and Daily Life

A collage of aphorisms and anecdotes moments include Teutonic pluck, a bulldog metaphor, and a Holmes quote. Jokes mix with observations about consistency and truth. A tale recounts a blood circulation riddle and a Wright brothers misheard kitchen anecdote about beef tea.

Specimen Swap Tale From School Day

A mother asks about school, the child recounts nature study and bringing a cockroach in a bottle. He boasts of many more specimens ready for daily demonstrations for the teacher.

Unnamed Father Wonders at Crib Cost in Joy

Soon after his first baby was born a wife finds him by the crib gazing at the child. She weeps with emotion as he murmurs it is incomprehensible how they can build such a crib for nine cents.

Bridget Flinnizan Wirral Bridget Lippincoutt

Known by His Friends A Drunkenness Case

A forlorn man brought before a magistrate for drunkenness and disorderly conduct speaks of human cruelty. He is cut off with a 30 day sentence. The judge dismisses as part of a broader, restless critique of society. The fragment references literary figures and municipal lists.

Terron Poe Muntem Lippincett’s

Potatoes Share Riddle Sparks Schoolroom Teasing

In a family of five children with four potatoes the mother seeks equal shares. A pupil breaks the silence with a clever pun Mish the potatoes sir prompting laughter as the classroom giggles at the mispronounced solution.

The Noble Two

The colonel of a Scotch regiment contemplates modern uniforms after a vote among soldiers. A sergeant surveys the men about adopting trousers and a new outfit, returning with most refusing the change. The colonel exclaims Noble two, proud ancestors, and praises two loyal men.

Bonnie Scotland

They Were Agreed. A Quip on Education and Cremation News

A dialogue from a newspaper page contrasts rural schooling with urban manners. A summer boarder jokes that many men are fifty and have never planted corn. A man dies and is cremated per his widow’s wishes, prompting old time humor about cremation.

Prince Edward Asked About Perkin Warbeck

The young prince replied that Warbeck claimed to be a king's son but was not. He said Warbeck was the son of respectable parents who pretended to be royal.

King Edward Prince Edward of Wales Perkin Warbeck Warbeck

Names on the Kin List Sparkled by Quarrel

In a bustling scene a couple copies male names from the local population while a wife notes her husband’s industrious effort. Pat OLeary confronts Mike Leebie who defends the list and vows to strike names off as tensions rise over alleged insults.

Regorra Pat O'Learyy Pat O'Leary Mike Moltke

Not Frightened by the Warning in Domestic Dialogue

A household exchange reveals a tense dynamic as a mistress warns of replacing a servant if a future incident repeats. The servant counters that the workload already taxes two people, highlighting strain and balance of power in the domestic setting.

Marie

How to Teach Sister to Swim FP

A humorous overheard exchange among two boys about teaching a girl to swim ends with a punchline about pushing her off the deck. A second anecdote notes a teacher asking students to imagine Plymouth, with a late pupil asking if a hen or rooster should be drawn.

Hopkinson Smith Clarry Plymouth Peck Willie

Senator Joke Turns On Temperance Lecturer Tale

A dinner tale recalls a Maine temperance lecturer in Ellsworth who aimed at moderates. An Ellsworth man grumbles he carries a small load and the lecturer quips that the speaker should have tried harder, hinting at sharper points in the lecture.

United States Maine Ellsworth Jim

Wireless Money Lending on the Track Revealed

In a Bohemian excerpt the practice of money lending at American racecourses is described. A broker, inconspicuously dressed, loans cash against jewelry. The deal unfolds publicly after a discreet sign, with repayment and premium tied to race results, and the lender regains the jewelry.

Rosa Goas C.F. Peters Bohemian

Local tableaux vivants offend Nelson death scene

In Little Plowboro the village schoolroom hosts tableaux vivants by locals to mark Nelson's death. A friend of the naval hero’s defender interrupts the curtain, joking the scene should be shown again, suggesting Nelson’s fate while the crowd reacts.

Little Plowboro Sars Pearson Nelson

Stratford quarrel over Shakespeare and Burns ends in confusion

In a Stratford on Avon hotel smoking room an Englishman proclaims William Shakespeare the world’s sole poet while a Scotchman defends Robert Burns. As tempers flare a confident commercial traveler intervenes and asks who is Shakespeare Burns to settle the dispute amicably.

Stratford-on-Avon John Bull William Shakespeare Donald McPherson Robert Burns Shakespeare Burns London Telegraph

Crowded Out by Time Unfolding at Tea Party

A speaker, aged fifty-six, declares she is thirty-five, inviting a matching claim from another guest twenty-six, while a seventeen year old joke about being “not born yet” highlights playful confusion over age and time during a tea gathering.

Tam Ethel

The Smallpox Devil in Su Matra Coastal Customs

Natives of the west coast of Sumatra object to vaccination and continue rituals for the smallpox devil. They offer fowl and buffalo liver and heart with yellow rice, placed in a ship model, carried in procession, and launched into the sea per the Singapore Free Press.

Sumatra Sen Singapore

Skrappy Comic Exchange Sparks a Matrimonial Mix-Up

A humorous cartoon caption shows Mrs Skrappy accusing her husband of being an aun fool while he defends their marriage. The dialogue plays on marital banter with a blundered spelling joke and illustrated confusion.

Skrappy Mrs. Skrappy

Apprentices Examination for Ananias Club Members

Preliminary rites for joining the Ananias club described in a Chicago Post excerpt. The text mixes humor and formalities as potential members undergo scrutiny and ritualized steps.

Ananias Club Chicago Post

With a Little Help in a Cannibal Scene

A comic exchange features a missionary scolding and cannibals sighing about dry wood. The line captures a humorous clash of cultures with a touch of ironic calm amid claimed savagery.

Puck

Rainfall Averages Below and Above Expected Levels

Report notes varying rainfall with the southern area at about twenty six inches and the northern region at thirty seven and one half inches. Data contrasts indicate localized moisture differences across the region.

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