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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1903

Page

36

Alec Learns a Lesson in Honest Shopping

A boy named Alec visits a grocery to pay for his teacher's “large” list. The clerk expects money from his mother, but Alec reveals the items were not sent by her. He explains the teacher arranged the purchases and asks the clerk to handle it, then leaves.

Alec Lec Dickie Joe Dickies Kate E. Jamieson

National Museum acquires Marco Polo sheep from Himalayas

The National Museum in Washington recently added a Marco Polo sheep from the Himalayas to its collection. It is displayed alongside other notable specimens including an American Bigorn and a large Alaskan white sheep.

National Museum At Washington Himalayas

Monograms on Peaches Impress Guests at Lon Dinner

A grand Lon dinner featured peaches monogrammed by paper cutouts pasted on the fruit during growth. When ripe the letters were revealed in delicate green against rosy flesh.

Lon

Spider Eyes Mentioned in Child’s Curious Rhyme

A fragment shows a child named Tommy or Pommy-Gee expressing a wish to be a spider with eight eyes. The lines suggest playful dialogue about arachnid traits and a trip to a city or school.

Tommy

Sed-Rick Unveiled as White Star Steamer Name

Classified note quotes a dialogue about the new White Star liner Sed-Rick and a playful exchange on a dog joke with references to Uncle Ralph and Little Waldo. The piece centers on naming and light banter rather than news events.

Ralph Waldo

England towns own gas works net income figure

In England ninety nine towns own their own gas works with an average net income of 1 947 125 dollars.

England

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