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Newspaper
Clinton Plaindealer
Location
Clinton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1907
Page
8
Fragmentary Political Commentary and Public Discourse
The passage critiques a Collier's Weekly attack on Republicans and praises reforms such as stricter corporate regulation. It argues the press is partisan, urges vigilance in public duty, and notes shifting public attitudes toward state services and police reform. The tone reflects a period voice and concerns about media bias, governance, and antitrust trends.
Notice of Liquor License Application in Clinton Indiana
Notice to citizens of Clinton town in Vermillion county Indiana of an application for a liquor license. Owner and proprietor of the business to be conducted in a two story building on Main Street, Clinton, is named and the specific room to be used is described as a 10 by 40 foot space with a full glass front facing Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Clintesn
Fydiena
Vermillion County
Indiana
Main Street
David Bradley Turo
Cd. R. Murray
Zene Clinton
Goats Produce Gallon of Milk Daily in Swiss Lineage Research
A British Goat Society led investigation identifies a Swiss lineage goat yielding over a gallon of milk per day for months. An Essex farm secretary tested the animal and confirmed the high yield, boosting imports and rural welfare efforts. The piece notes English conservatism vs Irish goat breeding success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Goat Society
Essex
England
Sister Isle
Oery
Black Skin People Said to Have Lived in Ancient Persia
A Carnegie Institute researcher reports evidence of a black skinned race in ancient Persia with features like Africans. The origin and disappearance of these people puzzle ethnologists, with notes of descendants found near Shiras east of the Persian Gulf and later seen in Teneran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Institute At
Washington
East
Persia
Asia
Babylon
Assyria
Daniloff
Shiras
Persian Gulf
Teneran
Causes of Taking Cold
The piece explains how colds arise from prior physical strain low spirits worry sleep loss exposure to weather and dietary indiscretions. Indiscreet eating is highlighted as a prolific yet underrecognized cause and frost bite or consumption are noted as possible misdirections.
Street organ brings gentle surprise to passerby
An elderly gentleman praised a street organ as unique and mentioned tipping a copper coin after observing a weary driver struggle with a motor car. The scene reflects small urban moments of appreciation amid traffic and noise.
Question West Round and the Boss Mystery
A fragmented text describes a character seeking a definition of a boss and references Jam and a boss with whom they are acquainted. The passage includes garbled phrases and stray names as a narrator reflects on perception and excuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer
Jam
Tin
Mutual friend in politics hints at future muckrake
A witty exchange shows Senator Coyne's son asking about a mutual friend. The senator answers with a sly jab that such a friend predicts which magazine will expose him in the next month’s issue, revealing simmering distrust and media scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Coyne
Failed to See the Joke in Rome Skull Tale
A humorous exchange unfolds about a guide in Rome who shows travelers two skulls of St. Paul, one as a boy and one as a man, prompting amused requests to hear the joke. The dialogue turns on the guide and the travelers reacting to the macabre tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D’orsay
Rome
St. Paul
Bits of Irish Wit Humor Through Everyday Irish Life
A collection of Irish quips and jokes about love, milestones, shoes, stoves and manners. It cites a Cockney like remark on space and delays with deaths, Pat and the servant, and a Commons scene, capturing light hearted national humor.
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