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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1911
Page
10
In a candid exchange from a gossip page, Peggy remarks to Kitty that the lawyer knew she was an actress. Kitty counters that the attorney offered a private divorce without publicity, highlighting a discreet route amid public scrutiny.
A Jersey husband faced a peace bond after he kissed his wife against her will in court. The judge set bail at 100 dollars to keep the peace and warned him to obtain consent before future affection. The Washington Herald notes the situation with a tongue in cheek comment on his future actions.
A trial package of Munyon's Paw Paw Pills is offered free to anyone who writes Professor Munyon at 53d & Jefferson Sts., Philadelphia. The notice claims confidential diagnosis and states the pills stimulate liver and stomach secretions without scouring or weakening, promoting healthier digestion and addressing constipation.
Margaret travels with Aunt Eliza and Uncle John to a California tour of farms and a papier mache ranch. A visiting Iowa friend, Mr. Livingston, arrives causing comic misunderstandings as Uncle John relentlessly misstates farming lore and arranges a dinner that reveals a surprising engagement.
The text explains clove buds from the evergreen tree native to the Spice Islands in the Indian Ocean. Buds start pale, turn green, then bright red before harvest. Drying uses wood smoke and sun to darken to market color. The 30 foot tree spread globally via trade since early Christian era.
A young couple living on the second floor overheard quarrels from neighbors below. The wife told John that the man had been fighting his partner all day and finally bit her in the pantry, after hearing them run through the house.
A fire at the Von Biffers' house on the avenue ends with Miss Von Biffer fleeing flames carrying her niece. The fireman recounts the midnight blaze and the heroic exit of the woman, while onlookers remark on her attire.
A new neighbor pair meets by the fence and exchanges cheeky lines. They trade challenges about names and manners, boast pets a dog and a goat, and five minutes later become good friends.
Rural mail carrier Seth A. Eaton of the Middleboro post office saved the mail amid a woodland blaze while his horse lay down and smoke scorched his hair and hat. He buried the mail in sand and fought through flames to reach safety. Fall River Herald.
A quip about medical expertise and Welsh rab bits appears as a dialogic aside. The joke contrasts a doctor’s uncertainty with a line about professional involvement. It reflects a humorous exchange rather than a reported event or formal statement.
A witty remark defines a high society drama as three acts six gowns and nine epigrams, capturing the era's fashionable social scene in a sharp, concise line.
An array of old time remedies touts Mia Winslow’s soothing syrup for teething and Garfield Tea as digestive aids. It claims gum relief reduced inflammation less pain wind colic and general bodily regulation. The text adds proclamations on popularity and value.
The ad touts Allen's Foot Ease antiseptic powder used in shoes to prevent soreness blisters and swelling. It claims widespread use by golfers and tennis players at Augusta Pinehurst and Palm Beach and cites 30 000 testimonials. Available everywhere for 25 cents with free samples by mail from Allen & Olmsted Le Roy N Y.
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