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Newspaper

Columbus Daily Herald

Location

Columbus, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1901

Page

2

Movement of P H McCormack watched for surprise launch

The column notes political maneuvering in Indiana with Pat McCormack suspected to plot a congressional bid at a January Jackson Day banquet in Columbus. It also covers post office replacement talks in Greensburg with Beveridge backing Willoughby for postmaster and broader GOP shifts ahead of the 1902 district convention.

Ascgheme P H McCormack Griffith Pat Columbus Seymour Demn Greensburg Willoughby the Review Beveridge Fairbanks Tom Davidson Washington City Southern Railway Ohio Indiana Miami Michigan Louisville St. Louis Heratd McCormack St Denis

Beginning of a Feud and a Flirtation Tale

A Yonkers Statesman note recalls a feud sparked by a household remark about a harp and a husband. Explanations failed to mend the rift. Nearby Harlem Life depicts flirtation through glances and a kiss leading to farewell and sighs.

Yonkers

Loyal Cracksman and the Soldier Metaphor In Newspapers

A fragment from the New York World and Chicago Record-Herald contrasts a drilling soldier with a self deprecating line by Loyal Cracksman. A short quip about schooling and class ends with a misread exchange on society membership.

N. Y. World

Collarettes and blankets on sale for three months

Light and dark collarettes priced from 1.50 to 18 dollars and blankets comforts advertised as cheaper than you have any idea for the next three months. Come in and price today.

Definition of a pessimist from a parent child exchange

The Washington Star quotes a father explaining that a pessimist is a man who deliberately turns out the light so he may look on the dark side of things. The brief joke highlights a moral on outlook and attitude.

Washington Star

Life Story of Bul and the Pipe Line Incident

The Nebraska State Journal recounts a man named Bul who faced hardship with calm resolve. He avoided fear, faced dangers, and endured a challenging period marked by a disputed pipeline meter adjustment. He ultimately died, facing life’s lack of satisfaction despite payment.

Nebraska State Journal

Quick Quotes and Quips From Early 20th Century Papers

A collage of snatches from humor pages and wit exchanges includes lines about a landlady praising a dead lodger, a columnist lamenting prejudices, and banter on appearances and trust. The snippets reference newspapers like Chicago Tribune and Puck with short jokes, quips, and mini dialogues.

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