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Newspaper
Colville Examiner
Location
Colville, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1913
Page
7
A woman and a terrier reach Union Depot before a Grand Trunk train to Buffalo. The dog tours the waiting room, curls on a seat, and naps as a man surveys the room. The piece notes a light, comic mood amid travel bustle.
A colorful montage of urban anecdotes follows a young man failing to woo a woman in the street, a boastful baggage theft tale at a railroad depot, a comic tale of a misbehaving dog and a bridal mishap on a Michigan train, and a quip about Black keeping his word. The tone is saucy and humorous, with sketches of everyday characters and local color.
An odd quotation from the New York Times notes that weighing in the social scale requires a balance, likening balance to measurement in society. The statement frames balance as essential to fair judgment in public discourse.
A quoted fragment from McCall's Magazine presents a surreal dream scene where the speaker envisions the mother wandering and a hidden mockery as the dreamer laughs in sleep. The tone blends intimate suspicion with fragmented dialogue.
A compilation of witty fragments and quips about worms fish moles and dogs and a running set of quick exchanges from various voices. The piece links jokes about money luck and everyday misprints to a Pittsburgh Chronicle style blend and a Chicago Record Herald echo.
A man presents a betrothal ring to a girl who asks about the engraved word Mispab. She learns the term is fashionable and supposedly quotes Shakespeare meaning When Shall We Three Meet Again. The excerpt blends quirky dialogue with fragments about pies and theater.
Dayton Ohio February great crowds heard Pastor Russell at Memorial Hall. He preached on the Deluge proving God allowed sin to test angels and mankind, that the flood was a death sentence execution and a deliverance, with Giants and Lucifer as central figures. He cites Genesis and 1 Corinthians to explain restitution, resurrection hope, and the Elect Church joined to Christ.
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