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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1911
Page
8
Viola weeps in a country grove after misadventures and escapes. Arthur Tyson arrives with news of a dying grandmother, misfires, and a lunatic-escape chase leads to a public rescue at the station. Tyson then proposes, marrying Viola amid comic rural upheaval.
A passage explores misreadings in Perrault’s Cinderella pointing to glass slippers versus the historic miniver. It notes French Academie Francaise members’ family status, citing Poincare with four children, Richepin with four sons, Bazin with several, Anatole France as a bachelor, and a tendency toward marriage among immortals.
A Washington Herald caption jokes about a Shakespeare club fining members for nonattendance and spending the money on a musical comedy. The gag contrasts serious study with petty antics for laughs.
A quirky dialogue notes a lover of horses who enjoys the sport while acknowledging wheeled transport. The exchange ends with a jab about dueling for Miss Dusinberry and a gallant, ironic remark about letting the rival do the killing.
A trio of light humor snippets from early 20th century papers showcases marital strife and playful banter. Mrs Nagleigh questions marriage judgment while Nagleigh admits a mistake. Tommy imagines future bedsheets long enough to hide under. a married man is teased about unpredictable night outings.
Two heads are better than one as Patrice and Yonker discuss patience and hatpins in a playful exchange from the Statesman. The dialogue centers on using more ornaments and accessories to enhance style.
A humorous exchange from the Boston Globe notes the nickname Buttons for bellboys. The quip suggests the bellboy is rarely available when guests need assistance, a playful take on hotel service.
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