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13 May 1910

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Dakota City County Herald in Dakota City, Nebraska

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Dakota City County Herald

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Dakota City, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1910

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Germany and Its Environments Described by Miss Mundy

Miss Mundy recounts a six month journey from Nebraska to Beverstedt Germany in 1909 10 visiting Chicago New York and Hamburg. She details impressions of urban sights at Marshall Field the subway tunnels Brooklyn Bridge and New York markets then describes life in Beverstedt with family scenes farms workers wages schooling elections and daily German customs noting contrasts with American life and expressing pride in the United States while appreciating Germany.

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Beverstedt Germany Hanover Dakota County Herald Dakota City Herald Maelish Ponca Petersburg Lincoln Fairmont Strang Bruning Nebraska Vail Marshall Field State Street Armour's Lake Michigan Chicago New York Italy California Ohio Acre Wehawken Mother Singer Times Jersey City Hudson Wall Street United States Broad Way Brooklyn Bridge Brooklyn Hudson River Navy Yards Williamsburg New York Chinatown China Court House America Pleza Statue of Liberty Coney Island Berlin Chicago University All & Jolly Kong Ahe Ev ‘Eryone England Dover Cleser Cuxhaven Hamburg Custom House Elbe Eldes the Herald
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Cod and lobster hatcheries and the cruel cost of seafood

A long, satirical piece contrasts government hatchery work at Gloucester turning out cod and lobster releases with observations on mackerel, currents, and lobster growth. It shifts to a humorous scene of Marian, Beatrice, and Miss Alma Briggs debating manners, cousin terms, and the limits of exactitude in conversation.

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Gloucester New England Labrador Artic Region Jaalow Scientiate Hal Pittaburg Marian Alma Briggs Beatrice Miss Alma Mies Blanchard Mise Briggs Royal Street Marlen Misa Briggs
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Foolish Pasha Mistakes Beardless Lieutenant for Rebel

An Egyptian war minister Kasim Pasha once ordered officers to appear shaved in public. A lieutenant pretending to be shaved rode with the minister who, after a detour, punished a barber. The lieutenant escaped, returned shaved, and the pasha admitted the plain truth that the young officer was a captain in disguise, making the officers laugh and concede the ruse.

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Pasha Kasim Pasha Egypt Leutenant Abisgeuli Otcer Abasseuh oMeer
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Observation at the wall of public life questioned by an inquisitive acquaintance

An exchange questions government power and independence as the Internal Revenue collector concedes change in attitude toward unusual inquiries. The dialogue notes a shift from sharp rebuke to tolerance of such questions.

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Internal Revenue Collector
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Joker Practical Jests In Hungary End Up In Ashes

A Hungarian tale recalls Jogzan Jozsa a famed trickster who boasted a fine coach. He shows guests a hayrick and later discovers his carriage burned by the count as a prank to shelter the coach from a rainstorm. The joke ends with the coach hidden beneath the hay.

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Hungary Jogzan Gyurl Great Plain Jossa Count Keglevich Joxsa Jozsa Conal-House
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Weel good-by Mr Mallock Carlyle remark

The anecdote illustrates stubborn belief though Carlyle rebuked Mallock after a two hour fluent talk. Carlyle kept silent, then spoke mild farewell about never wanting to eat on Mallock again. The tale is set in a nineteenth century literary circle.

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Charles Knot Norton Matlock Thomas Carlyle Mallock Carlyle
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