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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1910

Page

3

Remains of Verlaine’s Friend Bibi Leaves Umbrellas Behind

Scrap book recalls how Verlaine’s devoted helper Bibi kept receiving shelter and care after the poet’s death yet persisted in misplacing umbrellas. Supported by twenty seven subscribers at a banquet, Bibi grew emotional and retired, leaving with him the city’s twenty seven umbrellas as he departed the house.

Verlaine Bibilapuree Bibi Abi

Buckshin Trousers Stir Frontier Style on Idaho Platform

An old trapper wearing buckshin trousers meets a curious observer on an Idaho railroad platform. The coat of rain, snow, and sun has bagged the knees, prompting a playful question about jumping. The scene captures rugged frontier attire and practical indifference to weathered clothing.

Idaho

Wise venting and human pain in Feltham’s reflection

A fragment reflecting on human nature from Feltham notes people notice suffering more than joy. It suggests endurance draws the mind, while contentment is often overlooked, and voices a cautious view of venting complaints in daily life.

Stuart Feltham

Served Them Right by Higgins Wentworth

Three shipwrecked sailors ask aid from Higgins Wentworth who tests their tale by naming captains Williams Hyerett and Jones. He snorts at their claim, calling them a fine lot for sailing with three captains and remarks it served them right. Detroit Free Press report

Iggins Wentworth Higgins Higgins Wentworth Baldy Willams Wiliams Wentworth Jones Tiggins Wentworth Detroit Free Press

Carriage mishap consoles anxious honeymoon couple

The newlyweds ride from the railway station to a village for their honeymoon. The bride frets over potential misreading of their status. The coachman explains a horse shoe issue as the horses appear to sense their marriage.

Vilage George

Dessert Dinner Change Riddle From Lunch Room Tale

A businessman invites a young woman to dessert then dashes to a train. He leaves her a ten dollar bill to pay for dessert and asks for change later. That evening she returns an envelope. next morning he finds five cents inside, still puzzled by what she ordered.

Hlu Philadelphia

Liver Twist Parody Medicine Duel Ends In Jest

A town resident Mr Blodgett pursues a fictitious remedy Iver twist after hearing of it from canvassers and adverts. His wife learns there is no such medicine and discovers a misread sign advertising a theater play Oliver Tychet. The tale ends in humor.

Mrs. Blodgett Mr. Blo Oliver Tychet New York Press

His Warning Hair Grower Fraud on Street Corner

A loud posing vendor hawked a supposed hair grower from a street corner claiming it would restore full hair on balding heads. He warned buyers not to swallow the final dose, saying swallowing would “clutch the roots,” while pocketing money and bottles.

Ile

The Cat's Bed and a Stage Cat Prank

An actress recalls a scene from Mine. Sans Gene where a real theater cat wandered on stage. She stroked the animal to calm it and told it to sleep, causing the audience to laugh when the cat finally roamed among the seats.

Sans Gene Young’s

Juror’s Guilty Look Sparks Local Trial Tale

An old Missouri juror faced a murder case with questions on prejudice and capital punishment. After careful inspection, he declared guilty with a stern verdict, prompting the judge to burn him in memory of the moment, as recounted by the Kansas City Star.

Missouri Kansas City Star

Anticipation Mystery in Longfellow Poem Echoes

Poem describes human curiosity about the unknown and the pull between comfort and exploration. It likens life to a childlike search in darkness, balancing cling to the familiar with a bold reach into the day’s possibilities. The verse reflects wistful yearning and resolute pursuit.

Menry Wadsworth Longfellow

Honest Sam Seeks Endorsement For Honest Image

The narrative shows Sam, a restaurant waiter, asking Miss Clark for help to craft a convincing statement about his honesty. He proposes a simple, direct message that asserts his integrity, suggesting it will suffice for the purposes of endorsement or promotion.

Black Sam Clahk Bilsseh Clark Success Magazine

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