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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1901
Page
5
Parnell awaited Tim Healy at Roscommon for a key meeting. A tall man from The Irish Times, Bill Healy, arrived posing as Healy causing a delay. Parnell, polite yet cool, noted the ruse and commented that a real member would make a fine parliamentarian.
The item recounts General Washington recommending onions boiled in molasses as a cure for a sore throat seen at a reception in New rt and includes a humorous note on a hostess Miss Ellery. It then shifts to a brief satirical piece on the capabilities of the toothbrush, noting women’s ingenuity in everyday tasks using common items.
Count d Orsay recounted to H F Chorley the moment at Holland House when Lady Holland, in a sharp mood, dropped her napkin again and he offered to place his companion at the floor to finish his dinner. The tale underscores his wit and audacity during his first English visit.
The Atchison Globe urges self control and courteous conduct. It notes that true gentility goes beyond avoiding crime and emphasizes modest speech, fair dealing, and personal honor as the world’s measure of a gentleman.
A lady tells her servant Sarah to wake her at 5 if she drops off. The woman dozes on the couch and wakes at 6 upset that she was not called. Sarah explains she checked at 5 and found no drop off, the mistress still asleep.
A New York Times passage lampoons the perfect tenant who shapes rental prices and rules. The tale portrays the mythic lodger who has or lacks children or pets, demands high rents, and never complains, leaving landlords and renters alike bending to his imagined standards.
The excerpt recounts Rev. Dr. David Gregg on dividing money to educate, explaining the word dollar’s origin from Joachimsthaler and thaler. a giant redwood water loss example from Popular Science Monthly. and Eugene Field’s poem about Jack Haverly, with Haverly’s grim epitaph remark from the New York Times.
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