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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1913
Page
6
In a Cleveland Plain Center excerpt, Violet Jennie, a foundling from a founding hospital, hosts a tea with Frances on her birthday. Violet tries not to patronize but notes her own special origin as she speaks of being born versus founded.
A fragmented snapshot of a courtship where Percy proposed to Phyllis and Prue observes. The speakers hint at Percy’s possible moment of awe or shock, suggesting this may be the first signs of his ardor during the courtship.
A fragment from the Cincinnati Enquirer features a playful line about a dog named Paw knowing all and a pair of women unaware of a secret. The piece interweaves a pun and a proverb about hope as a tonic yet poor as a diet.
A nostalgic travel sketch contrasts legendary Bagdad with its modern decline. The author details Haroun-al-Rashid’s era, Kazimain shrine, tramways, and river life, then laments architectural loss and limited sights while noting lingering European social life in the city.
A humorous note describes Billy chasing his beloved with doglike devotion as a lighthearted comic observation from the scene. The phrase puppy love is used to explain his eager, persistent behavior.
The Tender Skin of Children is very sensitive to heat. Use Tyree's Antiseptic Powder for all summer skin affections. It quickly affords the little sufferer relief. 25c. at druggists or sample sent free by J. S. Tyree, Chemist, Washington, D. C. Adv.
Second Young Student grimly notes being two seats away from the correct answer, while First Young Student asks how close he was to the fifth question.
The notice warns mothers and fathers to check Castoria wrappers for the Chas. H. Fletcher signature in black and the red signature after opening. It urges vigilance against counterfeit medicines and emphasizes safeguarding children from imitations.
A woman balances an umbrella on a streetcar step and snaps that the man ahead is her husband. The conductor warns she might injure the man behind her as she asserts ownership with a sharp reply.
A witty Baltimore American line mocks a landlady whose menu supposedly gives tenants the cold shoulder. The quip frames a domestic humor piece as a light aside or humor column.
A pair of new men admire a handmade waistcoat crafted from an old hobbie skirt. One declares the garment lovely while the other views it with steady interest. The exchange centers on inventive reuse and communal curiosity.
A wry exchange jokes about affording a yacht through bargain sails and recalls the proverb about the man who will do it tomorrow. The quoted banter reflects optimism and hindsight in humorous fashion.
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