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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1916
Page
7
A Buffalo man tries to hire a newsboy to direct him to a big bank and pays a dollar for the tip. The boy quips that bank directors are well paid in New York. The scene ends with a joke about bribery and bribed informants.
Advert suggests Red Cross Ball Blue makes garments whiter than snow and brightens a house with cleaning power. Large packages priced at six cents at all good grocers.
A witty remark contrasts a clergyman famed for long sermons with Father Healy who notes he favors one passage. The humor highlights that the passage Healy admired came from the vestry room pulpit, lampooning pretentious preaching.
The piece traces how soldiers used marching songs from Yankee Doodle to The Battle Hymn of the Republic and Star Spangled Banner origins. It notes bands and troops adapting tunes across Revolutionary, Civil, and Spanish-American eras, and contemplates what tune a modern 1914 army might adopt.
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