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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1912
Page
6
In a Chicago style tale, Myrtle Mason and architect Homer Lincoln cross paths after an elevator malfunction at Old Mason’s building. The delay sparks headlines, a courtroom, and a courtship born from comic misadventure and fate.
A Kansas City Star excerpt recounts Harry a faithful servant of planter M’Sam. After a fall day of drinking he collapses in a wagon, his son Job finds him and the planter helps by dragging the wagon under a shed. Harry fears being accused of drunkenness by his master.
A Cleveland teacher asks students the difference between a while and a time. A shy boy answers with a humorous line about a father going out for a while versus a time, illustrating a practical joke of language.
A young woman tells her mother she plans to marry and have four children. After reflection she considers the possibility of remaining single, expressing doubt about having many children. The exchange appears in the Saturday Evening Post.
An old advertisement promotes Allen's Toot-Eane antiseptic powder to ease shoes for dancing and breaking in new shoes. It promises instant relief to corns and bunions and suggests using the product for misfitting footwear.
A dated advertisement touts Mrs. Winstow’s Boothing Syrup for children promising soothing relief for cough and discomfort. It claims to soften phlegm reduce inflammation ease pain and cure wind. The copy notes a 250 a bottle price and asserts success with use.
A financial operator is asked what kind of dog he would pick. He replies a water dog, claiming it suits a food stock venture. The remark illustrates how a man's business may reflect his mind.
Excerpts blend an 19th century travel note about a Gibson-But house near a station with a Harpers Bazaar quote on baby care and a Paxton Toilet Co. nicotine cleansing ad. It also features Goethe’s line about daily culture, forming a collage of era advertisements and quotes.
Advert sentence fragment warns against buying water for bluing and touts Red Cross Ball Blue as the blue that is all blue. It contrasts trust and friendship with a Garfield Team cure for indigestion and hints at romantic absence as a missed companionship.
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