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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1910
Page
6
A Specialist quips to Jimmy about a new job with a dog fancier and teaching a customer to whistle. The exchange ends with a wry line on half the world chasing coins.
A professor reviews a manuscript about Carl Sternbaum and a gypsy childhood tale where a boy befriends a girl named Little Rose in a wandering camp. He recalls loss and loyalty, and the tale climaxes with the revelation that Rose is the professor’s wife, uniting past and present.
A meek man at a lunch counter declares he eats at a restaurant whenever possible. He is questioned about preferring restaurant cooking to home meals and responds he can give an order at a restaurant.
A historical note on servants long ago being bound to terms of years and unable to improve conditions. The piece claims social progress has remade domestic work with products like Easy Task laundry soap aiding emancipation by saving labor and cleaning pots, pans, and painted work magic for only five cents a cake.
A reporter questions Al Roosevelt about handling heavy work and crowds. He replies that he shuns bores and wastes no time on them, noting his single chair in the room and his hunting experience shows great bores are of small caliber.
Mrs. Peck notes the Maine Agricultural College plans to establish lectures for country pastors. Mr. Peck jokes about parsons and marriage as the campus rumor circulates. Also advertised are low one way colonist rates via nickel plate road from August 25 to September 9 and September 15 to December 15 with full agent details available from F. P. Parnin, T. P. A., Fr. Wayne.
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