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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1902
Page
10
A collection of quips from Life and Chicago News features the missionary joke, a cannibal chief warning of inside access, moonshiners quiet under alarm, a tax revenue still topic, and a lawyerly exchange about frequent appearances.
A dialogue about funding and expertise ends with a Chicago Tribune anecdote of a cook exacting petty revenge by tossing two old shoes down a hot air pipe after a dispute, delaying the upset party for a week.
Cartoon caption from the New York Journal shows a woman asking what the other is fishing for this time of year while a child replies for skates.
A Washington Star quip recalls a man jailed for grand larceny after the value of good books surpassed $33. In St Louis a physician Dr Blister warns patients he takes payment in advance, joking about a stomach pain worth $2 as a fee.
A humorous Detroit Free Press exchange notes Joshua’s surprise at a trolley car and a quip about landing in town. A father asks about his child’s progress and the son retorts that his teacher says he is getting dumber daily.
In a Boston View column the doctor warns a patient about brain overtaxing and suggests moving to New York to avoid temptation. The dialogue ends with the family agreeing to relocate, prior to Chicago News reporting on skyscraper limits in town.
A fragmentary dialogue shows a playful yet intimate exchange about happiness and home. The line hints at emotional stakes between two people, suggesting a close relationship and the desire to stay apart from domestic routine.
A brief street chatter quotes Burroughs and a boy resembling him. The exchange touches on needs and money management with a wry remark about wealth versus poverty. The tone mirrors a clipped newspaper voice from the era.
A tiger in Saugor, India, hunts across 150 miles, killing 19 people and frightening the region. Soldiers, hunters, and residents pursue the man eater from Jubbulpoor to the valley, with a final accidental shot ending the terror and restoring calm.
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