Veil mistaken and other odd snippets in a transit car
A well dressed woman misreads a frayed black net veil left behind by her, sparking laughter as an elderly man returns it and passengers react. The page then shifts through brief anecdotes on yawning animals, practical tricks, and wry one liners drawn from various papers and humorous columns.
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Fle
Maine Forest
James
Blackstone
First National Bank
Johngie
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
George
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Blank
Washington Star
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Oliver W. Cole
Waller Holladay
AMON
Phil
Ramon
Connor Bee
Greene
Livinston
Eestry
Livingston
Livingston Seed CO
Columels
Durham Marble Works
Main Street
Durham, N, D
New York Tribune
Pittsburg Dispatch
Aberdeen
Granite City
London
Thomas Jefferson
Earth
John J
Dickens
Charles Dickens
New Orleans
Isaac
Bromley
the Tribune
Charles T. Congdon
Bayle
Browley
Chicago Tribune
Pilegende Hatter
Chicago
Yearby’s
Eink
Mudaen
Teave Puech
Betty Panes
Dally
Sawley
Orm Valley
Oka
Morton
Durham
Thesiana
Meadows, Council & Cozart
Banner Warehouse
Messrs. Lea
J. W. Lassiter
Tbs
JOY. Fox
Moore & Barnett
J. F. Daniel
Moore & Dixon
S.J Dickens
J.D. Winsher
J. N. Wagstall
LEA, Gattis & CO
S. dL
Jewele
East Main Street
Durham, N. J
Novelty Headquarters
United States
Duis & Wenb
St. Louisville
Dr. I. ™. Carr
Durham, N. C
Paul Sneed
Jla Perry
O. F. Adame
A. Perry
F. M. Carlton
Mangum
Interstate
WW IL
Wall
A. S. Lee & Son
Richmond