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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1909
Page
9
The excerpt humorously outlines flirtation rituals as seen in Outing Magazine, noting breezy gowns and mantillas. it describes men courting in public with direct gaze, compliments, and even serenades, while suggesting the man should woo at midnight with a band if funds allow.
A Boston Journal recounts a comparison to Mark Twain about a Plymouth area car line ten miles out that runs with two cars and bursts of speed when the opposing car at the far end stops to drop a passenger.
A political aspirant studying to be the sixth auditor of the treasury was asked the moon earth distance. His reply joked that the moon is not near enough to affect auditor functions. Anice also passed.
Arrangements link a Bergedorf Saumburs observatory clock to a trunk with a siren tone at 55 and 60 seconds. Time signals route to receivers via a special exchange number for Urunburg and neighboring towns in East Germany. Also notes a Dus trawler catching a 24 inch snackerel weighing 4½ pounds.
In a curious scene at NGreenburg’s undertaking parlor Booth, a well known town character, asks Bond for one final wish. He pleads for Booth to wash only his neck, a request Bond promises to honor while pondering if it requires Board of Health intervention.
A reading guide warns researchers to wear a silk and wire mask when handling dusty ancient volumes. The note describes the volume as germy and dangerous to inhale. It mentions a Parisian reading mask in use and a fashion plate expected to inspire museum ladies.
A customer questions the cattery’s Angoras while the dealer asserts each cat will “come up to the scratch,” claiming full assurance of quality.
A Yonkers Statesman quip notes marriage often triggers immediate social friction. The line borrows from common jokes about in laws and expectations. It frames marital life as a comic onset of challenges.
Fragmentary OCR text shows no clear names dates places organizations or events to summarize. The readable portion comprises stray letters and punctuation with no coherent report or notice content suitable for a card.
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