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Emmetsburg Democrat

Location

Emmetsburg, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1910

Page

4

A Bright Gil By Dora Goodrick

Abercrombie a bachelor with a yacht the Shets sails to the Philippines and woos Miss Leila Turnlee daughter of Colonel Turnlee. He tests her by sending a coded message via sea signals and she answers with a letter of devotion. He marries Miss Turnlee, though her understanding remains uncertain.

Abtrcrompbie Abercrombie Philippines America Colonel Turnlee Colonel Turntee Mrs. Turntee Leila Avercrowbie Admiral Turnlee Miss Turnles Crombie Turnlee Wetare Miss Turnlee

Inane Hand Method for Multiplication Explained

The excerpt describes a peculiar finger counting method to multiply two pounds by a number. It uses thumb to ten range, with fingers bent to show 6 to 10 and outward to show units. By counting finger positions and adding results, the method yields 72, illustrating a nonsensical workaround to avoid standard multiplication.

The Judge Recalls The Perfect Man Card

In a police court session a judge could not press a simile as he saw a card titled The Perfect Man on his desk. Two stanzas praised a man who never errs yet appears paralyzed, a stark contrast to the prisoners before him, per the Indianapolis News.

Stotley Evera Indianapolis News

Judge Lectures Youth on Cab Ride Foolishness

A court scene unfolds as a Indiana youth, hiring a cab for the judge's daughter, faces the judge who berates the expense and imprudence. The judge mocks lavish spending while noting his daughter’s gown and the father’s funds to cover the fare, in a terse exchange quoted from Woman's Home Companion.

Indiana

The Curse An Irish Authority Analyses A Curse

An Irish authority defines an ancient belief about curses. A pronounced curse may strike the recipient if deserved, or rebound on the pronouncer if undeserved, likened to a wedge that cleaves timber and can backfire on the caster. London Globe.

London Globe

Strict Women Who Love

A compact citation of Henri Frederic Amiel on strict women whose love becomes intense and persistent, combining piety tenderness and devotion. The quote emphasizes fierce fidelity and the frenzied energy of love when framed as duty.

Henri Frederic Amiel

Shadows of the mind across the span of life

A reflective meditation on how mental shadows shift through morning noon and evening, from childhood to old age, describing how fears memories and preconceptions trail behind and stretch before us as time passes.

Protests Spark Off-Campus Row Across Boston Transcript

An unsigned protest triggers a public dispute cited in the Boston Transcript. The remark about men and women draws reaction, framing a gendered exchange as commentators weigh responsibility in a campus or city context.

Jonah Boston Transcript

Mean Retort Exchange Reflects Charity and Clarity

In a compact philosophical exchange, Bertha apologizes for being unable to comply with a request to ta m s you while Will cheerfully discusses escaping a burden. Buckminster weighs in on charity as clarity toward the uncharitable, highlighting the tension between politeness and candor.

Bertha Will Buckminster

A Japanese Spy, A Martindale Tale of Siege and Deceit

During a Japan siege, a noble plans to infiltrate a fortress to estimate food supplies. A spy, disguised as a shepherd, learns the fort’s food will last only two days. He deceives the besiegers by signaling false abundance, sacrificing himself to save his family, and the Mikado’s forces lift the siege after the plan backfires.

Japan Sheto Spiritland Miraco Wall Fim Bear Ard

John Brown and the Queen's Fisherman on Deeside

Near Balmoral Castle the favorite John Brown, royal fisherman and personal attendant to Queen Victoria, was famed for provisioning the royal larder with spring salmon. An anecdote from Deeside recalls their close bond as the queen sent word for him, and he replied in his blunt dialect that he would finish a salmon before visiting.

John Brown Balmoral Castle Sho John Tris Deeside Jolm Julin

Superstitions of Birds at Sea and Water Spirits

A discussion of albatross as a good omen and magpies as bad omens in seafaring lore. A tale recounts a coach journey where a seaman warns that three magpies bring misfortune, a belief echoed by sailors who fear displeasing water sprites. The piece notes lingering beliefs in water spirits among fishermen in Bohemia.

Coleridge Walter Scott London Bohemla

Bertholet and Robespierre Courage at the Brandy Crisis

The quoted incident amid the French Revolution shows Berthollet defend truth under danger. Before Thermidor a barrel of brandy bound for the army was found to be suspected of poison. Robespierre challenged him, and Berthollet drank to prove its safety, declaring bold courage while facing accusation.

Bertholet Robespierre Berthollet Republic Robes- Dierre

Fiddling and Skating Mastered by a Violinist

The famed violinist Joachim, wintering in northern Germany, watches skaters from his window and lessons with a skating master. He retries alone, falls on his back, and the master quips that skating is not as easy as playing the fiddle.

Joachim Germany

The Bridal Wreath Across Nations

The bridal wreath varies by country with different natural materials. Germany uses myrtle, France and the United States favor orange blossoms, Italy and Swiss cantons ice white roses, Spain uses red and pink roses, Greece and Sicily employ vine leaves, Bohemia uses rosemary, and German Switzerland replaces the wreath with artificial flower crowns.

Germany France United States Italy French Cantons Switzerland Spain Islands Greece Bohemia German

Not the Usual Kind In Fencing Lessons

A Baltimore American remark notes Maude Binks taking fencing lessons and learning how to relate. The dialogue suggests women practicing fencing as a social or personal exercise with witty commentary on traditional roles.

Maude Binks Baltimore American

Rogers Named Leader Despite Doubts From Barper’s Bazar

A fragment from Barper's Bazar quotes Rogers as a born leader admired by many, yet notes a clash with practical tasks like tending hay. The piece hints at tensions between charisma and daily demands in leadership.

A Long Minute In A Minute She Says To Husband

A fragment from the Detroit Free Press recalls a brief domestic exchange as a wife tells her husband not to hurry while he later calls from upstairs that he will need to shave again indicating a ordinary domestic moment captured in a news snippet.

Herry Iind Detroit Free Press

No humor in Henglish jokes sparks heated exchange

A stiff exchange ensues as a loyal printer disputes claims about humor in Henglish jokes. The conversation centers on whether certain dialect jokes should be laughed at and understood, highlighting tension over linguistic boundaries.

Pritisher

The Emperor’s Coincidence in Vienna Wis Dowry Tale

A Vienna Wisconsin waiter witnesses a mysterious visitor who orders chocolate at 2 AM and later returns with questions about politics and a noble romance. A landlord’s daughter Rosina loves a wounded optician soldier. The stranger pressures government aid, claiming the emperor will grant a dowry if they petition. He, revealed as a passing traveler, supplies a royal audience token and Rosina receives a thousand crowns from the emperor.

Vienna Rosing Sadowa Lim Rosina

Free Sample Aids Old Men

An elderly audience is urged to use Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for gentle relief of constipation and indigestion. The ad promotes a free sample by writing to Dr W B Caldwell, Monticello Indiana, claiming wide family use and medical advice offered at no charge.

Castle Well Wisher Syen- More Carrie Culler Notre Dame ‘Street South _ Bend Ind Caldwell W. B. Caldwell Cadwell Building Monticello

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