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Newspaper

Fairfield Tribune

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1900

Page

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Old Possum Hunter Finds Roa and Animals Tale Near Ark

Zeb White recalls a moonshine raid and a dangerous shaft where a bear attacked him. His wife later helps rescue him from the mine shaft and urges continued work on Noer and his ark to understand how the creatures entered. The tale blends folklore and survival with a promise of more inquiry.

Roa Skinner's Zeb White Zeb Noer Mr. White Yo’ Bey M. Quapb

Shell Game Show Ends With Mister Hopf Losing

In a crowded corner exchange a performer with three walnut shells and a pea demonstrates a shell game. Herr Hopf bets on all three shells, wins two rounds but loses the third, and as the dealer disappears the scene ends with Hopf still counting his losses.

Herr Hopf Vonce Teuton Kopf Hopf Chicago News

Heat Radiation and Conductors Compared

The Newcastle Chronicle notes heat diffusion depends on radiation, conduction, and convection. Dull surfaces radiate well while polished ones radiate poorly. Among metals silver is the best conductor, with gold 981 and copper 845. Glass wood gases and resins are poor conductors. Water acts as a poor conductor and can boil at the top while the bottom stays cold.

Newcastle England

Watering the Cow Wry Weatherford Chronicle Quip

The Weatherford Chronicle cites a humorous exchange about a cow that died from drinking too much water. The story notes the dairy animal’s initial reluctance then rapid consumption, ending with a blunt, absurd image of beating the bucket to force a stop.

Weatherford Chronicle Hades

Chance of a Lifetime Piano and Organ Sale

Remodeling forces a January 1 deadline as a dealer clears a large stock of pianos from Webber Fischer Emerson Shaw Schaffer Kingsbury Smith & Barnes plus organs. Cash purchase, easy payments, trade-ins considered, bargains on second hand instruments.

Vibration a Silent Threat to Machinery in New Orleans

An expert from New Orleans warns that subtle vibration laws govern machinery life. Misadjustments can trigger contagious jitter that damages components, dulls steel toughness, and even fractures propeller shafts at sea. Counter tremors may cancel harmful vibrations.

New Orleans New Orleans Times-Democrat

Bold betrothal despite social doom in London Telegraph

A pretty highborn girl defies friends who warn of misery and social death. She vows to marry a young tradesman named Tom, noting many advantages and none found against the match. Her elder adviser laments limited visits after marriage, but the bride assures they arranged that too.

Tom London Telegraph

Eye shooting joke exchange in a Dick Me Up cartoon

A humorous dialogue shows Joskins asking why people close one eye when sighting. Hoskins replies that closing both eyes would prevent seeing anything, delivering a simple gag about aiming.

Anna Joskins Hoskins

Woman stops streetcar with strap pull hoax

Report from the Philadelphia Record notes a woman halted a streetcar by pulling the strap herself. The incident prompts discussion on female independence and fare handling, with remarks that many women perform such actions and avoid charging fares.

Philadelphia

Little Boy Eyes Color Sparks Banter in Conversation

A brief dialogue shows Mrs Brown asking about her little boy's eye color and Mrs Robinson answering black, noting the child is a terrible fighter.

Christmas Prisoner Release Custom in Atlanta City

In Atlanta a Christmas tradition releases all prisoners charged with offenses against city ordinances. The practice reflects local customs as the year ends.

Atlanta

Sweden's peat bogs cover vast area in depthy swaths

Peat bogs in Sweden reach depths of eight to ten yards and span about 8 048 000 acres.

Sweden

Progressive gambling schemes exposed by casino man

A northern sporting figure criticizes progression betting as a flawed system to beat games like faro and roulette. He recalls posters and touts at Monte Carlo, notes small progression players who gamble for pensionlike winnings, and concludes the only way to beat the games is to avoid them.

Monte Carlo New Orleans New Orleans Times-Democrat

Write Before You Write Says Thomas Dunn

Thomas Dunn advises delaying poetry and novels until older years. He argues youth lacks character and dialogue skill, notes clever early work is rare, and warns against overreaching in humor. He cites humor in tariff speeches and old churchyard epitaphs as superior to youthful attempts.

Thomas Dunn

Olive oil prescribed as tonic and remedy in nursery care

The New York Tribune notes olive oil belongs on nursery shelves and medicine chests. It can soothe croup without upsetting digestion and may substitute cod liver oil, supporting the system with fewer side effects. A young chemist reportedly never takes medicines besides olive oil nightly and on waking, and rarely wears an overcoat.

New York

Handkerchief Pass and Ferocious Dog Tale

A young society man values a handkerchief as a pass to his sweetheart’s house,Since the dog in the yard blocks entry after 7 pm he uses the handkerchief to pacify the animal. The piece contrasts sentiment with practicality and cites a Memphis Scimitar note on a similar theme.

Memphis Scimitar

Damrosch Teaches Choir in Orange Bawl Lesson

Walter Damrosch trained a Orange chorus in Mendelssohn Elijah. He corrected the line Hear us Baal hear us by saying soften the sound and say Bawl. The singers laughed at the musical pun when they repeated the line as Hear us Bawl.

Walter Damrosch Orange Mendelssohn Elijah Baal God Damroseb Orangeites

The Blended Verse of Twilight and Braying Love

An ironic poem excerpt notes the blend of rhyme and blank verse in a whimsical scene. The speaker describes a donkey’s bray and a youthful, exuberant air as two calves react. The passage ends with a playful, metaphorical comparison to a golf ball and a wolf.

K. Munkittrick

Ely's Liquid Cream Balm for nasal use advertised

Ely Brothers offer Ely's Liquid Cream Balm in spray form at 75 ets including a spraying tube. The liquid preserves the medicinal properties of the solid, absorbs quickly, and does not dry secretions, aiming for natural healthy liquids. Druggists or by mail from 56 Warren St New York.

Ely Ely Brothers Warren St N. Y

Des Moines Daily News Advertises Postpaid Rates

The Des Moines Daily News offers postpaid subscriptions at $1 a year 75 cents for six months and 50 cents for three months. It promises condensed news for the busy reader with daily markets by telegraph and family friendly literary matter from Des Moines Iowa.

Des Moines Daily News Telegraph the News Des Moines Iowa

How Weather Works Wonders In Nature's Gallery

Nature shapes the earth through air water rain rivers and frost. The Queen Ress rock on the North Cornish coast and Queen Elizabeth’s sands illustrate patterns carved by water wear. Landslips start from tiny underground flows and can topple hills into the sea, proving small beginnings yield mighty ends.

Dame Nature Queen Ress Cornish Elizabeth Nature

Engaged Couple Share Permission to Kiss in Conversation

In a brief exchange from Stray Stories the engaged couple discuss kissing freely, with the bride encouraging restraint and humor about the uncertain length of engagements. The playful dialogue highlights a tender, light moment.

Distressing Stomach Disease Promised Cure by Tonle Remedy

Distressing stomach weakness promised cure by South American Nervine Tonle. Invalids need suffer no longer as this remedy is claimed to cure all stomach indigestion. First dose begins relief, with steady, certain results described as marvelous. Sold by Bradshaw and Thoma Druggists in Fairfield, Ta.

Bradshaw & Thoma Fairfield

Cascarets Promises Cure for Constipation Forever

An old advertisement touts Cascarets candy cathartic to "educate your bowels" with a money back guarantee if it fails. It claims relief from constipation and lists a 40 cent price with druggists offering refunds.

E. IC. C.C

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