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Newspaper
Farmington Enterprise
Location
Farmington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1913
Page
7
A fragmentary note describes connoisseurs savoring Camembert and Brie with crackers in taverns. It mentions Holland copying a German cheese and hints at a tradition of aging and taste, with an implied celebration among cheese enthusiasts.
The passage comments on how fashion reflects temperament and societal expectations. It contrasts voluminous skirts with wasp waists and evolving gloves among urban women, noting a shift from utilitarian views to demand for refined and regularly cared for garments and accessories.
A brief note describes a novelty ornament shaped like a fly created from materials including silver paper, a ribbon, and a brass ring. It notes workers and shell-based basaar items with minimal cost details.
Reports from New York Providence Rochester and others describe milk stations as simple rooms with a bench table and chairs. In Utica New York the station sometimes operates under larger funds with a physician attending at set hours.
Reported attack targets a religious press outlet over Coca Cola advertising. The incident involved a group or individuals opposed to the ad campaign, with commentary suggesting expertise in chemistry and a dispute over promotional content.
The project aims to surpass the world’s tallest structure with a 1,173 foot design. Plans include a grand statue at the summit with an electric light of 1,000,008 candlepower. The tower will offer facilities for social events, cafes, a library, billiard rooms, a gymnasium, a wireless station, and an astronomical observatory.
The advert displays Tyree’s Antiseptic Balm promising rapid relief and complete cure of prickly heat and skin affections. It lists a price of 38 cents at druggists and offers a free sample by writing J. B. Tyree, Chemist, Washington, D. C.
Fragments discuss creation and human centrality with references to man and woman roles. The text hints at social tension over gender change and moral authority, reflecting era questions about religion and everyday life.
A robbed man quips about the police with humor as a holdup map operates on a police beat without asking permission. The exchange highlights tension between crime and law enforcement in a casual street scene.
The note cites a quote about courage as the greatest quality of the mind next to honor, attributed to James Lane Allen. It frames courage as essential for any action by a person, regardless of gender.
A quotation attributed to K L Montgomery contrasts mischief and petticoats as inseparable companions born together, suggesting a playful observation on feminine charm and mischief. The line appears as a literary aside credited to Montgomery.
Daily Thought quote from Austin Phelps notes that the purest friendships combine loyalty with a sense of reverence. It emphasizes enduring bonds built on mutual respect and spiritual tone.
A short quip notes how a well dressed person can make others feel inferior in social circles. The line suggests vanity and judgment in fashionable gatherings.
In a courtroom exchange Judge questions whether Fauline’s husband fears debt while Julia claims the match remains happy. The fragment hints at a domestic or custody dispute context within a legal setting.
An advertisement in the Manchester Evening News seeks an office-boy position with the peculiar claim of making the worker youthful. The brief notice highlights a terse employment pitch in a late 19th or early 20th century classified page.
Deputy Auditor Joe Cannon of Hardin County Ohio recovered his lost ring after a diligent search. Janitor Yost, cleaning nests from the courthouse eaves, discovered the ring woven into a post. The laundress Red Olves Bine note a prosperous market for clean goods from trusted grocers.
A girl and a young man in a taxi exchange playful banter about time and fare. The girl apologizes for keeping him waiting, and the man quips that only about three dollars would cover it, reflecting a lighthearted moment in a street scene.
A reader recalls a man aged ninety who spoke of doubt in human honesty and faith in people, suggesting life was measured by skepticism rather than trust. The passage ends with a meditation on belief and world weariness.
Fragment shows a baptismal scene where children carry pannikin water to pour into no font. The text notes the water is then used to symbolize the child’s future ties to the church as fellow parishioners contribute.
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