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Newspaper
Fayette Reporter
Location
Fayette, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1910
Page
5
Naive confession emerges from a little girl at a luncheon given by Lole Fuller who recalls a Christmas party game. A coin the doll and a button were hidden in pudding. The button vanished until the girl confessed she swallowed it to avoid laughter.
Tommy muses on love’s power while Auntie and Uncle John banter about marriage. Mr Crimsonbeak cites a sensational bird fact that the swan may outlive others, sometimes to eight centuries, as Mrs Crimsonbeak notes the ewan’s water-dwelling habit.
A reader quote recounts neuralgic headaches lasting 13 years eased after switching from coffee to Postum. She gained weight, felt clearer headed, and regained nerve strength, attributing her recovery to removing coffee and seeking the Postum remedy. The letter cites The Road to Wellville and promises more reader letters.
President Taft urges Congress to create a United States Court of Commerce to handle interstate cases swiftly, consolidating review of ICC orders and enforcing uniform decisions. He also proposes federal incorporation to regulate large trusts while preserving beneficial concentrations of capital.
A discussion on child character growth stresses joint parental influence with both mother and father shaping a child’s future. The piece notes fathers often overlook a child’s development and need to study and engage to understand growth possibilities.
A jagged quotation portrays truth as a prisoner of war dragged by Morlay a critic seeks to seize truth with force rather than reverence, depicting struggle and contested metaphors between pursuit and sacred aura.
A $900-per-annum clerk in a U.S. department at Washington is teased about marriage. A coworker questions if income justifies a wife. The clerk replies, I have no reason, I am in love. Source cites Lippincott's Magazine.
A fragment evokes a woman marked by obstinacy and self sacrifice, described in dense, opaque prose. Rich, metaphorical phrasing hints at deeper intellectual themes within a constrained, period voice.
Fragmentary note shows buyer pressing Taylor to deliver a new suit before payment. Recipient insists on payment first, while the sender claims to wait no longer as winter approaches and requests warmth. No clear names or dates provided.
A garbled ad parody critiques a Klondike Incubators and Grooders slogan linking cold hatching with gold wealth. It blends a misnamed Klondike brand pun and a seaside postcard scene with a reader reacting to a fat bather and a blundering observer, in a fragmentary magazine-style vignette.
An old advertisement touts Murine Eye Relief and related products claiming rapid curing of rheumatism and eye pain, with asserted benefits for granulation and general eye comfort. The copy also critiques education costs and jabbers about brand comparisons and counterfeit warnings.
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