30 Mar 1911
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Newspaper
Fayette Reporter
Location
Fayette, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1911
Page
1
Modern lights offer instant ready illumination that doubles the light you have. The simple appli ance requires no installation and uses gasoline as fuel in a hand light. It claims wide practicality for stores, shops, offices, homes, and even palaces.
A collage of humorous quotations and cartoon captions from various magazines and papers titled humor page items. It mixes playful editor gibes about headlines, a staff joke about a printer’s error, and a string of light verse and short sketches from Success Magazine, Punch, and other outlets, including regional quips about editors, janitors, and death of humor. The item blends voices and places with ample named authors, editors, and papers.
The New York Tribune notes peasants in Russia view butterflies as the souls of the dead. It argues that nurses from peasant families teach children not to catch or harm these insects to avoid angering the imprisoned souls seeking minor atonement.
A 155 acre stock farm northwest of Clermont with 125 plowable acres and rolling timber land. excellent soil, a tagin road, school on site, two springs, orchard, sturdy buildings, fenced pastures, and two barns. Title perfect, asking 45 per acre with easy terms, possession March 1 1911. For details inquire locally.
A detailed promotional piece extols The Electric Handy Light as a universal, versatile lamp. It highlights use in homes, offices, shops, factories, and vehicles, noting eye protection, portability, and specialty benefits for typists, musicians, editors, travelers, and repair workers. The slogan The LIGHT THAT NEVER FAILED closes the appeal.
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