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Newspaper
Franklin
Location
Franklin, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1909
Page
2
Socials and notices from campus life list Phi Delts reception for new girls and Linconians event. Miss Mary Murphy visits Indianapolis. S A E members host goat ride and a spread for Miss Derring. Roy Alexander S A E marries Miss Bess Mason. Edinburg games prep. Colgate invites Dr E B Bryan inauguration in Hamilton New York. The cornfield stage quip ends with a farm joke about a stage life.
A dialogue traces birthplace hints across California New York and Indiana as a daughter pieces together family origins and jokes about unity. The exchange highlights diverse origins converging in a single lineage.
An American firm markets a jam in England claiming finest raspberry quality while labeling the jar with glucose content artificial seeds and harmless animine dyes. A separate note suggests cleaning pencil erasers with plaster for renewed whiteness.
The fragment references a Danish proverb about readiness money and health implying cures. It notes China and India together hold more than half the world’s population.
A satirical note pairs a Chinese proverb with poster-like quips about tramways and investments. It comments on vast sums claimed for Kogland tramways and a misfit man overwhelmed by a partner, ending with a wry question about pity or folly.
Macaulay's history sold strongly earning the author about $100,000 in the first ten weeks of sales. The remark highlights brisk reception and commercial success for the historical work.
The text contrasts borrowing with principles noting that those seeking money often ignore principled men. It discusses later human desires after basic needs, and claims vegetarians believe one acre can sustain four people on a vegetable diet.
The Turzer Falls Reporter quotes a remark stating that it is pointless to seek universal peace while people continue to marry. The item presents a provocative stance attributed to a local source.
A whale recounts meeting a swordfish beyond here and voices frustration over the conduct of the other fish. The remark emphasizes a sense of being cut up by the encounter and its treatment.
A researcher asserts no microbes exist on the Swiss mountains at an altitude of 2000 feet, describing the air as wholly free of microbes. The claim centers on pristine high altitude conditions and microbial absence.
A brief proverb quoted from the Dallas News notes that a man’s mounting embarrassment over finances increases his wife’s shame at wearing an old hat. The item presents a social observation rather than a report of events.
The philosopher of folly deems a good husband one who answers promptly and intelligently when his wife asks what to get for dis a se ne. This witty quip reflects humorous domestic exchange.
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