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Newspaper
Fremont Democrat
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1903
Page
4
A Times-Democrat discussion notes many men struggle with one or more alphabet letters in handwriting. Examples include a man who cannot form a capital P, another who cannot write a proper small f, and others whose b becomes a clubfooted f. Habit also affects spelling accuracy in daily writing.
The dialogue centers on a couple where she questions the point of continued friction. He denies kissing again, claiming he will not. She presses with the line Life to probe meaning and consequence of their exchange.
A Boston Herald joke notes Walharah says he has tied string to his finger to remember getting married and his wife forbids forgetfulness. A Defined quip adds hypocrisy as a necessity for scandalous living.
Do not force tea or coffee on children as it harms nerves. Avoid fear and threats and keep hands and feet dry to prevent soreness. Ensure bottle cleanliness to prevent deadly infection. Do not rely on sleep aids or excessive handling. Avoid crowds and kissing to protect an infant’s nerves and safety.
A traveling German clergyman visits a hotel patronized by wags. Hosts laugh and guests taunt him, but he eats in silence. When asked if he has heard the jests, he reveals he is the chaplain of a lunatic asylum, and the taunts have no effect on him.
A historical description notes a 100 ruble Russian banknote with a central Catherine I vignette in bold black ink, surrounded by rainbow prism colors and simpler dark ink engravings. The detailed color blending and engraving quality are highlighted as distinctive.
Mr. Smith offers his seat to Mrs. Jones who has stood fifteen minutes. She declines, saying she will alight at the next corner. The brief scene from a Chicago Journal item captures everyday courtesy and restraint in a public transit moment.
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