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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 15, 1901
Page
8
A rash clergyman attacked Darwinian theory in various magazine pieces and mocked Hussey. He sought Hussey's reaction and advice on further study, prompting a terse reply: Lose a cockroach and die, ex.clamation.
A large, slow speaking man chases down a partner by vehicle and confronts him near Grand Circus Park. He overpowers Jones, shoves him into a snow bank, then tosses him aside. Jones recovers at a drugstore, admits quitting practical jokes, and reveals a joke involving a swapped brief in a street opening case.
A light exchange shows Nooriteh dismissing a butler as Ascum jokes the man was an idea for the place. Nooriteh notes the habit of his staff always tipping a hat and saying sir despite the change.
A sharp exchange erupts as an indignant woman, shawl over her head, jeers at a begging man with a deformed nose. He calmly replies that his nose comes from a vaccination, sparking local attention in this Chicago Tribune snippet.
A witty exchange notes that modern society is made up of many people who do not know us, with a light remark about Marmaduke-Jones-Society as the focal point. The line underscores social anonymity in contemporary life.
A humorous exchange notes how a burglar reading Mrs Nags might provoke a response. Naxx t quips that the burglar should be told to wipe his feet, prompting a joke about scaring him off in a Brooklyn Eagle style.
A fragment from the New York Press presents a sobbing answer about lost pride and gendered longing as a phrase of the era. The lines evoke a somber mood reflecting social pressures and shifting times.
The Detroit Free Press quotes a lighthearted exchange about tassels and a chenille boa at a pew, noting that several attendees stepped on them while others did too, creating a humorous church scene.
The note discusses a phrase Teared as art for art's sake, suggesting it refers to a picture that won't gel, with a cryptic quotation attributed to lodisuupulis Presa. The definition implies detached, nonfunctional visual work rather to convey a clear narrative.
Miss Belle Hedrick of Nye Putnam County West Virginia shares her recovery from five months of female weakness after using Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. She credits improved health restored appetite weight gain and ability to work after one month of treatment and advises others to seek his advice.
Sashes and brussels net veils mark the coming season for mourning wear. Embroidered batiste, heavy silk knots on gauze, spring hats with floral decorations, leather belts with stitching, and single faced velvet ribbons headline the fashion notes.
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