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Newspaper
Golden Valley Chronicle
Location
Beach, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1909
Page
4
The Beach Dak newspaper prints a curious Snails pull a toy carriage experiment and a science note on how sugar dissolves in tea. The items mix science tidbits with pasted chatter and reader-prose.
The article argues true frying uses a deep kettle with hot oil or fat. Food is submerged briefly to crispen the exterior while keeping the interior light and tender. It warns against too much shortening which makes a soggy crust and prevents crisp formation.
A man wearing dark glasses asks a streetcar conductor to guide him to the curb at Euclid Avenue and East Fifty-fifth Street. The conductor notes the danger of leaving a blind person roaming at night and reflects on the kindness versus responsibility.
In a tense classroom moment Miss Davis grants a brief home leave after Jim reports his father’s brother is dying in Poplar. The two malnourished sons of the shiftless family prepare to depart, returning quickly with a somber update and a hopeful yet shaky demeanor.
In a Los Angeles Times item a mother praises Tommy's solemn baptism yet a pugilistic intruder strikes at the benediction. Tommy protests and is led away while explaining the water was not yet soaked off and the ceremony disrupted by a scuffle.
Barry Sullivan memoirs describe Wright the first gravedigger in Hamlet preparing to storm the house by wearing many waistcoats of varied shapes. As he begins digging Ophelia's grave the act unravels with humorous missteps and wardrobe chaos.
In a theater bit two gravediggers, Wright and Ian, swap waistcoats to outdo each other. The audience laughs as Wright sheds his last vest, while Ian grows fatter and Wright yields, ending the sequence crestfallen on stage.
The Kenyon judge recounts entering a village with Justice Hook to attend a church service. The parish clerk disfavors the honor, reciting two verses of a metrical psalm that condemns bribery and biased judgments, prompting adults to fall silent as children finish the verse.
A wife laments why she married her husband as he retorts with bitter bravado about widowhood and his supposed future days beyond her. The exchange blends sarcasm and pity in a domestic quarrel set in London gossip.
A meandering tinker asks if a typewriter needs repair and an employer confirms. A dentist across the street is mentioned. The page includes quips about sentence corrections and brief humorous exchanges, with several short captions from Chicago Tribune, Cleveland Leader, and Mobile Register.
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