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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1908
Page
7
A satirical tale set in Eden where Mrs Eve heads a women’s cooking circle. She baits Adam with a green apple pie that leads to his financial and domestic downfall as she embraces new freedoms, clubs, and shopping.
Mr. Tutchy returns with his daughter Sarah from Sunday school to find her white satin coat ruined by grime. Mrs. Tutchy bears the fallout of the accident while both parents quibble over blame and repair efforts. The tale closes with the mother singing a hymn to soothe the baby.
A comic dialogue portrays Trad Biglow and relatives discussing a bizarre venture selling canned light. They brainstorm "Canned Illuminations" to illuminate fields and hours, using a compressor to extract light and market sunlit and twilight results. The piece blends humor with caution about commerce.
The article defends Edward H. Harriman as a leading railroad builder and financier who improves infrastructure and treats interests fairly. It argues Harriman spends on American railroads, not on vanity, and that his influence benefits travelers and shippers before turning to a science note on laughter.
The professor believes Mars may host life and a civilization older than ours. He doubts any response would come from Earth signals, yet suggests Martians could be more intelligent than us and not waste time on impractical proposals.
A transcription fragment shows a speaker claiming to have confronted a man directly about his conduct, asserting honesty and honesty in the delivery, and noting the man’s physical size in relation to the speaker. The passage ends abruptly with a boast about telling the truth.
A quip about debt nerves contrasts a husband’s singular effect on nerves. A child asks for more soup to curb chicken intake. An Allen’s Foot-Ease advertisement promotes a foot powder for swollen tired corns and bunions with 25c price and free sample offer.
A brief quotation attributed to Lincoln about personal contention and self improvement, reflecting a timeless view on time management and self focus.
In a breezy exchange Tom urges Dick to propose to Miss Gabble who is portrayed as wealthy. Dick explains he cannot speak up as Stan the Catholic standard and Times quotes his trouble breaking into conversation.
A lighthearted dialogue contrasts fearsome play with humor in a golf setting. An advertisement tone extols Hamlins Wizard Oil as a reliable home remedy. A sharp woman implores direct talk with the man, warning against imitations and urging Lewis’ Single Binder cigars.
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