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Newspaper
Humeston New Era
Location
Humeston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1913
Page
6
A New Jersey man judged his eight year old son a bit too bright at a dinner with Philadelphia friends. During dessert the quiet boy stepped in and, with delight, asked for another joke from his father, who had been entertaining guests.
Mrs. Alice Kirlin of Circleville Ohio reports her child suffered severe scalp sores from redness itching and burning. After months with no relief a trial of Cuticura Soap and Ointment brought rapid relief and a complete cure. Ad claims Cuticura sold worldwide with a free Skin Book offer.
A colorful courtly quip from the Washington Star features a boastful banter about control and punishment. A character declares his former ally must face consequences while wielding a whitewash brush as a tool of retribution, framed with sharp wit.
R M Fleenor of Otterbein Indiana writes of a 25 year kidney trouble case ending with a successful recovery after using two boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills. He praises the remedy and recommends it to others. The advertisement offers Dodd's Kidney Pills at 40c per box and extra free household hints and recipes.
The Boston Transcript notes Jack faces serious trouble from an auto mishap while dating a girl. Rumors suggest engagement as the couple remains entwined in the incident and its consequences.
A quirky exchange features Mrs Giyem asking why Willie begs while Weary Willie laments tax delays, claiming income tax holds up cannons as a delay tactic. The odd dialogue centers on financial strain and humorous misdirection in a public squabble.
President Wilson addresses Congress outlining U S policy toward Huerta and Mexico. He denounces the usurper, calls for constitutional government and regional stability, and stresses the need for international arbitration and peaceful settlement while urging swift banking, rural credit, and antitrust reforms. He also backs primary elections for presidency and self governance in territories.
A humorous snippet from Life contrasts Sabbath limits with a grandmother’s permission for reading a novel about a girl who is engaged to three Episcopal clergymen. The exchange highlights differing views on Sunday leisure and literature.
A brief dialogue notes frequent quotes from Clarston and a reliance on the back part of a dictionery for assistance. The exchange hints at memory aids and language quirks in a casual context.
A wry regional scene unfolds with a young doctor courting a daughter and a farmer defending pasture grazing. A city lady questions milk safety while a clergyman prompts recollection as a little girl recalls a church moment.
The speaker muses on distinctions between two political gatherings. One is a mass meeting led by a prominent figure, while the other is a broader assemble for collective aims. The exchange highlights nuance in assembly sizes, aims, and leadership style.
A character dismisses a proposal with a wry line about price and youth. The exchange hints at a bargain over a bungalow while a witty reply undercuts romantic pressure. The dialogue reveals social attitudes toward age and material worth in a brisk street scene.
Wearlaome reports Botts told him he took a long trip this morning riding two blocks on a street car with Biffels.
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