08 Mar 1902
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Newspaper
Ironwood Times
Location
Ironwood, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1902
Page
1
A man hides in a city house after a comical escape mistaken identity. He battles lighting fires and a barking pug while disguising himself among a family awaiting guests. A dramatic night ends with reconciliation, a note from a friend, and a wary return to normal life.
A youth known for pyrotechnic feats faces charges of violent misconduct at Cornall University. In a tense hearing the student, calm yet resigned, asks for the professors photographs to remember them by as officials sever official ties with the defiant student amid laughter and closure.
Miles Scroggins, 80 plus, famed for wit, was forced to speak by club members. He was hoisted onto a table amid cheers, embarrassed, then quipped No ladies present and very few gentlemen, ending the stunt as curiosity subsided.
Speelmenn of Profeanora's Wit Dr Varninton a noted Greek professor finds a neighbor's pestiferous plant in his front yard. A minor garden incident ends in a humorous exchange as a passerby misidentifies a bulrush for a cowslip.
A collage of quotes and ads from old newspapers includes snippets about love in a cottage and a palace, office boy anecdotes, a municipal hospital, and sales pitches for seeds and household products. Mentions Philadelphia, Minneapolis, La Crosse, and Indianapolis with dated lines and product cues.
Prof. W. A. Henry forecasts Northern Wisconsin becoming a major dairy region with pure water, abundant fodder, and rich pastures. The piece urges small investors to act now before cheap funds vanish and suggests requesting Soo Line booklets from J. W. Gasneday in Minneapolis for details on dairy country opportunities.
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