20 Sep 1902
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Newspaper
Ironwood Times
Location
Ironwood, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1902
Page
1
AWashington Star column describes William and Mary Jane in a playful, hesitant exchange. William struggles to express his deep sentiment as Mary Jane remains unaware while the narrator notes his earnest, frail courage and warmth of day.
Ashe, a Morristown poet and club member, encounters a mysterious princess Miss Gregory who claims to be Constantia Gregorius. The episode unfolds as a chaotic sequence of dreams and social wit, revealing Ashe’s vanity and the princess’s playful, enigmatic role in his life.
Fragmentary text references Mrs Newberyde and a dish for Mr Quipps or Guipps, with mentions of Canse Eyed and an exchange about seeing her shortly after a prior event. The source is garbled and lacks coherent details or dates.
A collage of light dialogue and social sketches from Philadelphia, Baltimore, Chicago, Detroit, and other outlets. Snatches feature young ladies debating looks, saints, and fortune, with boorish bachelors, wedding gifts of diamonds and coal, and marital prospects.
A New York Herald note describes a social scene with wagers and streetwise chatter. A writer recounts a night at a club where a bet of forty dollars prompts boasting and a pocket-checking episode. A young man’s flashy dress and a wager lead to a cash reveal and comic embarrassment.
A garbled item describes a contested game with references to Geneva and Toledo and mentions a team winning by a margin. Names and specifics are obscured, but the piece implies an athletic contest with investigation or deliberation surrounding decisions and players.
Fragmented text from an old periodical describes dangers of a household wash ritual. The garbled lines mention clothing removal and a warning about staying dry to avoid a perilous shower. No clear names or dates are recoverable.
William Dean Howells is cited as a rare humorist while a young author lauds him. A critic claims Howells inspired much of great literature, provoking a response from the elder writer who told a yarn about two men saved from the sea. The crowd laughed as a lifeguard heard a voice shouting Save the red haired man and the rescuer demanded payment of a debt.
Commencing September 1 and ending October 31 1902 second class colonist tickets are sold by Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway to a wide range of western states and provinces at greatly reduced rates. Options include routes to St Paul or via Manila. I A Miller General Passenger Agent Chicago.
A Rhode Island high school graduate’s dog devoured mp ber di- Plone while still new, leaving the owner inconsolable. The Seattle Post-Intelligencer notes many have tried with dogs, but this is a first to outdigest a high school education.
Advertising copy touts Nickel Plate Road as offering the lowest fares with full travel amenities. Colored uniformed porters assist all travelers, special attendants serve diverse classes, and dining car meals range from 35 cents to a dollar. Modern coaches, sleeping cars, and attentive service highlight the trip.
In Oolitic Indiana on September 15 Atr W A Terry endured months of kidney trouble nearly bed bound. After using Dodd's Kidney Pills he saw rapid improvement by the second day and soon could move about. Terry praises the remedy and urges sufferers to try it, claiming it is the best medicine for kidney or bladder disorders.
A testimonial from Mrs. Samer of Los Angeles praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for easing menopause symptoms. The letter credits the tonic with restoring health after years of suffering and notes charitable use of the product in aiding needy mothers. It urges women to write for advice.
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