With the World's Great Humorists Selections
A compiled collection showcasing selections from renowned humorists. It highlights varied wit and style across prominent authors, reflecting popular mirth literature of the era.
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Newspaper
Iuka Vidette
Location
Iuka, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1909
Page
3
A compiled collection showcasing selections from renowned humorists. It highlights varied wit and style across prominent authors, reflecting popular mirth literature of the era.
A man finds himself rich with 500 dollars only to face a crowd outside a circus. He proposes to share, splits into 26 cent shares via quarters, then leaves by taxi. The tale questions who truly profits from philanthropy and whether the circus could have boosted revenue by half-price admission.
All the World awaits the morning as Pitkins fears sickness. He confides in his wife and friend Jones, who doubt his claim and insist he looks well. Pitkins grows increasingly unsettled, unsure what ails him in this uneasy morning.
In a chaotic scene Mrs Pilkins worries over her husband Pitkins who insists he is ill despite doctors and friends declaring him well. A series of miscommunications and staged symptoms prompt calls to a doctor while Pitkins feigns sickness for amusement, then resists the truth as tension mounts.
A humorous sketch by Norman Crowell on summer resort escapades. Describes resort routines from arrival to nightly pleasures, mishaps with a toboggan ride, clothing, mosquitoes, steamer smoke, and a playful, risqué tone ending with reflections on the author’s experiences and legality.
Historic Mississippi towns celebrate renewal as Pontotoc and Pontotocans host Home Comers events and lay the cornerstone of a new public school. Lightning strikes kill Little Willie Henderson near Water Valley in a tragic storm, while General Hondcrain's family endures the shock and loss.
A Mississippi agriculture column extols home gardens and small plots, urging households to grow vegetables and fruits like strawberries, beans, cabbage, and okra while raising livestock. It cites Old Kit the mule as a family helper, notes regional drainage districts, and highlights rising crop interest and county fairs, with practical planting guidance and optimistic tone.
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