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Newspaper
Junction City Bulletin
Location
Junction City, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1901
Page
6
Fragmented miscellany notes include a judge and accused exchange over possession of Mr. Smiths chickens, a six month time grant, a health ad for Garfield Tea, a colonial villa critique, Longfellow Memorial fundraising progress, teething syrup advice, an Admiral Cervera irony reference, Chinese calendar origins, a quip on conpepe cure, and a remark on classical music usability by Mr. Meddergrass.
An account by Mr Nourse recounts Lord Wolseley aiding at Korti where a native postmaster resisted a routine check. They cleared the office, sorted letters by regiment, and distributed them to camps before night. The benevolent act impressed Nourse, who later learned the companion was Lord Wolseley disguised as Charlie.
The United States labor commission notes machinery enables 4.5 million workers to produce as much as 40 million hand workers would. It claims American productivity, aided by machines, equals that of 150 million Europeans and suggests one generation with machinery can equal four to five generations by hand.
A garbled mix of quotes and headlines appears, mentioning clergy jokes about aristocracy in Kentucky, patent tonic claims, a revenue cutter remark about sleigh riding, a cold remedy claiming one day cure, and a domestic joke about living costs. The readable bits suggest a satirical or miscellaneous column from a historical paper with ad and quip fragments.
A former cashier was dismissed after allegedly sharing trade secrets with a customer. The boss overheard the remark labeling him an old fool, prompting the firing amid claims of leaked information and company policy breach.
A fragmentary text recounts a dramatic tunnel incident with a misdirected kiss during a railroad disaster. Names or exact dates are unreadable, but the dramatic framing suggests a sensational incident involving a couple and a tunnel event.
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