Room to Project shows awkward crowd talk in Pittsburg loss
A fragmented quote from a girl with the number six foot claims one good thing about being an angel is that a number one sandal will fit easier than a number two shoe. Pittsburg lost.
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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1907
Page
7
A fragmented quote from a girl with the number six foot claims one good thing about being an angel is that a number one sandal will fit easier than a number two shoe. Pittsburg lost.
A Philadelphia Record humorous snippet recalls a man fleeing a persistent admirer by introducing him to a new buyer who had just bought an automobile, and using the distraction to make his escape. The fragment hints at casual street chatter and comic misadventure.
A Denish sailor aboard the Iris ship Flan dria from Cronstadt to Copenhagen was washed overboard near fifty miles from destination. He clung to life for six hours while a flock of seagulls attacked him relentlessly. A Russian steamer Elisa picked him up exhausted but alive.
Chiccanelli, who left during a neighbor's lawsuit, sent a telegram declaring victory. His lawyer was informed to report the result by telegraph. After days he received the message Right has triumphed. He replied to appeal immediately. Mundo Amoristico.
The Senate and House clashed over the army appropriation and reductions in transportation and pay. Amendments authorized monuments for Revolutionary generals John Stark Nathaniel Green and James Schrivner. Debates touched on Senator Smoot's seat and the Cherokee lands, with various district and naval bills sent to conference and adjournment looming.
A Boston Herald anecdote recalls Jim Fisk angrily handling a man asking for a travel pass. The seedy applicant says he does not want to pay fare, and Fisk orders a pass to anywhere and back, remarking that the man is the first to tell the truth today.
A letter from Louis L. Clark of Plainfield New Jersey describes severe anemia after surgery and recovery after taking Dr Williams Pink Pills. The ad asserts anemia symptoms paleness breathlessness and heart palpitation and claims the pills cure rheumatism neuralgia and nervous debility among others. It states price fifty cents per box and six boxes for two fifty with ordering details.
Seed catalog promotion from John A. Salter Seed Co of La Crosse Wisconsin touts large acreage and free 148 page catalog plus a sample seed package for eight cents. Included are references to other items and a funeral notice excerpt. Sea snakes of the south Pacific are noted as plentiful and venomous despite harmless looking fangs.
A Quaker couple recounts dread of meals despite hunger. They blame coffee for feverish indigestion and nervous misery. After trying remedies, a package of Postum improved them. they credit Postum with reduced dull after-meal feelings and better wellbeing, and endorse it to friends.
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