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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1907
Page
10
An eyewitness recounts a gale aboard a Fall River steamer where a Boston clothier advises taking the first lifeboat to ensure survival. He boasts of tailoring work for Alderman Grady and offers to provide pants if he lives, adding a sly warning about a half wool pantaloons with no buckle.
A humorous guide by Joe Kerr on enduring heat and thirst. It advises crowding a drugstore soda counter, ordering lemon vanilla syrup, savoring the drink slowly, and delivering a burlesque closing line to a friend about frost and overcoats.
The Prince’s secretary refused a suite on the nineteenth floor the hotel clerk recalls. The clerk explains the decline by saying the descent in the elevator would be too much of a come down for a royal personage.
A man refuses to fault the streetcar conductor for requesting fare and explains past thefts. He recalls paying a bottle deposit late, losing a returned bottle to the junk man, and being called a robber by acquaintances. He concludes he is dishonored and would have avoided paying if trusted.
Bronson says the best place to spend a vacation is the one you don’t hear about until after it ends. Woodson adds the humor that hidden places remain unsung until you’ve left. The exchange lightly riffs on travel choices.
A group of villagers waits for the mail when a joker lists disasters from Vermont to Pennsylvania. Uncle John yawns through the doomful tales, then bursts into action grabbing a club and tearing down a lumber pile to chase away a rat.
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