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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1900
Page
2
A collection of humorous snippets and jokes from a variety of sources. A classroom exchange on the earth’s axis, a small town flute player claiming mayoral licensing power, a clock strike joke about a first husband, and a quiet husband who talks too much at a cousin’s gathering.
A collage of humorous lines and brief quotes from various papers cites military school mottoes, social wit, and trivial exchanges. Pieces touch on bravery, prudence, literary critique, agricultural war impact, and everyday quips about cement and credibility.
A playful Philadelphia Bulletin quip notes the amusement around Miss Bang finishing a piano performance prompting a suitor to time his entrance with her finale. The remark captures light social banter about music and charm in a local scene.
Mrs Fatten forty proclaims a youth ungallant after he offers her seat in a car. Her husband notes the act, and the youth insists Read. I hate to see an old lady standing. The remark reflects a social clash captured by Philadelphia Presa.
The snippets describe a Cliff Dweller’s fatal fall from a crag and a startled couple, with quoted utterances from the New York World and New York Press. The tone mirrors tabloid quips and neighborhood chaff, blending tragedy with odd domestic humor.
Detroit Free Press quotes Katherine’s temper over novels and a joke about burning a book after an outburst. Philadelphia Record adds a quip about Closefist teaching his wife poker and then reclaiming his winnings with a sly method.
A humorous Punch quotation describes a person giving noise to others to keep them quiet. The exchange ends with a calm reassurance that the noise was intentional and contained.
A clipped quote from the Indianapolis Journal questions Cooper's knowledge and confidence, noting his varying awareness on different days. The remark contrasts his certainty with moments of uncertainty, reflecting public perception.
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