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Newspaper
Las Vegas Age
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1907
Page
5
An advertisement extols Peruna as the universal catarrh remedy. It touts its herbal ingredients and claims a united medical school approach, direct home supply, and transparent labeling of active constituents to invite public scrutiny.
In a Washington Star report, residents recall an exchange where a man named Dietton accuses another of dishonesty. Vinte Pete admits embarrassment as the tale unfolds, with long words causing confusion before the meaning is clear.
Fragmentary text captures a foray of voices on city life and train travel with a detached tone. It hints at a playground of ideas and quirky line readings from Puck style commentary.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a speech by a 1 nan swine and a reference to a weekly prayer meeting next Wed. The passage mentions attendance willingness, singing a hymn, and dismissal. Mr. Good appears as a truncated name.
The text references Moscow soil and Russian peasants, noting only about 65 percent can keep horses. It appears as a fragmented query from the Philadelphia Ledger discussing rural valuation and livestock capability.
A collection of humorous exchanges from a family scene features a child’s quips about money sailors baths and pigs. The anecdotes include a five year old’s wedding day remark and a boy’s wish to be a rabbit due to book reading. The humor centers on misunderstandings and witty misstatements.
The Orpheum plans a week of August Suh attractions led by James Neill and Edythe Chapman with The Lady Across the Hall. The Striping Grenadiers features four scenes and six leading women. Meredith Meredie Maude Corbett Roberts Hayes Roberts The Cowboy the Swell and the Lady and Billy Gaston with Ethel Green perform musical bits. Les Merveilleux Jardy and Benjamin Chapin Lincoln play appear along with Muller Chimm Muller and Willard Simms delivering comic routines.
Instructions describe pickling herrin with onions lemon peppers bay leaves and mustard seed and a sugar vinegar sauce. Also outlines meat croquettes oyster bisque chicken roll chowder beef with sour-sweet sauce and various desserts and kitchenware notes from a historical column.
An official reports Maine supplies most domestic toothpicks, with white birch prized for softness. Factories in Maine, plus others in Vermont New York and Massachusetts, churn out veneers then toothpicks at high speed for national market. Wood costs and processing details noted.
Ulrich Stock Company brings Rast to the Grand Opera House for the week of August 4. Barker stars as Barbara Hare with Lillian Hayward as Lady Isabel and Leila Bliss in the role of Little Willie, marking a standout Los Ants production after patron requests for a repeat presentation.
A Kansas City Star reader recalls a lawyer note about wives seeking separation from husbands who abandon them for whisky. A woman arrives with children and asks for the husband to stay away, fearing his return while hoping she can support herself. The lawyer mentions potential desertion charges as a remedy. The colonel promises to invest.
An excerpt recounts Archbishop Trench's Dean tenure at Westminster. Canon Cureton preaches on saint's day while Westminster boys attend service and take holiday. Cureton worries about a lengthy sermon as his son asks if it is short enough to avoid punishment. The piece also notes rose varieties and a quest for a true black rose.
A fragmented quote recalls women on a oyster load and a favorite spot under a tree to hear birdsongs. A young man exclaims the scene is delightful and free, with a playful tone attributed to the Enquirer.
Fragmentary verse or aside notes reflect a conversational clash over right and wrong in public life. The speaker challenges the notion of hypocrisy and moral judgment, invoking the proverb about people in glass houses.
In a playful burst from Tit-Bits and the Kansas City Times, patrons joke about a marriage rumor and a mistaken bribe, while Titmarsh and a friend discuss rejected manuscripts and literary ambitions. The dialogue showcases social misreads and literary vanity in a lighthearted, anecdotal exchange.
A recent patent on an electric fuse promises no flash or report during disruption. It would greatly improve street car service by avoiding passenger alarm when fuses blow. The article also mentions a speaking likeness moving picture concept focusing on a woman’s chin in action.
In a lively family scene Mrs Mansor resists opposing arguments while claiming she is highly malleable in disposition. She tells Willian's bride that no one can convince her she is wrong, insisting that even those who know more cannot prove they do.
Copy reads like an old advertisement for Allen's Pop Nose powder used to ease hot tired feet. It promises lightness and comfort for sweaty feet and suggests trial packs with a made up address in New York.
An account describes Lupt, a French assassin, escaping Cayenne by hiding in a seaworthy coffin. He fashioned paddles, crawled to the water, and attempted to reach Venes or British Gully before a steamer from the Antilles picked him up in irons.
Fragmentary clipping recounts a staged tale of rapid growth and aging from childhood to death, framed as a mysterious manuscript later claimed by a parent as written by his son. The Philadelphia Press exchange questions authorship and provenance, highlighting the adult editor’s skepticism.
A staged miscue spirals from a frightened actor and a tantrum by the leading lady as stage management disputes unfold backstage. Elsewhere a Dutch steam tramway project is announced as AkmarNederland deploys a new transit plan.
The Chicago Tribune notes Vespasian began construction of the Roman Coliseum and, while claiming it will serve national political conventions, he mainly intends to host wild west shows and public amusements. He directs a press agent to seek bids for popcorn and chewing gum privileges.
The article recounts Bishop Chaur J. Brewster formerly of Detroit telling a story he says Mrs. Brewster’s favorite. He describes catching a boy stealing apples and admonishing him with a line about a crawling worm and reverence before a higher power.
A bride and groom finish their wedding as the bride’s father, away at a club, looks for a $2,500 check among wedding gifts. The bride jokes that her father might have misplaced it or swapped it for a cigar, suggesting his absent mindedness.
Teadyville Colorado assayer and chemist offers gold silver lead zinc and copper assays with prices from 50 cents to 1 dollar. Mailing develops and full price list sent on application. Control and umpire work solicited for tonal bank.
The old horse interfered badly as a dilapidated driver struggled. A bystander teased from the corner asking if the horse was interfering with him, while the driver calmly replied in mild terms.
A fragmentary quotation from the Washington Star captures a remark by the Mealist about knowing you are right despite lack of recognition, paired with Mrs. Torkins’s hopeful wish that Charley would bet on the horse that wins rather than the one that ought to.
An odd line from the Philadelphia Ledger describes a man drawing a string from his pocket and labeling it a "don't-forget-me knot" as part of a wifely plot. The fragment preserves the paper's quirky phrasing and vintage tone.
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