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Newspaper
Las Vegas Age
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1907
Page
5
A playful breakfast tease about a husband writing a note on his wife’s biscuits sparks a tale of supposed “nagging cures.” The exchange leads to a humorous, fragmented recollection of a widower’s plot and a man from St. land showing sketches to his wife amid questions of presence and propriety.
A garbled passage describes a player or team facing a rough conclusion after a tense period. The text implies ongoing play and scattered references to a Tribune, with unclear names or events due to OCR damage.
A long stream of recipes and culinary tips mixed with jokes and short anecdotes. Includes instructions for frying cakes with jam fillings, veal loaf stuffing, lemon sponge cake, carrot fritters, codfish savory, and various housekeep ing notes. Also features humorous quips about judges and fashion, plus tips on storage of flour and making a cream apple pie.
A Washington Star note reports a Cincinnati heiress recounting her parents' disappointment with her marriage to a man who plays pla-ochle instead of baccarat, highlighting social expectations and gaming loyalties.
In a light exchange Miss Cutting and De Borem trade quips about freshness and stale jokes. The humorous back and forth reveals a playful dynamic between the two as they tease one another.
Assayer and chemist Forward E Berton of Leadville advertises prices for gold silver zinc copper tests and cyanide testing. Malting envelopes and full price on application. Seeks control and umpire work. Contains anecdotal quotes about frontier towns and rail traffic.
A damaged OCR fragment from the Baltimore American presents a terse exchange about kissing and calling for help. The speaker laments neglect as a parent figure is described as stone deaf, yielding little plot or context.
The fragment cites Wise and Green in a political reform context with Wise described as a plain burglar. It references New York Herald as the source, but readable details are sparse and lacks a clear event, date, or named actions.
A city visitor retreats to the countryside with Uncle Henry to enjoy nature and clearer air, while Mee notes possible changes in attitude since morning. The tale includes jokes about cave echoes and a panama miscommunication with a friend.
A jumble of quotes and notes mentions spelling reform hopes, teething remedies, a teletype exchange about sacrifices, and a remark on burial customs. The piece contrasts historic wealth with modern figures and anecdotes, including Mrs Winslow’s soothing syrup and John Jacob Astor’s rising fortune.
A garbled mix of quips and insults from various papers shows a passenger pleading about microbes on a train and a conductor balking at venting, a man pressing a fearful woman for scream encores, a Yonkers Statesman line about fear and kissing, and a tall, hollow laugh from Ermyntrude's suitor who plans to “stretch” himself.
A garbled excerpt discusses charity and sin with phrases about a Dab, a chi, a porter, a purse of 200, and a finder event linked to an owner. The text is partial and lacks coherent context or clear events.
A Yonkers Statesman excerpt notes a pointed remark on food distribution, stating an average man requires 1600 pounds of food annually and prefers not to receive it all at once in biscuit form. The exchange hints at logistics and consumption habits with a humorous tone.
A brief Chicago Tribune snippet shows rival pride in family automats with boastful lines about smell and superiority, highlighting a tense, playful clash between fathers and their machines.
A quoted exchange shows a distressed tone as one person writes a confession of breaking an engagement and the other responds with a witty, sharp reply about ink and handwriting. The fragment hints at emotional tension and social norms surrounding betrothal.
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