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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1908
Page
2
The article notes contesting the primary election law and shifting party aims to control labor votes. Lynden thrives with grain, mills and new church building, while residents seek a better market for produce and quicker cash through regional handling. It reflects local discussions on politics, progress, and charitable acts amid a national mood.
A nursemaid returns home with four children and Madam notes their altered appearance. In another fragment, a woman collapses in the kitchen after a cake falls on her, then regains consciousness briefly and gasps the incident.
A Detroit Tribune quotation rails against male reluctance to assist women, framing the ladder metaphor as a test of unselfish resolve. The brief item uses a witty exchange about mounting a ladder to hint at social dynamics.
A brief courtroom line plays on a child's joke about a father who owes a butcher baker and grocer sums to be paid. The judge's library source notes the quip as a folkloric remark about movement or relocation.
The article catalogs numerous officers who served as leaders in both sides. It notes many became generals such as Lee Hardee Thomas Hood Field and others from the cavalry and subaltern ranks. Anecdotes include Evans meeting Lee at Fort Mason and a Russian actress scene involving a clubman and a mispronounced name Vera Kommisarjewskaya.
A Jardin des Plantes gardener gave two ripe figs to a governor’s envoy. The servant ate one on the way and claimed he swallowed the second to explain the missing fruit.
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