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Newspaper

Marshall Republican

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1909

Page

3

Wonder Berry Plant by Luther Burbank Promises All-Season Harvest

Luther Burbank unveils a Wonder Berry that grows anywhere in any climate and bears abundantly all season. Seeds mature in three months and fruit can be produced in summer in gardens or in pots during winter. Introduced by John Lewis Childs of Floral Park and promoted globally with agent opportunities. One thing at a time.

Luther Burbank Wisard California Burbank John Lewis Childs Floral Park N. Y Childs America

Too Much for His Mind Satirical Exchange

A humorous exchange features the Sad-Eyed Individual lamenting his issue of acting on second thoughts while never having three successive thoughts. The baronessa mover is noted for talking about others, yet rarely about herself. The banter plays on hesitation and self-doubt with witty asides.

Baronessa

Anger Reduces Vitality Says Dr de Fleury

Dr Maurice de Fleury, a French expert, advances the theory that every time one becomes angry their vitality shrinks. He holds that anger is a cerebral excitement and that both hyperasthenic and neurasthenic subjects react similarly once let loose.

Maurice de Fleury Dr. de Fleury

A Slight Misunderstanding in a Child’s Letter

Five year old Helen Bentley of Los Angeles hears of her grandmother’s trip to Seattle through a read letter. The child mishears grip as life and relays that grandma had a terrible fight with her life, prompting a charming misinterpretation.

Helen Bentley Los Angeles Grandma Seattle Helen Mrs

Editorial verdict on a jesting note from a wife

A serious editor receives a note with jokes and a humorous letter claiming a wife’s laughter proves a couple’s bond. The editor returns the note with a margin line finishing with She is, implying the witty punchline.

Joy Work And the Other Kind

A persuasive ad discusses JOY WORK and the value of proper nutrition. It links daily labor, health, and energy to using Grape-Nuts cereal, citing testimonials and mentioning the Road to Wellville in each package as a selling point.

Arch of Health Wellville

The Natural Life on Ozone Island farce continues

Mr Solomon Pratt narrates the New Yorkers James Hopper Van Brunt and Martin Hartley seeking rest on Ozone Island. Hartley grows worse yet clings to a dream of Agnes Page as the party endures a Fourth of July picnic and island misadventure ending with Van Brunt’s departure and Sol Pratt’s chores fading into camp life.

Solomon Pratt Nathan Scudder Edward van Brunt Martin Hartley Pratt James Hopper van Brunt Agnes Page Hartley Heavenlies Hannah Jane Purvis Sol. Pratt Nate Scudder Eastwich Reddy Miss Page Ratt Hopper Scudder Ozone Island Quabaugh New York Miss Talford Oxone Island Redny Van Margaret Martin Agnes Wall Street James Twins Misa Talford Sol Andrew Jackson Ito Redny Marcellus

The Voyage of the Ark Heavens Begins a New Garden Plan

Sol and the Heavenlies settle into farm tasks at sea side with loam deliveries hens pigs and a growing garden. Nate ships supplies and Van Brunt Hartley plan crops while Scudder coordinates labor as Martin the narrator handles chores and jokes about cucumber bets. The chapter ends with a promise of continuation.

Heavenlies Lord James Sol Van Scudder Von Nate New York Hartley Skipper van Brunt Martin Hardy Ann Ostable Scudder's Express Undertaker Azad Yan Iere

No Kick for Beerbohm Tree in Reading Row Impasse

An amused incident centers on Beerbohm Tree and an unnamed playwright during a reading of a manuscript. Tree offers terse feedback, scribbles notes, and the playwright protests that the work was a year of effort, prompting Tree to quip that any fair judge would award five.

Beerbohm Tree Tree Harper’s Weekly Government of Canada

Dialogue fragment from a humorous exchange

A short, witty dialogue between Billy Question and a female speaker. The woman asserts she is 25 and dismisses insult while Billy questions engagement status. The exchange reads like a playful vintage banter.

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