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Newspaper
Maurice Times
Location
Maurice, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1910
Page
3
Phrases suggest speculation about a severe fall in prices as observers discuss looming declines and the potential magnitude of the drop. The exchange captures anticipatory mood amid financial pressures and shifting market expectations.
Readable chatter quotes from various papers feature wit about suffragettes, marriages, poets, doctors, and politics. Included are one-liners about liars, missing cashiers, lamp-posts, and long-distance calls amid a mosaic of humorous exchanges and caricatures.
Fragment from a verse exchange about shipborne tidings. A speaker asks whether the message will bring comfort or grief and whether it will ease or torment hopes of paradise as the ship travels over the sea.
Mrs Buckley declines a park drive saying she is ill. Her husband misreads Drake and Henderson chatter as illness and cancels the dinner. She fears the social fiasco while he jokes about relief and golf. Truth emerges as the couple resolve honesty over deception. The scene ends with a reading list and two plaster busts symbolizing cultural thirst.
A New York editor notes a five foot shelf built by four Russian girls in a cramped East Side tenement. Their collection, begun after joining the shirtwaist strike, spans English Russian and Yiddish works. The piece examines how a small space can hold an ambitious liberal education for new arrivals.
A pearson weekly described the Buenos Aires to Valparaiso line as the world’s most wonderful railway. It crosses the Andes at up to 12 000 feet with snow sheds protecting trains and a unique 1 000 000 pound spiral tunnel. The line spans 118 bridges over thirty miles and uses a natural rock arch to cross a ravine.
Stray Stories quotes a well behaved boy with remarks on a burglar’s wife and a father who gains leniency for good conduct. A girl resists a kiss in fiction while real life shows abrupt advances. The piece also notes the odd custom of still calling one’s father papa after age twenty seven.
An essayist recalls walks with John Sloan at the Franklin Inn in Philadelphia. Sloan’s mind is described as original and interesting. He muses on nature, saying it is beautiful yet tonight hideous, then notes the stars are too abundant.
Parents describe their infant daughter diagnosed with eczema and a crusted scalp. After using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent for about five weeks, the scales vanished hair regrew and the child recovered fully.
In Trenton New Jersey Mrs James Kinney at 844 Lamberton Street welcomed a hungry man into her kitchen then chased him out with a rolling pin. Neighbor Mrs Charles Breining added a frying pan blow as the man fled into a snow bank. No further incidents followed.
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