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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1913
Page
2
The article describes a hand powered cabbage grinder mainly for sauerkraut but usable for grinding vegetables and roots for poultry. Details cover a wooden base, a three inch diameter cylinder with nails, a crank drive, a hopper, and a concave guiding piece with adjustments. It also includes a brief children’s story excerpt about a new tag game.
A wry exchange in the Louisville Courier Journal notes that two daughters married a farmer and an ultimate consumer, while a third gets engaged to a middleman, shaping the average in a humorous way.
A young girl asks who would be the first lady of the land and a bystander, the girl’s brother, quips the answer The Statue of Liberty. This quip appears in Norman E. Mock's National Monthly reflecting playful humor about national symbols.
In Boston a year old daughter told her father that her twin brother swore by saying ain t The father questioned the claim with disbelief and the child confirmed the word Richard swearing as recorded by Judge.
A couple recalls last year’s trip on the other side with hints of smuggling. One woman touts a gown from Paris the customs man supposedly missed. The husband recalls a waiter spotting it at a lobster palace on the Great White Waste during dinner.
A witty exchange highlights a woman praised for cleverness and grooming, claiming her hair style makes her appear to ride only in a swift 60 horsepower car. The remark underlines a playful moral about speed and appearance.
A compact remark notes that the mule has aided the ascent of Many as Mian. It also observes that those who gripe about high living costs conflate luxuries with necessities.
A partial OCR segment shows dialogue about fines a month ago amounting to two hundred dollars. The excerpt includes remarks on a stag party and references to a pawnbroker and self esteem, with garbled punctuation and names. The readable material hints at a gossip or social column extract without clear context or complete attributions.
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