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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1909

Page

3

Fatty breaks up the fun in Roselle Park

A comic vignette from Roselle Park New Jersey centers on a composer and his wife who hire a new servant girl named Gertie. She sings popular songs, causing unintended heartbreak as she sobs over perceived dissatisfaction, amid a string of literary quotes and a humorous misperception about looks. The piece blends vaudeville style dialogue with mismatched expectations and a playful jab at vanity.

Roselle Park N. J Tes Gertie Jesse Tie Toastmaster Familly

Rattled Bridegroom at Niagara Falls

A mature groom, after marriage, visits Niagara Falls and, in a hotel register, writes John Doe and wife then corrects to John Doe and Stride in a flustered moment, revealing his nerves about the honeymoon.

Niagara Falls John Doe Stride

English Visitor Misreads Baseball Terms in New York

In Harper's Weekly a London guest learns baseball vernacular at the Polo Grounds. A Giants three bagger excites the crowd while a foul tip prompts the host to explain foul. The Englishman then quips that it sounds like a fowl term, highlighting language gaps in sports lingo.

Harper's Weekly London New York Polo Grounds Giants

Nickel-in-the-slot turnstiles tested in Boston transit

Experiments are under way in Boston with nickel-in-the-slot turnstiles in elevated railroad and subway stations. The aim is to save the pay of ticket sellers.

Boston

The Pink Whiskers

John Hutchinson recalls a meeting between Governor Hughes and J Ham Lewis in Syracuse during the last campaign. Lewis bowed and praised whiskers in politics, while Hughes credited Lewis for making whiskers a political asset.

John Hutchinson Republican State Committee Hughes J. Ham Lewis Chicago Syracuse Lewis

A Kind Word Reflects on a Talkative Person

A humorous exchange features Miss Smart noting a talkative person’s habit of contradicting himself and a later remark praising the consistency of his statements.

Miss Smart

Emotional Thermometers Steal the Show From Science

A humorous look at public obsession with temperature readings. A popular character boasts a 2 below thermometer while others scoff at emotion over accuracy, then a cigar maker and readers debate genuine scientific thermometers and the government standard.

Beastly Intelligence and Curious Almanac Note

A student boarder cites a claim that over 5000 elephants yearly supply piano keys, provoking astonishment from a landlady. The text muses on animals trained for tasks and notes Panama's Parita side tides dwarf Atlantic tides, highlighting a mix of odd facts and speculative science.

Parita Isthmus Panama Atlantic

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