Farmer Warning Notice On Game Laws
A notice urges farmers to cut out and paste the warning on a board as a reminder to men prone to violate game laws, serving as a public alert within the paper.
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Newspaper
Mount Airy News
Location
Mount Airy, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1908
Page
8
A notice urges farmers to cut out and paste the warning on a board as a reminder to men prone to violate game laws, serving as a public alert within the paper.
A Venetian guide and an American tourist discuss sights to see, with the exchange about feeding the Lion of St. Mark. The humor hinges on the tourist’s mix of mild enthusiasm and practical curiosity about the daily routine.
A collection of humorous remarks from early press featuring a cross examination exchange about blame and outcomes with a London Scraps gloss and a St Louis Republic line about a man arrested for swearing at his mother in law. The judge hears the retort about whether a look can amount to sworn offense.
In George Russell's Collections and Recollections a diplomat recalls meeting Pio Nono in Rome and being offered a cigar. He replies that he has no vices, prompting the rebuttal that if it were a vice he would have it. The anecdote mirrors a Bulwer-Lytton moment from Lady of Lyons with snuff and social impropriety.
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup is advertised as an improved remedy that avoids nausea and is pleasant to take. The product is guaranteed and sold by J. H. n, offering a newer formulation compared to former laxatives.
On a liner voyage two twelve year old cousins Sallie and Margaret keep watch on Miss Agnew and Mr. Phillips. Margaret recounts they talked little yet sat together for hours while she listened, noting their quiet exchanges and strolls as they spent time apart from their families.
A reminiscence recalls General Thomas H. Huger who prized cooking over rank. He supposedly posted a notice at headquarters that if a misaddressed cheese named for Private Jones was not claimed in two days it would be shot.
A humorous exchange from Harper's Weekly has a hotel clerk noting that dog barkers complain as if their board is free. The line suggests ongoing tension between managers and barkers in a light journalistic vignette.
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