Fare Implied Payment Scene In Transit
A Columbus Dispatch snippet describes a conductor repeatedly urging a passenger to pay the fare. The passenger ignores reminders until awakened from a trance by the demand, with the conductor invoking the monetary obligation of riding.
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Columbus Dispatch
Tree Fountain in Swiss Village Captivates Locals
In Gunten on Lake Thun a natural tree fountain flows from a spout high in a poplar. Twenty years ago a spring supply was directed through a shaft into the trunk, which rooted and grew into a splendid top growth, creating an extraordinary curiosity for visitors.
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Gunten
Lake
Thun
Friendship as a Vase: Fragile Bonds and Repair
The quotation compares friendship to a vase that breaks beyond repair after heat violence or accident. It suggests that once damaged even originally graceful bonds cannot be restored. coarse stones can be cemented, but precious ones cannot.
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Landor
Great Laughers and the Shakespearean Guffaw Tradition
James Douglas argues in M. A. P that true laughers are giants like Shakespeare and Rabelais. Cervantes and Sterne, he says, are just smilers not jolly roarers. Sterne is a diluted Rabelais, a lean ironic smile rather than a robust laugh.
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Shakespeare
Rabelais
Cervantes and
Sterne
James Douglas
Stockbroker’s Father Quoted At Eighty With Premium Prospects
A stockbroker tells how his father is valued at eighty with potential to rise to par and even exceed it. He notes the elder’s age is current but hints at improving worth. The remark playful uses market terminology to describe aging.
Journal Want Column Promises Low Rates for Ads
Readers are urged that placing wants in the Journal’s classified column reaches nearly 6,000 homes. The ad rate is stated as a low percent per word in advance, suggesting cost efficiency and broad exposure.
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Four Teams Form City Baseball League Title Race
Four strong city clubs created the Muscatine Amateur Baseball association to crown the city champion. West Ends Spiders Merchants and Rehmel’s Spuds will count all remaining games for the title with an official scorer at each game. Next Sunday’s games begin as Yales fall 18 to 5 to Muscatine lineup includes Billings Woods Brenner Bates Berry Chayka Witte Patterson Grimes Teddy Bears win 11 to 5 over Kecklervilles.
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Yales
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Pickens
Bates
Muscatine Boys
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Keswick
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M. Welch
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Emma Berry
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Ida Wildasin
Frank Huey
Eldon
Ford. Jacobs
Luta Dove
Clara Ruff
Iowa City
Leonard Agnew
J.M. Scott
F. M. Witter
Lou Williams
Stanwood
Wm. Ross
Fred Daut
R. B. Huff
Pythian
Johnson
Washington
Scott
Helen Blair
Junior Class Entertainment Delights Wilton Crowd
The Wilton junior class presented a school hall entertainment last evening to a large audience. The crowd showed its enjoyment with hearty applause as several selections were performed by Dr. Smith's group.
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Stella Mooney
Harry Nicolaus
Emma Wacker
Elsa Fisher
Down East
Albert Marolf
Ezekial Fletcher
Frank Bacon
Charles Desmond
Ralph Thorn
Harry Shafnit
Will Wash White
Anna Hendrick
Elizabeth Fletcher
Bets
Nellie McAuley
Myra Bigelow
Hannah Fletcher
Zeke
Lillian Hucke
Matilda Desmond
Charley
Mary Perkins
Myra
Wilton
Dr. Smith
The Handy Doctor in Your Vest Pocket
An advertisement promotes Cascarets as a compact health aid carried in a vest pocket or purse. Each six tablet box is pitched as exercise for bowel muscles and digestive support, claiming it prevents sickness by improving digestion and avoiding bulk sales.
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West Pocket
Sterling Remedy Company
Piles Treated With PaZo Ointment Promised Cure
Advertisements claim PaZo Ointment cures itching bleeding prolapsing or blind piles in six to fourteen days or money back. Offers 50 cents for purchase.
One Question Too Much in Servant Gossip
A young matron recalls a kitchen staff tale from the New York Tribune. A cook quit over a simple reason, the girl’s answer to why she left, and the room erupts with “dreadful” stories as women share further anecdotes about employers and servants.
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Maggie
New York Tribune
Electic Bitters Promised Cure From Havercamp Drug Store
An old advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a guaranteed cure for various stomach back and throat ailments, claiming relief for queer sensations in the stomach and vowels at the price of 50 cents from Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store.
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Havercamp’s
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