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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1919
Page
3
While minister of the interior in the Sarrien cabinet Clemenceau ordered exact office hours. He toured the bureaus with his chief Mr Winter finding most rooms empty. A clerk asleep at his desk was spared awakening to avoid him fleeing as well.
Claudine remarks that a customer will get a seat soon while a rival, angered over a breakup, vows to outspend and outlast. The exchange, overheard at the rapid fire restaurant, highlights a feud sparked by a dance last night.
The Indianapolis News notes Little Bobby, back from Ringling Brothers experiences, watching a welcome home parade and asking his mother when the elephants will arrive after observing half an hour of marching soldiers.
Johnny returns from Sunday school excited by a lesson about Gideon fighting the Midnights. He explains to his father that Gideon knocked the day fights out of them in no thing, highlighting a vivid but playful biblical Valor.
A playful aside from the Boston Transcript questions if the Lord loves a cheerful giver as much as the cheerful giver loves himself.
In the Argonne fighting, Colonel Blank, once feared at inspections, went six days unable to shave or wash mud from his clothes. A doughboy teased him from a trench mirror with a knife, urging a shave, and Blank joined for a quick trim.
The king buys an old portrait of James JT, hinting at hereditary Stuart interest once strong in Queen Victoria. She collected Stuart relics, disliked Elizabeth, favored Mary Stuart, and scolded Macaulay over treatment of James I. Loen don Musil notes the exchange.
Quote from Gap Johnson of Rumpus Ridge laments a shift under a bone dry law. He recalls seven fights to every dance once common, now opposite ratios, noting the spread of fighting due to prohibition, as reported by the Kansas City Star.
The speaker calls the garden a war garden and explains the phrase as a fighting chance amid hardship. The remark evokes resilience through cultivation and personal resolve in difficult times.
A concise survey of a family humor line shows members acknowledge strained ties in a witty exchange. The brief phrase reveals self-aware misgivings about kin dynamics and social satire.
A newspaper snippet lists recipes including Fish Chowder with parboiled fish and pork fat, scallop of pork with cabbage in white sauce, date soufflé, peas and walnut salad, potato and nut salad, and Spanish chicken soup with barley. A concluding quote from Jeremy Taylor emphasizes friendship as utmost virtue.
A guide to up to date kitchen tools and practices. Keep sharpeners for knives and use a wheeled tray or wire drainers to move dishes. Use paper or wood trays, paper for drying, zinc tables, scales, a kitchen cabinet, kerosene for cleaning, a stool and rocking chair for comfort, and a card index of recipes to plan meals.
An advertisement extols Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root as the top cure for kidney liver and bladder ailments. It claims swift gentle relief from a vegetable preparation and urges trial by sending ten cents for a small bottle. It notes availability at drug stores and to mention the paper when writing.
A fragment shows a buyer demanding fair treatment in a store over a disputed spirit. The vendor justifies the issue by referencing damalten spirits causing a mismatch in price or quality. The exchange hints at tensions between consumer and merchant in historical procurement.
An 19th century ad copy touts Spring Fever as a cure for low vitality caused by blood impurities. Grave’s Tasteless Chill TIC is said to purify and enrich the blood to restore energy. The pitch offers Strengthenlys Invigorating Effect at 60 cents and claims wide social benefits. Dr Perry’s Dead Shot is promoted for worm cleansing and digestion, with dubious claims of universal expert support.
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