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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1894
Page
2
A mischievous boy recalls two capers with his father, including a fake Daisy date and rubber macaroni prank. The father debates discipline, then endures further tricks as a Fourth of July fiasco with rockets, a barking dog, and a tense family scene leading to punishment and逃 family embarrassment.
A druggist and a boy discuss when the man’s father might come down to the office. The patient jokes about needing a new suit and the court plaster on his nose after a pinwheel incident. The exchange notes injuries, travel reluctance, and forthcoming clothes.
A boy explains to a grocer that his mother Ivy has returned at midnight from Chicago. He shows off pieces of brick, recounts a planned Fourth of July prank, claims no deviltry, and describes pranks involving a chum’s sister’s clothes and personal items placed around his father’s room.
A fractured Pewaukee style tale follows a boy and his chum as they prank a wary father. The boy describes frame-ups, burglars and a champagne caper, then recounts Pa’s comic attempts at bachelor life and a church trial, ending with his ant filled liver pad crisis and a moral about religion and temper.
A Victorian note on converting verandas into bright rooms by removable glass sashes and wire netting for summer use. It suggests inexpensive materials like denim and ticking for decoration, plus old bureau reuse for parlor furnishings, and includes simple recipes for rice pudding soup celery and codish cakes.
The advertisement touts Rambler bicycles as easier to ride stronger and safer due to corrugated G. and J. pneumatic tires. It claims fifteen years of bicycle building experience and guarantees each bicycle. Readers are urged to see and try them at the Tea News office.
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