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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1901
Page
2
A collection of short remarks on planetary birth versus earthly life and the comforts of home. The notes cite Town and Country and the Atchison Globe, reflecting on belonging and home life with concise, period-tinged humor.
A Tuesday convention ended with a plan to resolve the dispute. Tellers claimed A. R. Dick won Hazleton, while J. D. Lloyd disputed the tally by 73 votes. The piece also defines pot walloper and recalls a maple tree in West Stockbridge with birch limbs and berry fruiting. A humorous household anecdote rounds out the item.
A humorous anecdote recounts a lady who mistakes her purchase for the cat, and a fishmonger who refuses to wrap it in brown paper. The exchange ends with a witty quip about cat purposes and newspaper wrapping.
The human jaw is loosely socketed in the stall and often dislocates by yawning. It was not designed for biting or defense, and nature did little to fasten it securely.
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