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Otterbein Sun

Location

Otterbein, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1913

Page

8

Portable electric lamp touted as all‑purpose household device

An ad extols a No 6 battery powered lamp as durable and safe for home farm or store use, replacing oil lamps with wind rain and fire resistance. It promises instant light at night with a thumb turn and urges buyers to send no money with order to Draper Delta Electric Co. Marion. Foley Kidney Pills are advertised to relieve weak kidneys and bladder issues by supporting kidney tissue and normal function.

Draper Delta Electric CO Dept. B Marion Foley

Jokes and child care ads in a quirky clippings mix

The text presents a humorous dialogue about a wives club and a teacher’s riddle. It also advertises Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething with claims of soothing gums reducing inflammation and curing wind colic at 25 cents per bottle. A boy answers a math question about pounds by noting it depends on where you deal.

Wrong Ones Mamma at amateur entertainment

Witty dialogue from a 19th century amateur program features a violinist named Mamma and a performer Willie. Willie heckles the act asking the violinist to fix her strings, prompting a humorous reply about the back stage setup.

Mamma Willie Puck

Their First Tiff Sparks Bitter Exchange at Nuptials

The bride screams a vow of regret and accuses the groom of ruining a good marriage. The groom retorts with anger claiming she harmed his status by leaving him with a bad reputation.

Alexandria Port Status in 1908 Mediterranean Leader

Alexandria remains Egypt’s main port and commercial hub. Statistics show it ranking third among Mediterranean ports in 1908 with twenty one ocean navigation companies operating regular services from the city.

Alexandria Egypt Ocean

Turn About Is Fair Play

A famous tenor recounts a dinner with a Chicago trust magnate who asked for a free performance. The tenor declined politely. the magnate persisted, prompting the joke that each should stay in their trade and reveal a pocket pick.

Giulio Gatti- Casazza Chicago

Practical coat in fancy velvet or in corduroy

Julia Bottomley notes a Norfolk style coat with plaits and strapped belt offered in corduroy and plush velvets. She advises against homemade heavy coats, praising ready made garments from reliable manufacturers for good style, warmth, lining quality, and wear.

Julia Bottomley

Merry thought rings with silver grouse desk seal

A silver ring features a silver gilt grouse perched on the merry thought with a dog decoration. The grouse serves as a menu holder with a back slit for cards and doubles as a desk seal or paper weight. other ornaments include dogs horses and stage items.

Lingerie Cupboard Edging Described For Bride’s Shelves

A guide for decorating a bride’s lingerie shelves with ribbon edging and lace in a pantry shelf paper style. It explains a three inch satin ribbon strip, pleated lace over it, and chiffon roses or satin flowers. The edging is tacked under the flowers using thumb tacks.

Frilled Net and Lace Neckpieces Fashion Flare

A new fashion fad centers on neckpieces combining a sailor collar with net or net and lace. The lightweight fabrics, easy fit, and low cost let crafters tailor collars to coats or dresses. Patterns vary from plain to dotted nets with lace trims, and finishing tips include bias neck bindings and fichu ends.

Ancient Timekeeping Across Cultures and Eras

The article notes that ancient Egyptians divided day and night into twelve hours, a practice echoed by Jews and Greeks from Babylon. It cites 293 B C when a sundial was set up in Rome, and mentions water clocks arriving in 158 B C. It also describes early English time cues like wax candles for hours and days, attributed to Alfred in 886.

L. Papirius Quirinus Rome B. C England Alfred

Judge Miller Credits Dodds Kidney Pills for Recovery

Gray County Probate Judge Philip Miller of Cimarron Kansas reports six years of heart trouble and dizziness resolved after taking Dodds Kidney Pills for about a year. He weighs 200 pounds, remains active, and urges publishing the testimonial. The ad promotes Dodds Kidney Pills at 50 cents a box and offers free household hints music and recipes.

Gray Co Philip Miller Cimarron Kan Judge Miller Dodds Dodds Medicine Co Buffalo N. Y Adv

Ladder Still Discusses Political Scandal in New York Garden

Richard Harding Davis commented on a recent political scandal saying the official accused of dishonesty is a man with a price. A Broadway comedian added that a sad fact remains he often cannot be bought.

Richard Harding Davis New York

Personal account claims cure from skin rashes with Cuticura

A Chicago resident reports lasting relief from a one year rash after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. The note dated November 5, 1912, describes irritation that worsened at night and how cotton underwear helped, with the skin products praised as providing rapid improvement.

South Hermitage Ave Chicago IL W. Foley Cuticura Dept. L Boston

Too Much of It Mirth Through a Stormy Evening

A lively night turns tense at home as laughter echoes in public and a domestic storm erupts after return. The exchange hints at contrasting moods between mirth in one setting and friction at home.

Fragmented dialogue clip with quoted phrases

A set of clipped lines shows a shy bride and a tense bill dispute. The characters discuss aging, hens, temper, and a repeated complaint about being short in reference to time or money. The passage reads like a dialogue excerpt from a humorous domestic exchange.

The Man's Profession: Lobbying

A quip notes that a man can only succeed at lobbying by simply standing around doing nothing, prompting the question What is that man's profession. The exchange suggests skepticism about lobbying as a profession.

Absurd Congresses by Andrew Carnegie on Peace

Andrew Carnegie argues against minor peace efforts and urges universal peace. He criticizes congresses that advocate smaller weapons and kinder bombardments as ineffective steps toward ending savagery in war and lighting the world.

Andrew Carnegie New York

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