Salesmanship in a Shopping Scene
A lady customer complains the phones will not be big enough yet admires the arched netep as the clerk notes comfort. She agrees to have them sent out after assistance in fitting.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1911
Page
6
Philosophers Debate Meaning Behind a Grin
In a light exchange between Pinkville and Sageville figures, a Pinkville philosopher notes caution before assuming others’ smiles target him. The Sageville sage agrees, adding the warning that many objects can appear ridiculous, inviting broader perspective.
Husband and wife discuss hiring nurse for children
The wife explains she hired a pretty nurse to provide police protection for their children in the park and on the street. The husband questions the choice, noting the nurse’s role in safeguarding the family.
Worries Over Wife's Decline Prompt Plans to Send East
A distressed husband voices fear his wife is declining and contemplates sending her east for the summer after confirming arrangements. A companion reassures that she will come out all right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shea
Cambridge man drives tram in Manchester sparks education talk
A light exchange in Illustrated Bits notes a Cambridge man driving a Manchester tram and comments on the value of college education. Miss Sharpe questions its significance, prompting a brief reflection on practical schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Manchester
Sharpe
The Cruelty of Childhood Cartoon Dialogue
A dated cartoon dialogue shows Auntie chiding Johnnie about elephants and soap. Johnnie mocks the idea of bathing an elephant with soap, reflecting a satirical tone on public attitudes.
Wouldn't Try it Again A Philadelphia Man on a Sea Voyage
A Philadelphian bound for Europe suffers seasickness for the first time. He tells his wife there is a will in the Commercial Trust company and stocks in the safe deposit box. He adds that, burial on the other side would be preferable to another voyage, alive or dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Jenny
Commercial Trust Company
Grindstone Yearnings in a Turbulent Marriage
Volney accuses Serepta of pressing him for fifteen years as she retorts she has kept him at work, claiming she has made him turn the grindstone. The exchange reveals a strained, controlling partnership within the Vick Senn household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serepta
Volney
Mrs. Vick-Senn
Face recognition exchange in Chicago Tribune note
A brief quoted exchange recalls a past meeting about fortunes and deliveries. The dialogue references grocery delivery at a residence and a familiar face. No further context or events are provided.
Farm Advice From Practical Farmer Notes
Agricultural tips cover crop rotations, husbandry, pest control, feed mixtures, and orchard care. Advice emphasizes early preparation, proper fencing, pruning, grazing management, and soil handling to boost yields and animal health across crops like corn, potatoes, beets, carrots, and fruit trees.
Dream of perfecting an airship haunts a reader
A Washing ton Herald item recalls a dream about perfecting an airship and waking to reality on the floor, capturing a whimsical moment of aspiration versus waking life.
Walker Brothers Bankers Launch Banking by Mail Service
Walker Brothers Bankers announces a new Banking by Mail department to extend savings and checking services across the Intermountain region. The Savings Department offers 4 percent compound interest on deposits of one dollar or more and invites all ages, including women, to open accounts.
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Walker Brothers
Wait
Intermountain
Salt Lake City
Pony Express
Utah
Idaho
Nevada
Wyoming
Montana
Matthew H. Walker
Walker Brothers Bankers
Mc Strevell
Strevell-Paterson Hardware Company
Independent Coal Coke Company
Je i HL Farnsworth
Druehl & Franken
Smith Drug Co
Mall
Pia
Salt Lake
Savings Department
Ife
Iffe
Eeks
Allen's Foot Comfort Promises Relief for Athletes
James Braid endorses Allen's Foot Base and Allen's Foot Ease to prevent soreness blisters and swelling for golfers and tennis players. The ad claims wide use abroad and in the United States with thousands of testimonials over 30 years. Sample offers and pricing are listed with the maker's address in Le Roy New York.
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Allen
Auguste
Pinehurst
Palm —Beach
Olmsted
le Roy
N. Y
Specialists in Near Thoughts and a Potent Te a
A quirky note critiques people who think only near thoughts. It then mentions a laxative remedy dubbed Garleld tea made of orbs. The playful fragment hints at a surreal or humorous product description without a clear news event or names.
First and Second Choice Uncle Johnny
Uncle Johnny asks to be an angel but jokes he will not until a show lets him pursue baseball pitching or circus clowning. He voices playful ambition and a comic defiance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
Shakespeare Ball Costume Prep Prompted by Possible Scandal
Dialog shows two girls preparing costumes for a Shakespeare ball while their mother warns that investigators may uncover evidence to dispute the existence of a person. The exchange hints at a potential literary or theatrical fraud impacting Rosalind and Cella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalind
Cella
Three Little Babies and the Accidental Lesson
A New England fourth grade class struggles with the music concept of triplets. The teacher explains three quarter notes under a brace equal two quarters, but the pupils still fail to understand. A boy blurts the punchline: three little babies born at the same time are called accidentals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Teacher escorts pupils to telescope ride on hot night
A South side teacher led several young students to a Public Square car ride then to a telescope where a man charged per peep to view heavenly bodies. A pupil asked if the moon viewing makes the teacher’s face cold prompting a brief, playful exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Munyon's Paw-Paw Pills Tonic for Stomach and Nerves
Munyon's Paw Paw Pills are advertised as a stomach liver and nerve tonic. The campaign claims they invigorate the system, enrich the blood, and help the stomach extract full nourishment from food.
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Munyon’s Laboratory
53D & Jefferson Sts
Philadelphia
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