Hard on a bachelor to share a house with a clever child
A wry line laments the strain on an older, single man living with a bright, disruptive child. The remark hints at generational friction and domestic tensions within a single household.
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Newspaper
Pekin Advance
Location
Pekin, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1920
Page
3
A wry line laments the strain on an older, single man living with a bright, disruptive child. The remark hints at generational friction and domestic tensions within a single household.
A garbled ad touts shaving with Cutiura soap claiming doubled razor efficiency and no irritation even with twice daily use. It mentions promoting “shit fort” and skin mug, plus vague references to vibuses and bathing with shanmeoing-advy, without clear product details.
An archaic report describes a curious find of grains of gold in a valley of the Wola district, India. The text claims these grains originated from rice plants and fed “the supermtral power,” with references to ancient or exotic harvests and later attempts to harvest the site for the yellow metal.
Fragmentary dialogue referencing Nell and another character. Mentions a cost of 800 and a tense moment as a chap is to be roped. Ambiguous context suggests a stage or story scene with incomplete lines.
The item costs about 18 for the handle while the rest of the umbrella totals 13, revealing that most of the price goes to components beyond the main shaft and canopy.
A fragment notes talks with Herr Cotsmann about Zeppelin interests after U S negotiations. It mentions collaborations with Welland Sweden and the United States for air traffic, plus rumors of a 60 ton road-capable Zeppelin for transatlantic use. An unrelated anecdote about a thief and a reaction to it follows.
Lesson outlines Jesus miracles in Mark and Luke, showing faith and divine power. Heals a leper and the centurion's servant, calms the sea, casts out demons, and heals a woman with an issue of blood, emphasizing faith and Christ's authority over sickness and nature.
The unnamed foreign visitor remarks on the generosity shown by self-styled Democrats and Republicans. A ragged respondent questions the kindness and notes it masks each party pointing out the others serious mistakes.
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as suitable for wool silk linen cotton and blends and promises simple directions for dyeing worn skirts waists dresses coats gloves stockings sweaters and draperies. It advises asking a druggist to show the Diamond Dyes Color Card and notes fadeless rich colors. A stray quote questions which figure is described as arriving and who the speaker means by a certain candidate or Santa Claus.
Advice urges replacing old privies with Sanator Sewage Disposal Tanks on farms near the simuler communist area. It promises low cost, no chemicals, and simple operation with no skilled labor. Free booklet on farm sewage disposal sent by Samatar Co Indianapolis Indiana area.
A brief note from the Philadelphia Public Ledger mentions rare weeks when a person answers four direct questions with clear answers, while most people seek quick and specific guidance.
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