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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1907
Page
6
Readable text mentions a laxative product with honey and tar and references to bowel action and inflammation. No clear event, date, or person is provided.
In a tale of two weary souls Miss Mims a village elocutionist leaves for the city seeks work as a typist while delivering moving readings at a boarding house For a hungry dramatist neighbor her words spark aid and a two act rescue Gaines a place with a hardware firm and a shoe store partnership to come The landlady warns of fuel use as the pair form a quiet alliance and the landlady anticipates an evening notice of change
Journal excerpts humorously compare political rhetoric and legal bravado. A minister proclaims political rocks, a lawyer boasts bold action and perjury, and a Hindoo journalist notes crowned heads’ tremors. A Persian etiquette tale ends with a banquet asparagus scene, Edward VII watching as guests imitate Persian eating.
A stray greyhound named Brigadier survived harsh streets in Manchester before a kind benefactor, the late Mr Foulkes, took him in. After training Brigadier won the Waterloo Cup, enabling Mr Foulkes to buy and rename a Withington hotel the Waterfall. A tombstone marks the memory of this tale in the London Graphic.
A short anecdote from Tit-Bits shows a quarrel over chores between a wife and husband James. He resents being asked to fetch coal, while she covers for him and discovers he has hidden a romantic passage in his book. The scene ends with him dropping the coal scuttle and demanding his own book.
A collection of short notes contrasts the gallus as a symbol of sturdy manhood with the unicorns of medieval lore, then shifts to clock inscriptions and a quip about a named clockmaker. The piece blends cultural clichés, antique curiosities, and a pun about Tuminas Fugit in a compact newspaper card style.
The piece notes Cirete County Tenn as a near circular central region bounded by six counties and mentions reserve buds in trees that sprout after damage. It also includes fragmented quips about Mrs De Style and saloon life, a false doctrine quip from the Christian Register, and a crude wheel-based tale.
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