The News and Times Newspaper Pricing Pitch
An old advertising notice promotes the News and Times papers from Denver Colorado. It lists monthly and yearly rates for The Rocky Mountain News and The Denver Times with options including Sunday editions and combined subscriptions. Addressing readers, it emphasizes low prices and broad world coverage.
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Denver
Rocky Mountain News
Denver Times
Rocky Mountain District
the Times
News-Times Publishing Company
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Great Episcops Gathering in Boise May Week
The week starting May first will mark Boise Episcopal gathering with the fifth annual conference of Episcopal churches. Activities include a May Day ceremony at the Bishop Tuttle Memorial Building, progress on the St Michael's cathedral project, and a reception May 2 at Bishop Fusten’s home to honor visitors.
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St. Michael's Cathedral
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Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad In Toledo Paper
State of Ohio Toledo juratFrank J Cheney of F J Joheoss & Co declares firm will pay one hundred dollars for each untreated catarrh case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary public witness 6th day of December. Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally. sells by all druggists.
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Toledo
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F. J. Joheoss & Co
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Halla
Gleahon
Eel
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At Home Bridge Players Prompt Midnight Disturbance
Stockson Bonds hosts weekly bridge nights at home with friends and high stakes games. After hours, a loud basement noise draws the wife to call a policeman, revealing servants playing bridge and quarreling over a move. Husband confesses he joined the hand and settled the dispute before realizing the setting.
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Stockson
New York Tribune
The Lumberman’s Tooth Picked by Dentist Joke
A Denver Post joke recounts a husky lumberman who orders a dentist to stop pulling a tooth. The man yells Stop and Hold on twice, but the dentist misunderstands and continues until the tooth is out. The lumberman departs angry, quoting his misread command.
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Vermont
Denver Post
Agility of Hares and Rabbits Relative to Jumping
J G Millais notes show hares boast a four foot relaxed stride but leap ten to twelve feet when frightened and can clear twenty five feet ditches. Rabbits stride about two feet with six to seven foot leaps and can ascend roughly three feet higher with stone asperities. Rabbits swim with head high, hind legs hocks above water, shoulders submerged, rump dry.
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J. G. Millais
Tyranny of Clothes and Social Frame of Mind
A fragment from London Graphts argues clothes shape mood and social setting. It contrasts silk hat and frock coat on farm with church attire, claiming clothing dictates appropriate conduct and freedom from oppressive social expectations.
The Grape Ritual and Devotional Sacrifice Tale
A fragment describes an archaic ritual around grape vines with offerings to a demon. It details sacrifices at each growth stage from sprout to ripe grapes, ending with a pig in a dramatic ritual. The prose links wine drinking to rising pride and eventual folly, using mythic imagery throughout.
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Lois
Definitions provoke quirky student definitions in class
In a classroom report a British schoolboy defines a suffragist as a person who creates a disturbance. Another pupil misdefines surf as seaweed from the Pacific. An essay on dogs includes a line about improving by keeping and another student misstates the plural of twaln as worsted.
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Pacific Ocean
There Yet. Scott-My Wife’s Mother Visits In Five Years
A brief note from the New York Telegraph quotes a dialogue about a mother-in-law visiting after long absence. Scott asks when she will visit again, noting she has not yet moved through her flat, reflecting delays in family plans.
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Scott
Matt
New York
Then She Talked Reporter Constraint Held Fast
In a backstage exchange the subject finally spoke only after her husband entered and urged silence. The Philadelphia Inquirer records the tense moment as she restrained herself until a prompting voice intervened.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Daniel's Fame and a Satirical Verse
A fragmentary piece mocks Daniel as the most popular Old Testament figure. A speaker, Brother Smith, quips about Daniel being “ionized” and Fortune to a queer creature, noting a smile on the few and a grin at the many in a satirical tone.
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Deacon Jones
Brother Smith
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