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Newspaper

Pinehurst Outlook

Location

Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1901

Page

6

Whig Grave and a Bishop in Tune Jokes

A collector of anecdotes recalls Mr Tom Corwin declaring he is a grave of the old Whig party after being told it is dead. A London church scene mocks a bishop’s off key hymn and a workingman urges him to quit. An Oakland Rev Mills quips about shorter sermons provoking a sustained audience cheer.

Tom Corwin Whig Party Horace Greely Mr. Corwin Kechiange Dr. Temple London East End Iere Oakland B. F. Mills Benjamin Fay Mills Unitarian Church

Aberdeen and Rockfish Time Table Effective Now

Aberdeen to Rockfish schedule lists No 8 line 1100 daily with multiple subroutes. Timetabled stops include Juniper Montrose Britten Endon Branch and Bethesda Hill. trains 28 and 8 wait at Junction for connection. Approved by Blue President and General Superintendent.

Aim Aberdeen Leavy Bethesda Hill

Convenience and Service at the Local Drug Store

A reader notes how convenience often equals four needs in a drug store visit. They seek whether the same careful, satisfactory service available at home can be found locally.

All Over Him

A dialogue snippet features a sympathetic remark about a cold followed by a correction that the speaker has expanded, illustrating a quaint exchange from the Washington Star.

Washington Star

Surmounting the Difficulty: A Story Teller’s Conundrum

A Yonkers Statesman tale presents a party faced with a river obstacle that is too deep for horses to wade, too wide to jump, and too swift to swim. The punchline has a party member suggesting they would sit down and think it over, highlighting practical or humorous approaches to problems.

Yonkers Statesman

Saying the Agreeable Thing. Cobwigger and Crawford chat

Mrs Cobwigger praises a splendid cure for a cold while Mrs Crawford agrees though sarcastic Tam wishes to try it but cannot. The judge remarks on the exchange in a light domestic vignette.

Advantage of Position piano recital line from Chicago Tribune

A brief witty exchange notes the speaker attended a music hall piano recital and reveals he was the pianist, turning a tiresome evening into a punchline. The item captures a light moment and reputational edge from a Chicago Tribune quotation.

Music Chicago Tribune

Department Store Ad Details Broad Stock Layout

A dense advertisement outlines a department store’s offerings across many lines. It lists Drugs and Proprietary Medicines, Dry Goods and Notions, Gents Furnishings, Boots Shoes Rubber Goods, Groceries, Fresh Meats in Cold Storage, Hardware Stoves Tinware, Electric Supplies, Mumbing Supplies Grain Hay Feed Paints Oils Varnishes, Silverware Souvenirs Toys, and a Meat and Fish Market. The copy notes stock from New England grocers and claims complete Dry Goods and Shoes departments with market-based quality standards.

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Needed it in His Business

A slim man proclaims water God’s greatest gift to man. A bystander asks if he is a Prohibitionist, and the man replies with disdain that he sells milk. Ohio State Journal reports the exchange as a humorous anecdote.

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