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Newspaper
Pratt City Herald
Location
Pratt City, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1901
Page
7
A fragmented Puck page item recalls an odd honesty tale about a dog, a man named T trying twice to enter, and a buyer who pays five dollars. It also includes brief quips about church talk and a music teacher seeking pupils amid light satire.
A collage of humorous snippets and quotes from early 20th century newspapers. Bits touch on marriages, etiquette, gossip, office life, and political sentiment, including lines about happiness in marriage, a brotherly threaten, a foolproof rule for staying cool, and a quip on campaign platforms. Notable appearances include Chicago Record-Herald quotes and Puck style jests.
A patchwork of quotes, jokes, and brief items appears from various papers. Snippets touch on love scenes, an operation on a patient, court cases, theatre chatter, and a bridge remark. Names like Pat Devine and Kate Mager surface amid fragmented phrases and jokes.
A collage of quirky clippings from Chicago Daily News Washington Star and Philadelphia Record. Snippets touch on gender roles club etiquette and a joke about marriage and faith with quick dialogue fragments and a jokey tone.
A collage of newspaper snippets mocks fashion, weather, and social witticisms. It features quips about heat and thermometer misreads, a bride and groom exchange, jokes on fools, and brief ads. Names include Cleveland Plain Dealer and Philadelphia Bulletin among scattered captions.
A garbled ad from 1900 touts a fake cure named Mentos sve's Stomach Hitters promising digestion aid liver protection and bowel regularity. It claims to prevent belening and brain malady while urging readers to buy genuine remedies from a Minneapolis address.
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