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Newspaper
Preston News
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1911
Page
3
A lady customer fretted the displays would be too small for her needs. The clerk aided with careful selection, noting the four arched fuster on show. She approved the fit and asked for delivery.
The Pinkville philosopher notes that a roan grins and urges not to assume it is directed at him. The Sesoville gauge agrees, adding that many ridiculous looking objects are around, reflecting a humorous local exchange.
A terse exchange reveals a marital remark about a purse and protective motives for children in public spaces. The joke suggests concerns about safety and appearances in a city park or street setting.
An unclear exchange features a worried husband discussing his wife and future plans. The speakers debate her wellbeing and an arrangement related to a summer cast treatment, with the tone suggestive of a domestic or theatrical context.
A Cambridge man was observed driving a tram in Manchester sparking debate on the value of a college education. Miss Sharpe questions the takeaway, noting the incident exposes practical outcomes of schooling.
In a playful exchange, Auntie jokes that 159 pounds of soap are needed to bathe an elephant, prompting Johnnie to quip about facing a sea of soap in the eyes as a comic image of the scene.
A Philadelphian traveling to Europe suffers seasickness for the first time. He calls his wife in a shaky voice and entrusts his stocks and will to her care. He asks his wife to sing in the gate department box and requests burial by the river if the trip proves too perilous.
A tense exchange unfolds as a character accuses another of forcing lifelong labor at a grindstone. Mrs Ick Benn asserts the burden has endured longer than claimed, while Serepta concedes the difficulty of ending the grindstone labor.
Fragmentary OCR line references familiar feei cy, past meetings, fortune, groceries delivery, an exchange with a Chicago Tribune mention. Details are garbled, leaving only hints of prior contact and publication source.
An odd fragment recalls a dream about a lad perfecting an airship and waking to find himself on the floor. The garbled lines from the Washington herald style fragment convey a surreal glimpse of invention and sleep.
Walker Brothers Bankers expands Banking by Mail with a savings department offering 4 percent compound interest on deposits from 1 to large sums. The notice touts nationwide reach, low deposits, and security, inviting merchants, farmers, professionals, and especially women and children to open accounts.
A tree like cabbage plant at 302 Eleventh Street, Santa Monica, two years old and nine and a half feet tall, bears small cabbage heads along the trunk. John A Pool cuts top heads to prevent breakage while allowing trunk developing heads to mature, claiming the unusual plant is real and edible.
A horticultural oddity in California describes a cabbage tree that grows tall and top heavy. It formed two rows along Eis garden and developed many small heads along the stalks. Despite attempts to steady it, the plant remains perennial and could become a tourist attraction in California.
A marble statue and shaft will be erected to mark the site of Fort Defiance where Leatherville once stood in Hetherville Iowa. A large marble cannon ball topped by an carved American eagle will crown the shaft and the base will bear the names Myre Walker Ridley Myre Didier Welle the town’s first settlers.
Woodson quips that the greatest pleasure is bragging about cool country breezes in town, a humorous exchange highlighting locals' playful take on weather and comfort.
In a noisy exchange at a social gathering, a bold man questions how I achieved a auburn tint in my hair, prompting snide remarks about boxing and hat boxes, as others debate propriety and cannibalism and smoking out a ballot.
A fragment notes a claim about Castoria as a safe enduring remedy for infants and children. It mentions a focus on careful examination and labels the product as a reliable remedy without providing dates or additional details.
A fragmented excerpt mocks patent medicine pitches. It mentions Garfield Sea Reeve mail letters and Garfield Tea claimed to ease constipation and headaches, then questions money and social pretensions while noting self care and charitable acts.
In a brief report the athlete Eltona Gelsia shows promise as she competes in a track event. The piece notes an upcoming race and mentions a youthful team context with hopeful signs for a strong performance.
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