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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1912
Page
3
In Harper's Weekly dialogue a woman speaks of life as a romance where they are characters guided by the supreme author. He asks his place in the story and she replies with a playful count, naming him Chap Seventeen.
Cohen follows a customer to his buggy and compliments a horse. He asks the price, and the customer replies seventy five dollars. The clothier reacts with exclamations and questions about silk lining.
A pithy exchange contrasts a man’s lack of limb control with a remark that resembles frequent leg pulls. The dialogue underscores physical comedy and practical joke dynamics.
Iowa events include the death of George W. Franklin a Des Moines editor at 60 from goitre surgery he had lived in Des Moines fourteen years and Atlantic before that. The list notes lawsuits pensions canning factories road dealings bank deposits and disasters across several counties with names like Cedar Rapids Mason City New Hampton and Keokuk featuring officials and notable locals.
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