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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1909
Page
3
Minna Thomas Antrim laments telephone excesses draining women resources and time. She argues the device feasts gossip and waste, corroding social decorum, courtesy, and thrift, while harming both households and personal virtue in modern life.
A historical notice lists diverse artillery terms from cannon royal to pertridges, including culverins, serpentines, falcons, sakers, mantlets, and murderers, illustrating wide naming and varied designs across centuries.
At a banker’s Florence house Colonel Dundas, later Earl of Dundas, insulted Americans before dining with Mme Bonaparte Betsy Patterson. He asked if she read Basil Hall’s book on America calling Americans vulgar. She replied that if Americans descended from Italians or Spanish it would be surprising, but as English descendants their behavior is unsurprising and vulgar.
A Chicago Record Herald item recalls a student Eddie who turns a simple prompt into a comic tale. The piece notes how cursory remarks appear in public speaking and ends with Eddie delivering a chaotic yet memorable line about family mishaps.
A fragmented column notes a comical exchange over a ped pencil and a pending check. It mentions a new Kensington house inquiry by a recent Australian arrival, described as highly desirable, and a humorous jab about laundry, ironing, and an impecunious actor’s tears amid domestic bustle.
A humorous exchange shows a gifted writer telling her husband the hero must die before finishing her novel. He asks for a sewn button after, highlighting domestic wit in a modest request from Pilegengo.
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