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Newspaper

Russiaville Observer

Location

Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1917

Page

4

A Washington hotel lobby anecdote recalled by Mann

Congressman James R. Mann narrates a tale of a merchant employee who presses into a private office to discuss his salary. The boss questions the need to address the salary issue as the employee makes his case in a brief exchange.

Washington James R. Mann Illinois

We Can Restore Old Wage Bargain Says Boss

In a brief dialogue from a Philadelphia Evening Telegraph snippet, an employee pleads that the current offer cannot match the five year old deal. The boss responds by suggesting they return to the earlier terms.

Lecture Kicks Off With Two Dollar Seat Charge

Participants worry the event will be merely talk as organizers set a two dollar seating fee. The exchange hints at a charged lecture aimed at formal engagement rather than free discourse.

Father’s witty letter to son at college in Post satire

A New York Post letter depicts a father joking about college spending. The note, sent to Harold, reports a check and mocks faculty for spending money, reflecting humorous family dynamics from a 19th or early 20th century tone.

New York Post Harold

Luminous Collar Seen as Fashion Glows in London

In a London News piece from wartime speculation a new band of luminous collars sparks debate. Two illuminated young women showcase glow in the dark collars while inventors tout patent prospects and potential future luminous hats boots and curb stones.

Zeppelin

Too Delicate. Maine traveler and old farmer exchange light banter

A man traveling in Maine meets a middle aged farmer who says his father of ninety remains on the farm where he was born. The younger man remarks about the elder’s health while the farmer jokes that aging may affect his digestion and memory.

Maine Pep

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