Morning miscellany spans ships to spiders and banter
A mosaic of readable scraps from a Chicago Tribune page touches on the Risks of sea vanished in 1908 windjammers, early chemistry about brine processing and evaporation, curious notes on spiders and their webs, humorous exchanges about rides and autos, a hunting naturalist, a barber joke, and a quip about a misfit fugitive’s account.
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Milano
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All to the Same Fis and the Fir in Residence
A Lawrence Times report describes a reporter visiting a home to cover a fire. The maid says no one is home, then notes the fire last evening is also out. A quip about hotel accommodations follows with a joke about scarce comforts and concessions.
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Atlants Constitution
Georgy
Chicago
Powers
Boyce
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Demise Hysteria In College Football Culture
An essay argues that enthusiasm for college football has grown into a dangerous epidemic. It says large undergraduate populations, social institutions, and faculty influence intensify devotion, pressuring players to perform. It singles out women as especially susceptible to hysteria fueling the urge for dangerous glory on the field.
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Spain
Fashion Hints on a Smoke-Blue Broadcloth Suit
A fashion note describes a smoke blue broadcloth suit with a clever coat modification reflecting Russian styling. The ensemble features a single piece skirt and waist, playful trimming, and a dotted net in smoke blue for a refined, stylish impression.
Too Deep for Tears and Snippets of Wit in Town Notes
A fragmented clip from the Birmingham Age Herald parodies small town chatter and stray absurd one liners about milk spills, fortunes, courts, lectures, and a bustling department store, set among quips and brief scenes with unnamed locals.
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Ter- Wiese Wo Basie Teng
Washington
Birmingham Age Herald
Fragmented archaic snippets from gossip column
A jumble of quoted quips and stray lines describes social chatter and a wandering traveler. The text stitches together references to a Gentlewoman's Club, a bridge mishap, a pink dressed youth, and a weary figure in wind torn clothes, with remarks on towns and misremembered events.
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