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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1902
Page
9
A Kerry court case prompts Irish humor about a blind suspect in a scrimmage and a judge’s wry exchange. Irish stories follow, including a priest mistaken for drinking, a Dublin solicitor, and a punch recipe quip reflecting overall lighthearted tone.
Bernhardt and Calve clash over wealth and spending with Bernhardt condemning Calve’s lavish tours and hunting while Calve champions a pastoral, carefree life. Bernhardt sustains a dazzling Parisian home life with endless flowers and constant sales to finance splurges. Calve seeks mountain retreats and pastoral liberty while returning to fame with renewed vigor.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer excerpt recalls a humorous confrontation with old Bissinger about choosing between Maud and Minnie. The man faces a sharp rebuke for courting Minnie while Maud is preferred, remarking he is the sixth rejected son in law and that Minnie is the sole worthy match.
A fragmented phrase defines a prattler as someone who preaches yet refuses to practice. The wording implies hypocrisy without naming individuals or events.
Letters from Anna Martin of Brooklyn and Marie Johnson of Detroit praise Peruna for curing backache dizziness irregularities and female weakness after short courses. Testimonies claim restoration to health and gratitude toward the medicine and its distributors.
Mrs Anna Martin and Miss Ruth Emerson endorse Peruna as a trusted cure for catarrh arguing the past year tested it more than any era. Dr Hartman, the Peruna creator, notes Health and Beauty a book on women’s catarrh phases and offers free copies and free advisory replies from Columbus Ohio.
An amusing remark arises when Alice hears her mother say he lost three hundred pounds and exclaims how fat he must have grown since he went over there. President Loubet dislikes ceremony and refuses the usual formal introductions.
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