Town Fool Becomes Comedic Stage Puzzle
The piece describes a witty town fool whose act confounds the audience. A clever interpreter is needed to parse his jokes and timing, while the performer himself decides the direction of the bit.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1902
Page
7
The piece describes a witty town fool whose act confounds the audience. A clever interpreter is needed to parse his jokes and timing, while the performer himself decides the direction of the bit.
Fresh oysters are now prepared to be served at Robinson's new European hotel, occupying Pehl's old stand, offering elegant seafood freshness in an upscale setting.
Col C C Bell state commissioner to the Buffalo and Charleston conventions arrived Monday afternoon to install the miniature freight train for display at the Pan American and Charleston exposition. The train is owned by the Katy Railroad.
A vintage testimonial notes DeWitt's Little Early Risers expel poison and act as a liver tonic. W Scott of Wilton Pa praises their small easy to take, purely vegetable formula that never gripes. Bard Drug Co. promotes the product.
J B Van Noy of Van Noy Bros News Co Kansas City arrives to purchase a horse for use in Kansas City. The ad notes dress and character do not reveal virtue and promotes Dexter Pen as smooth writing tools. Dexter's Book Store.
An ad notes yellow clothing looks better white with Red Cross Ball Blue. Grocers offer a large 2 oz package for five cents.
Help wanted for a barber position during the fair week. Apply at Plaza located at 105 West Third Street.
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