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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1901
Page
3
A collection of quirky, paradoxical lines from Longman's Magazine explores unusual physics and everyday notions. Pithy remarks touch on the heart, volcanoes, human perception, Earth's balance, and humorous misstatements about anatomy, leather goods, and biblical tales in a playful lessons tone.
A collection of aphoristic quips about money, marriage, work, time, and courage. It critiques men and women, social habits, and self perception with humorous, pithy lines touching on honesty, pride, and independence. The piece blends observations on behavior and society with light satire.
The passage advises avoiding laughter explosiveness and affectation in speech. It urges restraint, condemning superlatives and boasts. It links confidence to plainness and warns against confusing stature with rude or dumb responses.
A brief muses on politicians finally resting after campaigns. The piece notes successful candidates will smile if they choose, while others may relax and recover their energy. The tone mirrors editorial calm after a busy election season.
A truncated ad promotes the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO remedy as a prime laxative made from figs and senna. The narrative then shifts to a domestic scene where Mrs. Wells discovers a violet scented love note in her husband’s coat, prompting turmoil and self-reproach as she contemplates the message about violet wafers.
A prankish exchange from the Cleveland Plain Dealer shows a café proprietor bragging he hires a rival to be tossed out and sue for ten thousand dollars to gain free advertising. The scene shifts to a domestic mishearing where a couple miscommunicate about a mysterious object.
The exchange hints at a hit in a crowd with uncertainty about who struck. Cassidy cannot identify the assailant, while Kelly suggests luck may help link the offender without further beating.
In a police matinee in Darktown, Eugene, captain of the Woolly Womples, faces a charge after being accused of disturbing the streets. The recorder fines him three dollars and seventy-five cents, with the Woolly Womplers possibly covering the penalty or he serving a week at the stockade.
A light domestic vignette centers on Mr Wells and his devoted wife Mrs Wells. After tea she slips to the kitchen to instruct the maid, then returns to see him peering at a paper in the library. She plots a playful surprise, tiptoeing behind him as he studies the document.
The board of agriculture reports stagnant farming patterns with 1899 to 1900 land shifts: crops 4,759,158 acres down from 4,807,951, hops 51,308 down from 51,843, pasturage up to 16,729,035 acres. Cattle rise to 6,805,170, sheep fall to 26,592,225, and pigs drop to 2,381,922 across the year.
In New Zealand a ten member brass band in Christchurch performs all activities on bicycles. Initially attracting wide attention, the troupe now amuses locals and delights visitors with lively music as they tour the town.
A historical public notice promotes dining options in the city. It mentions Tuinch and Bar, suggests short orders, and highlights McGurren's opposite Union Depot as a dinner venue. The item frames restaurant choices near transit hubs for residents and travelers.
Women may seek free guidance and avoid trouble by consulting the Sedalia office which treats chronic diseases only. The ad lists many questions about weakness, backache, sleeplessness, and other symptoms suggesting overwork or worry. It promises quick, permanent treatment at a reasonable price, emphasizing health as essential to life.
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