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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1902
Page
5
Open session announced for Friday evening March 14 1902 at the First Congregational church Sixth and Osage streets. The program features mandolin duets recitations solos and orations by students including Dora Clapton Irma Collins J C Davis Stanley Battersby and others.
Dow Drug company describes a safety tool with plane like function and usage details.
The White House holds a vast and valued gift collection of bric-a-brac and art furniture. Many pieces are unique with rich memories and associations from kings and rulers and special commissions for the executive mansion.
A Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph excerpt shows Hiland arguing that small gas use still yields high bills while Halker counters for higher consumption. The exchange highlights the season’s salient concern with energy costs and consumer budgeting.
Mrs Maguire says her husband had plenty of money once due to a good job but lost it and has not had any since. Mrs Rate Poore notes the ongoing trouble. Philadelphia Press records the anecdote in a humorous domestic exchange.
A dialogue on marriage ends with Miss Tommy refusing Mr. Collingwood who presses, noting she will never marry the best man on earth. The story appears in a Detroit Free Press snippet with playful social banter.
A piece contrasts Indian and white grieving, describing a mother's solace through dream and symbols like moccasins on an Indian grave. It notes a papoose cradle with feathers carries the baby spirit, which hovers until the child could walk. The column ends with quips from Cleveland Plain Dealer and Washington Post.
A light exchange turns to a joke about sewing when one speaker recalls a man who was pricked while attempting to kiss a girl. The other responds with relief that she never learned to sew, adding a humorous twist to the risky moment.
An able singer earns praise as she supports herself and her family with her singing. The Philadelphia Bulletin notes her voice has remarkable carrying power and strong appeal.
A humorous exchange unfolds as Mrs Rentem complains rooms are narrow and unable to swing a cat. The landlord wittily replies that the spaces could accommodate a vertical swing, highlighting the era’s light newspaper banter.
A Brook lyn Life style quip notes Janson as a reliable kicker whose wife counters with warmth. The joke: he kicked last night due to cold dinner and she heated things up with a hot play.
In Olives and Plain Dealer style prose a servant Norah insists her conscience is untroubled while reporting that Sam has fled. The dialogue frames a societal critique of duty and complicity as a narrator notes the hardened stance of those who “worked for society” before.
A witty defense quotes the Indianapolis Journal refuting the claim that women lack punctuality. It notes many women with engagements arrive early and sit ready by 1 30 for a 3 o clock engagement.
A quoted exchange reflects cautious dealings between men about favors and gratitude. The Indianapolis Journal notes the tension between promising help and requesting repayment, suggesting pragmatism in social transactions.
A curio page presents a mix of famous maxims and wry lines from Shakespeare Dickens Franklin and others. The excerpt blends moral aphorisms with humorous lines about appearance and wit reflecting on culture virtue and everyday life.
A dialogue set piece shows a man and woman exchanging reproachful banter about money and motive. The snippet presents a vendor style line and a reply indicating social pressure and justification for spending.
Plumbers uncovered an original device to evade the prohibitory law in Rutland VI. Liquor was stored in a secret nook and conveyed through hidden pipes to a radiator in a principal room. A small faucet on the radiator was used to draw off the liquid.
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