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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1914
Page
2
Henry Clay Renator served as senator from 1999 to 2007 in a garbled report. The piece contains unclear data, misread dates, and odd phrases about age and events, with numerous transcription errors throughout.
In a remote valley a rural carrier and a mountain girl clash over a rich suitor. Jefferson confronts moral choices, reads love notes aloud, and unveils a pine circle cabin as the couple's future home. Merthy accepts a life with him, not the New York painter, amid mountain vows.
A Philadelphia Public Ledger piece advises wives to prepare a ready list of small tasks for husbands. It suggests using a memo pad to note loose hinges, nails, gluing, and other minor jobs, arguing men work best when tasks are prearranged for a rainy Saturday.
Ex-justice of the peace laments the loss of authority in Georgia law in a satirical Atlanta Constitution piece. He recalls past punishments, praises a fair trial for a town hall arsonist, and mocks lawyers and state decline. He offers to sell a code of Georgia and Webster’s speller for financial aid.
A dinner tale recalls William Evarts showing a crest etched Facts non verba while a congressman jokes Victuals not talk. Critics condemn after dinner attempts at humor as tedious and pompous. Kipling name origin ties to Rudyard Lake picnic where Lockwood Kipling met his future wife.
A wife quips that men like baseball for restfulness, noting it’s a rare subject where a wife’s opinions rarely matter. Her husband Henrietta remarks on the calming nature of the sport and its appeal within domestic conversations.
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