No Meat Debate Seeped Into Lunchroom Talk
Dialogue shows Dr Emdee urging meat sparingly while Mr Joax claims to avoid it entirely. A lunchroom exchange centers on ham sandwiches as the sole meat mention.
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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1910
Page
3
Dialogue shows Dr Emdee urging meat sparingly while Mr Joax claims to avoid it entirely. A lunchroom exchange centers on ham sandwiches as the sole meat mention.
A mother and father discuss love between Gwendoline and a poor suitor Pen niless. They plan to influence the engagement by telling their daughter they wish her to marry him, fearing he has no prospects. The snippet shows parental meddling in a romance and a callous attempt to steer outcomes.
A cautious rumor spreads through the community turning into a large fire with significant smoke and early alarms. Firefighters respond to multiple calls as speculation grows about causes and casualties.
A fragment from a 19th century notice warns readers about patent medicines and quack cures. It mentions "Three Little sugar pellets" and suggests mail order advice from Sete Peters at a Philadelphia address for non adversarial guidance. It appears as an advertisement for medical devices and remedies.
Mrs Denham, a wealthy widow, schemes to secure her fortune through niece Ethel and suitor Blum. A staged sailing accident tests loyalties as Earl Manning and others maneuver for love and money. A motorboat rescue averts disaster, leaving rivals intact and gossiping about a Thanksgiving resolution.
An Oak Park collector recalls pleading for President Roosevelt’s autograph with a four letter sequence and finally receiving it mere days before the end of his term. The tale contrasts other figures like Lord Kitchener who refuse, Alfred Austin who sells for 50 cents, Julia Maplowe at one dollar and Kate Doogiss enone in the narrative.
Byron Bennette recalls six months bedridden with kidney trouble and extreme weight loss to 80 pounds. A specialist and his doctor gave up, but after using six boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills he recovered and has stayed well for six years. Doan's sold by all dealers, 50 cents a box. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
In a country church decorated for Christmas the rector, strict about head coverings, admonishes Miss Dymple for entering with an uncovered head. She forgets then humorously grabs the rector's derby and asks if it will do, placing it jauntily on her head.
Druggists sell Murine Eye Remedy in liquid form two drops per cent, price one dollar. Murine Eye Salve comes in aseptic tubes priced at $1.90. The ad offers free eye books and advice by mail from Murine Eye Remedy Co of Chicago.
Mrs. O H P Belmont spoke at a New York Colony Club luncheon urging women to unite for suffrage. She warned against facing the vote as they do other concerns and quipped about flattery at a charity ball to illustrate differing attitudes.
A fragment recalls a postponed plan and a conversation about death by one’s own action. The speaker mentions arriving at a river and forgetting swim tights, with a friend questioning the intent. The tone hints at a casual, ironic nearby incident.
If indigestion and bloating ruin meals, try Pape's Diapepsin. A 50 cent case promises relief within five minutes by aiding digestion and stopping fermentation.
A quotation condemns the desire to accumulate wealth as the most effective vice that contracts and deadens the feelings, attributed to Mant.
A Kansas editor places the word beer in quotes in his paper. When asked why he cites the same reason he uses around ghost words, asserting he does not believe ghosts exist.
An old advert notes Mrs. Winston's Soothing Syrup for teething and colic with claims of soothing the gums and easing pain, alongside Mrs. Austins Buckwheat Flour ready to bake. A stray line jokes about a piano stool causing discord and a girl’s musings on roses money and cabbages.
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