Comic exchange and phrenology quips from period humor
A collage of humorous exchanges from editions like Pittaburg Observer and Comic Cuts. A wife questions beauty, a man replies with a playful impossibility, and a phrenologist joke ends with a head reading gag about swimming.
Grandpas chair and crawling baby playtime
A lighthearted dialogue features a baby who can only crawl and pretend play with an automobile while parents express concern about costs and safety. Social quips touch on manners and domestic humor. The piece also hints at social reputations and a jokey car sales line.
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Tommy
Mamma
Baby
Papa
Pie First Triumph in Dinner Lesson
A table moment shows Tommy choosing pie over pudding at dinner. Papa recalls lessons on manners, asks pie what, but Tommy stays focused on the pastry and proudly declares Pie first. Tit-Bita.
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Tommy
Coffee to Postum a cure for nerves and sleep
A reader recounts coffee causing sleepless nights and vivid dreams, then credits Postum with restoring peaceful sleep and improved nerves. They urge others to quit coffee, noting a young friend also recovered after switching to Postum. Read The Road to Wellville.
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Wellville
Pinchot Ballinger Rift Shocks Washington Officials
A public clash at the Spokane irrigation congress pits Gifford Pinchot chief forester against Interior Secretary Ballinger. Pinchot accuses Ballinger of weakening Roosevelt conservation policies and favoring water power interests. Reports say Taft supports Ballinger as pressure grows for congressional inquiry into the reclamation service and public land laws. Lincoln penny supply runs dry as mint issues exhaust and newsboys boost prices.
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Wishington
Ballinger
Gifford Pinghot
Spokane Irrigation Congress
Pinchot
Water Power Trust
Roosevelt
Friends of Conservation
Roosévelt
Nebraska
Nebraska-Wyoming
Reclamation Service
Interior Department
Beverly
Taft
Newell
Pinechet
Congress
Grand Army Parade Tops Salt Lake Reunion Despite Heat
Salt Lake City faced extreme heat as the Grand Army of the Republic parade for the forty third reunion proceeded. About 100 children and 20 veterans were treated at emergency stations while the living flag formation was abandoned due to heat. The event drew over 100000 spectators as Illinois led and a living flag of schoolchildren swelled along Seventh South Street.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Grand Army of the Republic
Grand Army
Sal Lake City
Brigham Young
Main Street
U. S AS
Fort Douglass
Utah National Guard
Chile
Illinois
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Oklahoma
Columin
Lake
Henry.m. Nevius
Chris Ipsen
Grand Island
St. Francis Hospital
Ipsén
Percy
South America
Denmark
Mr. Tosen
Nebraska Notes Chronicle of arrests and dignitaries
Reported crime includes a near-robbery at a Conrad farm, with Pete Hamman driving off attackers. A Silver Creek man pleads guilty to beer possession with intent to sell and is fined. A Leigh couple marks a silver wedding anniversary. Several injuries, deaths, and business changes are noted across Grand Island, Crete, Leigh, and Fontanelle, including a milliner fire and a horse kick causing critical injury.
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Pete Hamman
Conrad
Hamman
Gothesburg
Republican County Central Committee
Peterson
Central City
Hiram Shank
Silver Creek
Shank
Nquord
Will Warren
Wéeton
Jamas Skoda
Omaha
R. B. Field
Leigh
John Callely
Colfax County
Kramer
Department of the Treasury
Grand Island
Wilkins
Paul Beck
Crete
Beck
James
Hruska
Jamies
Mruska
Kelso& Watters
Fremont
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Theodore’ Roosevelt, Jr
New Y
Philadelphia
Ernest L. Tustin
Harry Lee Sing
Chinaman
United States
Malone
N. Y
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Sing
Harry Lee Simg
Malone, N.Y
Fairbury
Beatrice
Diller
Jefferson County
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U. W
Degree of Honor
Burlington Road
T. Joseph
International Typographical Union
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Clayton
Burnham
Local
Typographical Union
Lynch
Hays
Braskans
Weather Bureau
Great Mountain Boys
Vermont
Arkansas
Libbey
Andersonville
Macon
Tytet
Belle“Isle
HH. Goldberg
Seth Hall
Wood River