Between Dinner and Supper Phrase Coined
A fragment notes a casual expression linking supper with breakfast and dinner, suggesting a meal cadence or regional usage without additional context or named figures.
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1911
Page
4
A fragment notes a casual expression linking supper with breakfast and dinner, suggesting a meal cadence or regional usage without additional context or named figures.
Michael Mansor of Wooster learns he has surprising hand strength after watching a street fakir bend nails. He tries large steel spikes and easily twists and bends them, drawing a crowd. The confectioner demonstrates with he will to his bands in a quirky display.
The article recounts Bernheimer, a wealthy financier, joining a band to play the bass drum for a term privilege. During a rehearsal he seized the instrument with great vigor and, after a sudden burst of excitement, suffered apoplexy and died.
Seven year old Walter Gus tavage tumbled 470 feet into a mine opening at Girardville Pennsylvania after being dared to jump the air shaft mouth. Rescuers lowered into the shaft but received no response until a boss surfaced with the frightened child in his arms. He escaped with only bruises.
Scotland has developed a small Klondike of its own, yet there is no rush of gold seekers because the riches lie in mobility and modern resources, not in traditional prospecting.
A scene aboard a train shows a tall pretty girl in white helping her elderly parents from the car. A workingman notes her Irish Colleen qualities with pride and a quiet man hopes for more like her in this country.
A divorce referee defines true love by a husband's daily duties and willingness to perform small tasks for his wife. He cites groceries carried home and even tending the garbage pail as the ultimate proof, rejecting grand gestures as merely superficial.
A fragment quotes a strong-jawed woman and a friend debating husband tastes and menu ideas. The dialogue attributes a judge as speaker and hints at personal preferences and divining how to please a spouse through meals.
A reader describes a pheasant climbing to a high branch about 26 feet up a tall tree in a dense wood, surprising the observer who initially thought a hawk was nesting there.
Fragmentary OCR text presents a garbled dialogue about Solomon and a wise man with unclear context. Names and coherency are damaged, leaving only scattered phrases and impossible interpretation.
Readable fragments show a dialogue on women's behavior and appearances with archaic phrasing and a playful tone. Names, places, dates, or clear events are not present in the readable text.
The rise of crime linked to cars alarms police after a jewelry store robbery on Sixth Avenue and Thirteenth Street. A robber crew used a taxicab to flee. a clerk was killed during the break in. A second incident in River Edge involved a red taxi. A third hold up occurred on Bleecker Street. Police fear mobile criminals pose a mounting challenge and worry they cannot control the trend.
Judge R. M. Wright of Fort presided over a suit for separate maintenance. He concluded the plaintiff was a persistent instigator, the defendant justified in leaving the home, and that credit to the plaintiff should not be extended. The opinion, praised for its thoughtfulness, notes the wife’s behavior as cause for the defendant’s withdrawal.
Newport serves as a hub of wealth and fashion with summer homes and exclusive events. The horse show dominates social life, surpassing tennis in select appeal, while Alfred Van derbilt’s Oakland Farm hosts famed garden parties and elite gatherings.
Harlestown Massachusetts reports Jesee H Pomeroy preparing to leave a long prison term after 37 years with his mother as his staunch supporter. The story notes the strain of separation as she faces his absence and the reality of his past actions.
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