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Newspaper
Sugar City Times
Location
Sugar City, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1913
Page
3
A witty exchange between a Lady and a customs official exposes changing fortunes in courtship. The Lady claims she has nothing to declare, while the official suggests declaring notes found during the search. The quip contrasts courting charm with postmarital scrutiny.
OCR fragment hints a humorous dialogue about a store advertising bagpipes and instruments, with references to eggs, moving pictures, love interests and a beauty doctor. The readable bits suggest a social scene and comic exchanges rather than a central report or event.
In Albion Michigan Abner Waldron, facing ruin from a failed business scheme, discovers a buried 40 year old stage coach with the bank’s iron boxes intact in a sand dune shelter. The find proves his lawful inheritance and leads to renewed hope and two weddings as debts are resolved.
A discussion of how book titles mislead readers as exemplified by John Ruskin and Maria Edgeworth. The piece notes farmers attracted by agricultural framed titles leading to misinterpretation and humorous confusion over content and authorship.
Fifteen year old Mary longs to be an actress or singer while her mother cautions that show business is unhealthy and tied to sensational tabloids and patent medicines.
Will Radford offers free readers questions on building. The design shows spacious, well lit living areas, privacy via separated dining room and kitchen, five closets, and cross ventilated bedrooms. Exterior remains simple yet attractive with cement plaster walls and slate roof. estimated cost $4,000.
A quirky reminiscence on Spoonerisms from Dr. Spooner of Oxford with jokes about malapropisms and mixed phrases. The piece mentions a home floor plan showing a square hall, large living room, beamed ceiling, and dining room with wide doorways, plus several playful misstatements from legal and everyday speech.
Letters from women across the United States describe relief from nervousness pain and exhaustion after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs Berta M Quickatarr of St Cloud Minnesota and Mrs Williams of Auburn New York report improved health and better well being after consistent use.
The Manila Bulletin notes a new motor car journey between Manila and Baguio. The vehicle, muddy and dusted, travels with no windshield and stripped of many parts, facing hot winds. Pedestrians and drivers alike respond to the warning signals as crowds cheer the novelty.
Dr. Rudolph Matas of New Orleans proposes injections of alcohol into nerve ganglions at the base of the skull as a potential cure for neuralgia. The claim notes relief from neuralgia could mark a broader advance in treating headaches and colds through medical science.
A suffragette declares a woman must stand for her rights anywhere including in a crowded car, arguing no man is born free or equal to a hired girl. The remark underscores women's demand for equal status and independence.
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