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Newspaper
Sugar City Times
Location
Sugar City, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1913
Page
2
A collage of jokes and quips on morals, fame, and daily life. Puns about Pauline Wayne, courts, laws, poultry, gardening, and fashion mix with questions about American society. The item reads as a humorous column fragment with multiple one liners and nameless observations.
Courts increase the earnings of a fifteen year old girl from twelve thousand to twenty thousand dollars annually to relieve her from pinching want.
A remark questions why a turtle extract affects a consumptive human and labels the issue as unsolved. The line hints at a puzzling medical or scientific case without offering a resolution.
William A. Radford offers free expert building advice and outlines a modern square Italian villa style house. The design features 27 by 23 feet with a 12 by 19 living room, two second floor bedrooms, a practical kitchen and pantry, green slate roof, and coppered interior finishes. Estimated total cost is 4000 dollars including hot water heat and lighting fixtures.
In a New York studio a large class of women sketching a semi nude Italian model are distracted by his playful poses and smiles. A German student rebukes him with a stern "you schtop dat schmiling" before he declares he is merely the Dancing Fawn in pose.
The passage claims that a lion or tiger loses whiskers permanently if removed and that these cats shed fur seasonally except whiskers. It notes a climate linked shedding pattern, citing travelers who observed cats shedding when crossing the Red Sea and regaining glossy hair at Suakim, with no clear explanation.
Civil War updates: Union forces under Hooker advance toward Fredericksburg as Marmaduke retreats from Missouri. Port Gibson and Grand Gulf battle near Vicksburg. Chancellorsville begins with Lee gaining early advantage. raid actions by Grierson, Forrest, and mounted units unfold across Tennessee, Arkansas, and Mississippi.
An association of poultrymen uses Roentgen ray candling to inspect over 200 000 eggs weekly for London. Fresh eggs appear transparent while older but edible eggs show spots on the fluorescent screen, guiding the rejection of eggs unfit for food.
A compact reflection on fair information versus idealized fancy. The speaker rejects remaking himself and aims to maximize the value of God given gifts, highlighting practical self-improvement over lofty pretensions.
This piece offers household hacks from making floor wax with beeswax and turpentine to creating dust rags from paraffin wax. It suggests cost saving methods for floor mops, house organization, and preservation tips for candle ends and kitchen tools using simple mixtures and routines.
This guide stresses appearance and proper serving in casseroles to aid digestion. It advises attractive table setting and hot serving, notes that brown crockery or fancy holders affect presentation, and gives practical steps for tenderizing tough meat using long slow cooking and one-dish serving.
A mother asks what Polly is doing and she replies she is knitting. The narrator recalls George mentioning needing a muffler for his car and plans to knit him one as a surprise, as described in Harper's Weekly.
A fragmented Trumpet era style note features Mr Sapleigh and Miss Keen debating money collection and a father’s remark about difficulty gathering small sums. The quirky dialogue hints at financial humor and social satire from an old column.
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