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Newspaper
The Bowbells Tribune
Location
Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1900
Page
7
A society column style piece parodies romantic plots and domestic banter. It tracks a man named George wooing Mabel with promises of a perfect home while exposing sly bargains, parental controls, and light humor about marriages, babies, and social pretenses through a collage of dialogue and cartoon captions.
A collage of jokes and quips from Chicago and Detroit papers, including家庭 tales of pain and wit. Snappy lines feature a lampooned domestic scene about a thumb injury, a canary’s fate, a boy’s mother in the yard, and light satire on dining prices and insomnia.
The Pinkham Remedies for disorders of the feminine organs are praised for their renown and sales. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is touted as permanently beneficial with extensive testimony. Mrs. Pinkham offers free counsel to women and invites letters to Lynn, Massachusetts.
In Kansas City on May 2 two defendants faced charges for refilling bottles that held Coke's dandrum cure with a counterfeit article and selling it as genuine. They pleaded not guilty and were released on bonds of 9500 each to await trial May 24. Further arrests and prosecutions are anticipated.
A June 1 Bargain Day promotion for Farm News offers a special rate to new readers in Ne field Ohio with a one year subscription. The note includes other colorful clippings about binder twine pricing by Sears RORDACE Co and humorous exchanges about performers and solitude in Kentucky.
A young man asks a millionaire for his daughter, is refused, and vows to win her. In another quick quip a buyer presses a dealer about a dog’s faithfulness, boasting the dog has returned after being sold many times. Both are sharp, comic snippets from contemporary papers.
Fragment from a historic page mentions H Rindland and a Fargo ND practice, with stray quotes about state conditions and safety fears. It also references a Kentucky mountaineer remark, a Washington Star line, coal and iron production in Alabama, a cucumber farm project, theatrical attractions, and Minnesota’s first printed book in 1880.
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