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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1908
Page
7
In a Washington dinner anecdote shared by the Bishop of London, he recounts Dr. Creighton riding a train with a meek curate who jokes about smoking while the curate quips he might betray sickness. The tale underscores humor in decorum during a cigar moment.
A story in which Pat risks discharge after refusing to answer three questions. His twin Mike volunteers to answer, with comically wrong results about the moon’s weight stars and the thought he’s Pat. Also included is a vignette of a Atlanta fiancée and a loyal mammy’s wry remark on marriage and happiness.
A mix of aphorisms and quotes from the Chicago News style column notes social foibles and warnings. It cites old age as a disease and jokes on honesty and politeness, interleaved with a tale of Red Riding Hood as presented in the Minneapolis Journal and a reminiscence of Tom Ochiltree with a moon anecdote.
A narrator returns to Cecily Tremaine and the Edgemere tragedy links surface as the Edgemere case unfolds. Tremaine plans a voyage with Cecily to Martinique while Lester investigates a suspect, Johnson, and fits together clues about Thompson Delray and the necklace theft. Cecily signals danger as the tide of events hints at deeper motives and unrevealed danger aboard.
An amusing anecdote recounts the Duke of Wellington praising a city mayor as the model of her sex after a dinner. Lord Ellenborough later pressed how he could laud an ugly plain woman, and the duke replied he had never seen her before and spoke without knowing her appearance.
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