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Newspaper

The Dakota Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1902

Page

5

Transit of Venus Observation Tale in Persia

In Persia, a German expedition bound for Ispahan to view the transit of Venus encounters a fearless English colony woman riding alone ahead of her caravan. She jokes that their duty is done and vanishes toward the horizon, leaving the Germans to realize her wit only later. The anecdote is from Life of Major General Sir Robert Murdoch Smith.

Telriz Teheran Persia Venus Ispahan Robert Murdoch Smith

The New Manager Forces Resignation On Longtime Conductor

A historic railroad tale recalls a new general manager who sought fresh blood after a short tenure. He demanded the lone conductor resign, but the veteran owner, who controlled the stock, warned of firing him and ended up appointing his own president and board.

United States

English Guest Upsets Suburbanite Over Boots Customs

A suburbant recounts hosting an English friend whose practice of sending the boy for boots confounds local servants. The host, terrified of offending, brushes the boots himself by candlelight, fearing discovery and servantloss. The tale ends with the guest’s departure and the host a wreck.

English irony on national symbols

The New York Tribune notes a curious paradox: the eagle, symbol of the United States, is often ruthlessly killed when possible, just as Englishmen kill the lion, emblem of Britain’s empire, whenever opportunity arises. The remark highlights rival national pride and the clash of symbolic power.

United States New York Tribune

Period of Danger in Medical Fee Suit

During a fee collection trial a witness testified the doctor made visits while the patient was still at risk. When asked if the physician visited after the patient was out of danger, the reply was no. The witness said he continued visits because he considered the patient in danger as long as the doctor attended.

Osgood Plummer Jean J Jeanacobson Beadle South Dakota Jeffris Fisher Foster Huron Beadle County Nelson Jonas

How to Refinish Surfaces With Chalk Whiting

All whitings are made from chalk. Common preparations contain gritty matter that scratches polished surfaces. Make a paste with whiting and water, thin with more water, strain, settle, pour off the water, and dry the whiting.

Reward Offered for Smugley’s Return at Bank

Towne reports the Philadelphia Press noting the bank offers a $5,000 reward to bring Smugley back. Browne indicates resignation isn’t the reason. the new teller position is linked to the salary bait.

Towne Browne Philadelphia Press

Dangerous Curiosity in a Test of Love

Laura reveals her father’s wealth loss to test his devotion, Ada presses for details and Laura warns that the lesson will be learned next time. The exchange reflects a sharp, flirtatious tone typical of Smart Set dialogue.

Laura Ada Mee City of Huron Beadle Emily A. Lyman Huron South da Dakota

On the Right Road The Parson

A cartoonish exchange riffs on life lessons and ambition as a boy declares he will become a politician, sparking a wry take on moral instruction and future politics. The dialogue contrasts the parson’s caution with the boy’s swaggering resolve.

Best Telephoned City Worldwide Revealed

The article ranks cities by telephone density. San Francisco leads with 21,324 phones for 342,782 people, 62 per thousand. Copenhagen shows 15,311 phones for 312,859 residents, 49 per thousand, signaling high public service levels. London, New York trail with 7 to 1 and 26 per thousand respectively.

San Francisco Europe Copenhagen London New York

Husbands' Motto From a 1549 Bible Quoted in London News

The London News mentions the Husbands Protection society of London adopting as motto a verse from the 1549 Wife Beater's Bible. The verse depicts a husband guiding his wife as a helper, with harsh language about obedience and forcing duty, reflecting historical attitudes toward marriage and power.

Husbands’ Protection Society of London London News

When the Rod Was Not Spared Morals of the Child Discussed

An article on child morals cites a Swabian schoolmaster who over fifty one years administered 911500 canings 121000 floggings 209000 custodes 136000 ruler taps 10200 ear boxes and 22700 heart tasks highlighting harsh disciplinary practices in schooling.

Grace Peckham Murray

Household rumors spark joking about servant girls

A dialogue hints Joaksmith is married and away housekeeping while others debate his humor about servant girls. One speaker argues his jokes reflect experience, another dismisses the idea as nonsense.

Musical Card Exchange Sparks Payment Gambit

In a private exchange Mr. Phoxy asks about sending a card to the Borems for a musicale. Mrs. Phoxy worries how to avoid it as Mr. Phoxy plans to inform Borem that Jenks is coming to settle a debt.

Mr. Phoxy Borems

Measles Breakout Hopes Faltering in Scattered Neighborhood

A dialogue from the Boston Post shows two physicians debating a measles outbreak. The first asks about the spread and the second notes families are scattered, fearing they won’t catch.

Boston Post

Debts and a Father Son Quip from Philadelphia Press

A Philadelphia Press quip features a father asking why he has no money and a son replying that it is not his fault but the fault of others. The exchange highlights a humorous take on debt and responsibility.

Philadelphia Press

Thoreau Note on Words Manners and Reputation

A concise reflection contrasts speaking well with poor words earning a bad reputation and courteous conduct yielding a good one. The quote emphasizes integrity in communication and demeanor shaping judgment.

Thoreau

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