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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1909
Page
7
A New Orleans Picayune report recounts a dramatic lecture detailing extensive bodily damage described as evidence of a two season baseball career. The surgeon highlights crippled hands, broken ribs, dented teeth, and a twisted spine as the presumed cause of the subject’s condition.
Mrs Perkins takes Si to a Boston variety theater where a conjurer pulls a five dollar piece from his ear and rabbits from his shoes. Si remains unmoved, hinting he had suspected the rabbits all along.
A vast 69 foot panorama by Hippolyte Berteaux unfolds 22 yards of a painting to crown the staircase at the Nantes Fine Arts Museum. The scene depicts threshing grain in Brittany and will pair with a prior Brittany procession scene titled Mystic Brittany also by Berteaux.
A Baltimore couple argues over expenditures with the wife quipping that father pays the bills and the husband retorts he cannot ask his father to cover his own debts while she is “touching him up” financially.
A sunny golf club veranda scene features Nebuchadnezzar the bulldog squatting on a girl's skirt while Ponsonby presses her to join him. The dog’s intimidating teeth and calm stance unsettle the pair as Ted Bradford is momentarily summoned by a phone call.
The scene captures a playful moment as characters Bradford and Sue depart with Ponsonby lingering, a bulldog following. Bradford’s quick entrance and Ponsonby’s casual stance hint at light rivalries and social banter.
In circuit court Judge Adams hears Chandler W. Riker question a witness about science. The witness admits to being a plumber and quips that plumbing is a science of abstraction catching the courtroom by surprise.
The Retort Courteous notes Martin once drank chocolate elsewhere and found it poor. At the Regence he asked the desk clerk, who counters that all gentlemen of the court find it good. He retorts that they may say you are pretty.
The dialogue reveals Miss Oldgirl recounting a restraining love from Mr. Cashit and the difficulty in convincing him to marry. Miss Pert questions and asserts the risk of kidnapping laws impacting their actions.
A humorous exchange contrasts two men discussing smoking. One remarks the other smokes too much, prompting a witty retort that both claim similar usage while implying a worse habit by the other.
An article notes that taste for fat foods varies and experimentation yields pleasing results. It highlights suet pudding, toast and dripping, and toffee as popular options for children. A fat meat and bread crumb filling for sandwiches is suggested for picky eaters.
Margaret Corbin the first woman to serve in the American fight for independence will be commemorated with a bronze tablet at the site of the old fort during the Hudson Fulton celebration this fall. She and her husband died at Fort Washington while she helped load a cannon at Fort Tryon. The tablet is presented by C K G Billings whose trotting horse stable sits on the fort site in upper Manhattan.
The Hoodoo Chair of Cambridge is discussed as a long standing curse on incumbents. Mayor John F. Brooks, named this spring, quickly faced an illness requiring an operation and remains convalescent.
Douai prepares a monument to John of Bologna, famed native born 1524 and died in Florence 1608. The Bologna name derives from de Boullogne, an old Flemish family still present. The Athenaeum.
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