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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1909
Page
7
In a crowded Fourteenth Street car the motorman yelled to pushy passengers. A woman grabbed a brass knob and injured her finger when the crank turned. The motorman offered sympathy, saying, Serves you right, then asked if she was hurt as she showed a deep purple cut. She warned of possible use of the knob again while he appeared contrite.
A fragment notes a term glosed season for snails and an edible snail that furnishes a practical resource, though specifics are incomplete. The brief hints at a culinary or natural history context with focus on snail use.
The Dutch painters reflected a capacity for honest seeing and doing, showing a moral character through straightforward, sincere realism. They chose subjects from life as they knew it, portraying it with plainness and skillful brushwork.
Excerpt from Elinor Glyn’s Elizabeth Visits describes lavish bedrooms with two suites of Rococo Louis XV furnishings, rich curtains, embroidery and ornate desks. It notes superb bathrooms, delicate linens, and tickling lace, praising Natalie and Mrs Spleist for their opulent boudoirs and sitting rooms without being fully on the top social rung.
A Cleveland Leader note tells how George A. Myers and George E. Myers received a box of eggs from an express company and each blamed the other. After a brief dispute, George A. sent the eggs to the board of education while George E. admitted eating them, noting they tasted the same.
London M A P recounts how Lord Northcote, while governor general of Australia, was kissed by a maid who slipped him a sausage and a note. A servant at a friend’s house confirms the ruse as her master has company that night. The tale ends with the servant sending a kiss and five shillings.
A humorous exchange unfolds as a landlady boasts of a five generation heirloom while a sharp resident interrupts, mishearing the term and asking if she meant butter, revealing a crowded room of witty banter and social quirks.
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