Cat Voice Confusion Sends Cat to Lawyer
A hotel dinner leads to a hunt for a missing cat. The lawyer, sure of a voice, orders the cats shown to a phone until one yowls in confirmation. The unit sent over turns out to be a missing pusay, not the cat.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1902
Page
3
A hotel dinner leads to a hunt for a missing cat. The lawyer, sure of a voice, orders the cats shown to a phone until one yowls in confirmation. The unit sent over turns out to be a missing pusay, not the cat.
Benjamin Major of Detroit reports a remedy that he says cures kidney and bladder troubles. He suffered long but found relief with Dodd's kidney remedy and claims widespread confirmation from daily reports of miraculous cures.
Albert C. Bostwick plans to enter the Paris-Vienna motor race in July becoming the third American millionaire to join the contest. The item notes the antiquity of the plow in Egyptian tomb hieroglyphics and a 1000 B C Greek description. It ends with an unrelated feet comfort ad from Le Roy New York.
The New York Press discusses supper before bed, weighing light easy digestion versus hunger during sleep. Advocates warn of tissue loss during long sleep if meals are skipped, citing infant hunger instincts and a cautionary Mary reference.
The piece praises President Roosevelt for his broad social network and ease in private life. It notes he can find non political friends across the country from college acquaintances to relatives and diverse groups, and that his hospitality and sociability set him apart from earlier presidents.
Fragmentary OCR lines mention internal actions and a family pills reference without clear events or identifiable names or places. No coherent incident or人物 appears to summarize.
The Rev. Edward Everett Hale of Boston explained in a sermon that his long effort comes from religious faith after a newspaper rejected his article about aging work. A separate note promotes Defiance Starch claiming best results with no cooking required and other farm tips mention loading wood with four horses.
A Bulgaria themed note highlights a figure who has funded a significant zoological garden in Sofia. The text mentions dairy ventures in New York and a substantial meat business totaling about 48.46 million dollars with associated dairy farms and fixtures.
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