The Rude Visitor at the Golf Club
A diminutive club secretary endures a summer round as a tall guest repeatedly drops balls near him. He confronts the visitor who retorts that if the grass were cut one could see the secretary.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1910
Page
6
A diminutive club secretary endures a summer round as a tall guest repeatedly drops balls near him. He confronts the visitor who retorts that if the grass were cut one could see the secretary.
The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis reports New York state has 5,476 beds for consumptives as of May 1, leading Massachusetts and others. It notes no state has adequate provision and urges expanding hospital beds to 35,000 by May 1, 1911 to treat all cases either at home or in institutions.
A physician asserts coffee causes nervous and digestive troubles and promotes Postum as a healthier alternative. The testimonial describes a 42 year old coffee drinker who stopped coffee, began Postum, slept better within two weeks, and gained weight from 146 to 267 pounds, with improved energy and endurance.
Iowa dairy initiatives backed by a $10,000 appropriation promote short courses and creamery patron meetings to educate farmers on selecting better dairy cows, milking methods, and milk handling to lift butter fat yields and annual dairy income toward $60 million. The movement stresses breeding, feeding, and management to double production with the same herd.
In Detroit Free Press a person notes a young man leaves by ten, doubting any marriage proposal. The tone suggests skepticism about plans to propose during evening calls.
In a brief exchange the speaker recalls being asked what igloo meant and admits uncertainty about baby talk. The remark highlights a moment of linguistic frustration and humor. The playful line reflects ordinary conversation and social misunderstandings.
The average value of occupied farm land in Canada last year was 38.60 per acre, up from 36.70 the prior year, reflecting steady increases in rural real estate values nationwide.
Four men ride a car’s rear platform and talk while smoking. A cigar burns past its band, revealing the odor source. One man warns the complacent smoker, who answers that he is not saving them.
An Irish policeman, also a sportsman, waited on a road near Dublin to trap speeding motorists. The first car passed at 20 mph with no sign, the second at 40 mph drew his interest, and a third traveling at a mile per minute finally elicited his boastful remark, Begorrah.
A warning text advises against presenting oneself as an earthly angel to avoid attracting suspicion. It cautions readers to be cautious about persona and appearances that could invite scrutiny or misinterpretation.
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