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Newspaper

The Dillon Herald

Location

Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1909

Page

6

Turkish Farriery and Other Oddities from London Notes

A collection of quirky excerpts on Turkish horseshoes and farriery methods, the reappearance of the scale tailed apus crab in Britain with vast counts, a dentist’s witty etiquette question, and assorted pithy quips from Harper’s Weekly to London Notes and Queries.

J. P. Roobertson Great Britain Hampstead Heath Preston Merse Southwick Kirkcudbrightshire Schaffer Latrelle London Graphic Lippincott’s Ress Rls Germantown Nora Harper's Weekly

How Paris Gets Its Name

Caesar conquered Gaul and found the Pa ri tribe at Lutetia on the Seine. The Romans built a temple to Jupiter and a wall on the island. A town grew around the temple and was named Parisil, later Paria. Pittsburg Past.

Paris Gaul Seine Lutetia Usud Caesar Jupiter Parisil Paria Pittsburg

Phrases of Warned Hope and Quip in Philadelphia Press

The Philadelphia Press records a quip about warnings from a speaker identified as Wi Tragerdy and Crittick replying. The dialogue mentions parental advice about giving up theater and the idea of not profiting by warnings, reflecting a casual exchange in a news blurb.

Wi Tragerdy Crittick Philadelphia Press

Read and Quiet: Happy Couple’s Private Quarrels Fade

A Washington Star quote describes Do Buggins and his wife finding peace, each reading the newspaper while the other speaks, remaining calm and unperturbed. The exchange highlights a calmer domestic routine and mutual tolerance.

Buggins Washington Star

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