A Good Bet on Women Raising Children
Mrs Newts says only one woman in a thousand is capable of bringing up children. Mr Newpop replies that she likely believes she is one of those rare mothers.
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Newspaper
The Silver Messenger
Location
Challis, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1911
Page
4
Mrs Newts says only one woman in a thousand is capable of bringing up children. Mr Newpop replies that she likely believes she is one of those rare mothers.
Farmers across Whitman country wage a costly campaign against ground squirrels. Poisoned bait and thousands of traps are deployed daily as hundreds of workers tend the traps. Millions of dollars in grain loss are cited while livestock and orchard health are monitored.
The Winter Term at the State Academy Poontelle will begin Monday November and run for several weeks. Students may register for courses in agriculture, economics, arts, maple, and general studies. Write to the Secretary for more information.
A garbled snippet shows two politicians debating tenure after leaving office and business setbacks. The fragment mentions Grafter and a tardy timeline since a failure to secure business.
A midshipman jokes about marrying a widow, suggesting others will say he is a mariner for money. Lieut Blunt counters that others will simply call him a mariner for money.
A public exchange shows Prof E Z Marek rebuking a bunco accusation while Monte Karlow defends the act as wise and praiseworthy. The clash centers on integrity and audacity in a college setting.
In a lively New York gathering, Hall Caine faces sharp jibes from critics who praise his sales yet roast his melodramatic novels and plays. One observer notes the crowd’s abundance of critics and the ease with which famous writers are ambushed in tasteful banter.
A man aspiring to be a canoe expert jokes about his craft's name asking others what it should be. The crowd guesses names, but none fit. He quips the chosen title as The New England Conscience because it’s almost always upset, delivering a light, witty exchange.
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