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Newspaper
Three Lakes Page
Location
Three Lakes, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1915
Page
4
The United States Department of Agriculture describes a trap nest 50 arranged for confinement after a hen enters. It outlines construction, placement, and operation to improve egg production and selection, noting labor needs and seasonal considerations for maintaining records and functioning doors.
A P Weekly item recounts a former Bath and Wells bishop insisting ordination candidates study Bishop Butler’s Apology. He urged serious study at the palace door bidding farewell with Good-by and stressing Never forget the Butler. The student replied I have just given him half a croka.
Willard Meck defines a three act drama as one third pile one third expistation and one third substance. He stresses directness of purpose and unwavering movement toward mensuration in modern vaudeville playlets.
A redfaced woman explains a minor domestic quarrel to a frightened bystander as a taller man grows angry. The overheard line hints at a domestic dispute and a startled observer notes the tension in the room.
A fragmentary item reports on Highland English with quirky dialogue among three lard gillies and remarks about mountain dew. Faye Tongals and others parry lines while a globe-sourced note attributes misread speech to the era. The piece appears as a humorous language aside in a Lon Koa Globe page.
The correspondent laments Jord Jeffreys for cruelty while recounting a court scene with two witnesses before the Chief Justice. A witty exchange questions conscience and beard length as the judge’s authority is challenged.
Fragmentary text discusses famous diamonds and sizes, mentioning Cullinan 3025 carats and names including Tiffany Regent Mogul and others, though wording is garbled. The passage references the largest diamond in the world and several notable stones with carat weights.
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