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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1915
Page
7
William A. Radford offers free reader questions on bungalow design and construction. He notes climatic considerations for northern regions, praise for Design No. 6653, and discusses how curb appeal, lot shaping, and wide eaves influence value and suitability for young families.
A long excerpt discusses bungalow architecture across climates, noting steeper roofs for heavy rainfall, distinctive gable and fascia treatments, and window shapes. It describes northern bungalows with cellars and heating needs, plus variations in foundation depths and venting for warmth.
A collage of comic exchanges and playful vignettes fills the page. Jests about marriages and money mix with bungalow living details and a string of quips from society chatter. The humorous tone weighs on domestic life and social quick wit.
A collage of old sample lines including marketing pitches for Castoria therapy notes, a cartoonish joke about a calm Liverpool writer, a brief on preventing premature burials with a scientist’s candle test, parliamentary quips, and an advertisement for Allen’s Foot-Ease.
An ad promoting Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment claims premature baldness caused by dandruff and irritation can be prevented with daily shampoos and occasional ointment use. Sample requests via mail to Boston. Also includes short humor and product placements for Grape-Nuts and Postum with a testimonial-style letter about health improvements.
A fragmentary dialogue recalls a club scene where a new member is sent through a transom to obtain goods amid urban slang. The joke contrasts formal talk with rough humor about baseball and mischief. A wife recalls her husband’s diet and his passing, while the men joke about Briggins' self serious nature and frequent trouble.
A quirky exchange defines an island as land surrounded by a war zone and explores humor about social relations. The dialogue contrasts Kntoker and Bocker on definitions while offering a wry take on communication.
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