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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1915
Page
7
Farmhouse design emphasizes business use with a built in office and workshop. The plan shows a 44 by 29 foot 6 inch footprint with basement, power laundry, vegetable storage, dairy by products handling, and separate quarters for men with private stairs and an extra bedroom downstairs. The feature highlights a side porch entry to the office and men’s quarters, plus a large cellar and convenient hallway access.
The plan divides the cellar into vegetable storage and cold storage plus refrigerator on one side, and creamery laundry and general workroom with fuel bin on the other. Front wall depth reduces noise in living spaces while providing light through deeper workroom windows.
A vintage house plan describes a two story layout with a dining room adjacent to a kitchen and pantry separating male and female work areas. The 12 by 17 foot dining room opens to a living room with a large fireplace and a main hallway connects living room kitchen and side porch. Upstairs holds three bedrooms a family bathroom and storage closets on both sides.
A warped dialogue captures neighbors and a lawyer in brief vignettes. The wrathy neighbor presses a crying baby question while Mr al responds. A mother prepares a speech for a Mothers club on social welfare. Other lines hint at minor domestic quibbles and a custody matter involving $200.
A string of quips and dialogues about marriage, jealousy, eloquence, and social quirks. Jokes feature wise mates, ungrateful suitors, and ironic flippancy about love, status, and art. One line notes a counting boy at a movie while others lampoon outspoken speech and domestic dynamics.
A chaotic dialogue mix appears as a bride seeks forgiveness after a slopement while a groom questions a father's call. Misheard phrases and comic exchanges about music, weather, and baked goods create a playful, fragmented scene labeled First Aid and Not Guilty with various punchlines.
Dialogue humor about asking for permission to marry a Scotty dog and a salesman. A mock scene shows Della and Maggie debating engagement while a cartoon caption jokes about a lubricating oil sales pitch and a troublesome future. The snippet hints at comic dating misgivings and societal mores.
A Milwaukee paper praises a fair singer, noting hazel eyes cherry lips and a willow form of commanding presence. The piece highlights a voice of brilliant timbre as a standout element of the performance and hints at a rustic or lumber camp setting in the background.
Dr Ernest Richardson of Princeton cites Dr Samuel J Andrews to question heart of progress in religion. Andrews, calmly reading in a library, notes there were twelve hundred churches in Philadelphia today and, historically, roughly twelve hundred synagogues in Jerusalem at Jesus’s time.
A collage of vintage ads and quips covers hair treatment with Cuticura products promising clear scalps and hair growth. Sweet-laden jokes, jokes on jitneys, and wry anecdotes mix with a note on Glasgow lodgings and rough China roads from Wide World Magazine.
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