Extravagant and Wicked Females And Local Tidbits
A jokey column notes on social pretensions and wishes for wealth. Mentions Constance Ferfita and Stookton Baste in humorous digs. Back County life includes Olive from St Louis and Wabash from Chicago praising pure milk, with rural village pride and brief quips on fame and cash.
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Olive
St. Louis
St Louis
Wabash
Chicago
A Misapprehension and Satire in The Eagle
A brief noted dialogue in Brooklyn Eagle uses caricatured figures The Cheerful Idiot and The Gloomy Sage to mock misperceptions about a woman’s role in football and to joke about serving pie in hollow wedges in a humorous, period sense.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Comanche Fete Sparks Indian Crime Debate in Tribune Parody
A fragmentary Chicago Tribune item mocks debates on vice among Indians and compares to New York Times lines about liberty. A late night scene shows a student saluting a cabby and prompting distant cheers. The piece blends satire and asserted tensions around native communities and urban raciness.
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Vondtion
Torer
Chicago Tribune
Liberty
New York Times
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Constance
Ferfita
Bridge
Theie
Maria
President Law of
Minneapolis, Journal
Ln College
Butte
Philadelphia Press
John Bull
Minneapolis Journal
Aittle Lanady
Flossie
Charlie
Major Jones
Exmoor
Abeklurg
Pe “Wie
Gehts, Landsmann
Roosevelt
Berlin
Chicago Record-Herald