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Newspaper
Troy Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1903
Page
10
Mrs Griggs visits Busbys during Christmas as gossip and jokes swirl about gifts. Mrs Busby reveals plans to surprise Mr Busby with a bathrobe chosen via a Parker’s clerk, while a playful misdirection about a coat unfolds. The tale blends domestic humor with holiday habits and wit.
The essay argues that unlike conquerors who gain fame through battle, the Christ life is marked by peace. Born in humble circumstances, Jesus taught righteousness and love, healed the afflicted, and died despised, yet His influence endures beyond empires. His realm is in human hearts, not kingdoms, and “at the name of Jesus every knee shall bow.”
An article argues colds stem from internal health violations rather than outside exposure. It links cold susceptibility to poor air, improper diet, excessive eating, and lack of exercise, urging open windows daily and outdoor activity to maintain vigorous health and prevent colds.
A dialogue advises a famous man against writing personal recollections about living celebrities, citing dangers of retaliation and a public backlash. The piece notes risks to reputation and suggests waiting until subjects are deceased. Also includes culinary tips on preparing figs and savory veal bake.
A Golden Penny interview with a former Atlantic cable clerk exposes earnings paths from £15 to £3,000 a year, cipher messaging costs, strict transmission care, penalties for errors and chat bans, plus anecdotes of fines and misread words during global events and queen jubilees.
A humorous tale about a journalist padding expense reports with a horse shoe item and a cashier’s wry joke, followed by brief clippings on German wood imports and a kitchen gag about poison cake. The items illustrate early 20th century newspaper miscellany and quirky newsroom culture.
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