English visitors laugh at jokes in Chicago tale
A mixed company of English and Chicagoans share dinner stories and songs. An amused English guest fails to see humor until a joke is attributed to a dead man who supposedly just died ten years earlier, prompting a quiet punchline. The scene shifts to Marietta von Leclair’s early training tale and a remark about a calf-like listener. The note closes with a tidbit on China’s ancient wheat cultivation and its global bread role.
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America
Chicago
Ashman
Abe
Mme. Schumann-Sleink
Gratz
Marietta von Leclair
Gustav Kobbe
American
Isis
Ceres
Ostentational Display of Wealth and Witty Sayings
A collage of brief quotes from multiple papers. The Atchison Globe notes a social scene where a man acts apologetically toward his wife on meeting her after inviting a friend to dinner. The Boston Post quips about a boy named Muggsy boasting small change. The Washington Times offers a lamb joke about first time in Wall Street making him feel sheepish.
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Back Pain Warned By Kidney Trouble Ad
An old Kansas City carpenter testifies to severe back pain and kidney trouble lasting years. After trying many medicines he praises Dean's Kidney Pills, noting relief after three boxes and restored appetite. The ad invites readers to visit George Martin's drug store in Tucson for the product.
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Fifty Year Four Per Cent Bonds of Pima County Arizona
Bond sale notice for fifty year four per cent bonds of Pima County Arizona Territory with bids due April 21 1902 at Tucson and terms including par value redemption in 1952. Includes bid guarantees and conditions plus notices for Indian supplies proposals and local business ads.
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Tucson
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Wooster Street
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Caldwell
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Electric Bitters battle malaria in swampy Virginia area
The ad claims the Great Dismal Swamp in Virginia is a malaria breeding ground and that Electric Bitters destroy the germs causing malaria and may prevent typhoid. It cites a testimonial from John Charleston of Yesville Ohio and promotes the 50 cent price with a satisfaction guarantee.
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John Charleston
Yesville
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