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Van Wert Times

Location

Van Wert, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1892

Page

5

Gambletown Tales Of Jane The Cat and Professor Spunk

A humorous segment from Gambletown recounts Miss Alice Mary Gumbleton and the bashful Professor Bartholomew Spank who clashes over a clever cat named Jane. The physicist’s bold rescue attempts backfire, leading to a risky garden fence caper and a comic misadventure that ends with Jane the cat thriving while all hearts are stirred.

Gambletown Gumbletown Free Academy Bartholomew Spank Professino Nature Anyaye Spank Briarwood Relle College Gumbletown Jonathan Gumbieton Alice Mary Gumbleton Mary Gumbleton Bartholomew Spook Alice Mary Gambleton Alice Mary Jane Alice Samiel Miss Alice Nate Society of Kitty Professor Bartholomew Bartholomew Spunk J. Henderson Puel. Sn

ENGLISH AS SHE IS TALKED Slang Origins And Phrases

A discussion on slang origins and phrases used in American English. Examples include in the soup from New York street mud and shoo fly from Butler. The piece notes how slang phrases spread via newspapers and songs and comments on the playful inventor of many terms.

New York Broadway Dinnie Louisa M. Alcott Gen. Butler Webster and Worcester Lyman Abbott Ladies' Home Journal

A Patchwork of Jests and Oddities From an Era

A compilation of humorous vignettes and short anecdotes from various newspapers, featuring quips about doctors and fat men, party mishaps with hoses, misheard phrases, a note on engagement rings, musical mischief, and social foibles. Also included are brief items on funerary customs, vitality debates, skeleton trade, scientific curiosities, and light political reflections.

Duke of Devonshire Mr. Gladstone Mr Gladstone Smith London Spectator

Women Led Progressive Movements in Modern Society

The column surveys women organized for social reform and culture, noting extensive female voluntary groups reshaping public life. It questions how men’s roles interact with female efforts, praising female inspectors and national progress while urging prudence and broad masculine support.

Woman’s Christian ‘Temperance Union Christian Church Spyone Boston Margaret W. Noble

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