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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1915
Page
6
Mrs Bowser observes Bowser nervously preparing a political address, yet his oration collapses into stammering and comic incoherence. The rehearsal ends with the clock, a cat, and a broken mood as Bowser storms out seeking a fix.
A Yonkers Statesman fragment shows a young man offering a cigar while a benefactor teases about a daughter's engagement. The father smiles between puffs as the diplomat notes she has given her band to another and still has two bands.
A quirky dialogue fragment where Yor tek Pam imagines writing to the Interstate Commerce Commission to inventory railroads from New York to Chicago. Flamlee Fatt questions the purpose while Louist Me Courter-Journal notes the idea. A separate joke pits a newspaper job applicant against a test of error handling in a mock interview. A widow recalls her late husband as a man of excellent qualities, joking that he belonged to six judges amid sympathetic chatter.
A New York Mail excerpt describes a boy named George who chats about fruits flowers and vegetation and mentions his knowledge of apples in a whimsical, oblique piece about indulgent flavors and cryptic maples. The language blends playful misstatements with a childlike curiosity.
In Paris in 1793 the lone American bachelor Goodwin encounters a spectral Frenchwoman in the fountain square near Rue Rivoli. After a night of eerie sightings and a vanishing cab, he later learns of the Girondists and the guillotine, and the incident haunts him for years.
For sale or rent a hall block transept pond trade. Write, call or phone sud Geo. Be Anderson, Estherville, Iowa.
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