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Newspaper
Wahpeton Times
Location
Wahpeton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1908
Page
6
A playful instructive piece describes a hearty rustic meal featuring dumplings with dried apples and ham. The narrator recalls traditional steps, from soaking and cooking to a smoky, colorful finish, emphasizing memory and shared supper rituals in a village setting.
A longtime New York Yacht Club employee, Neils Olsen, recalled reporters pressed him during the Dunraven controversy. He showed a Tribune clipping predicting Dunraven’s removal, remarking on reporters’ eagerness as club members debated the measure at the Madison Avenue clubhouse.
A London Express item notes few American visitors miss Westminster Abbey. A student sought King Edward I’s tomb but, after searching, was told Edward II is absent because “we only have the odd numbers.”
A lively exchange cites The Maid and The Abominable Bachelor from Black and White. It notes Friday marriages as a curious topic and warns that long office hours may raise suspicion of fudged books. The spoof reflects press humor on social norms and professions.
A Pittsburg Post note references a wedding rumor as false, quoting a playful exchange about taking a bride. The piece suggests the claim lacks truth and reads like a light society item from the era.
In a told tale of a detective on a secret service force, a body is found near a farm with concealed identity. The sleuth spots carrier pigeons apart from others and uses one pigeon to summon the murdered man’s son, who travels by express train to Gerretsville, enabling identification of the victim.
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