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Newspaper
Wahpeton Times
Location
Wahpeton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
9
The readable text shows disjointed phrases about a medicine maker, a remarkable offer, appointments, delays, and costs. It mentions Biden and personal expenses in a garbled form, with no clear event, date, or definitively named entities.
In a lively reminiscence, Sita recalls a luxurious office car ride with Mr. Dillingworth after Miss Greer’s incident. The trip sparks daydreams, remorse, and a clash between patronizing charm and managerial temper, ending with a costly mistake and a vow to stay patient.
A playful exchange centers on sleeves as a metaphor for clever diplomacy. The speaker notes it works best when there is some secret plan or "mina" ready to surprise, inviting negative or skeptical reactions.
Ho Lu sought to test Sun Tzu by ordering 180 palace concubines drilled into two companies with concubines at the heads. Sun Tzu faced disobedience, ordered beheadings of two leaders, and demonstrated firm command. The king, though alarmed, withheld clemency, finally recognizing Sun Tzu as a capable general.
A Youth's Companion note recounts two newsboys in a city scene. Jim boastfully claims to have found a dime he lost, then reveals he found the hole the dime went through, prompting Bill to shift from glum to surprised by the joke and outcome.
A Baltimore Sun excerpt mocks a so called intellectual eater who orders wild duck terrapin venison and more with his secretary paying the bill. He has no time for haggling and devotes every moment to eating before duties like voting shaving missing his wife and disciplining children.
In a humorous domestic tale Beatrice and her husband Walter buy an amethyst pin. Walter’s mother, Mamma Langton, pressures thrift, leading to a misadventure when the pin is found in a streetcar seat and finally advertised. A benefactor buys the pin, leaving Beatrice distraught as the heirloom vanishes.
A fragmentary exchange mentions a "regular monkey and park of time" at a house yesterday and questions what was the matter. The line "Took the children to the park 200" hints at a park outing, though details are unclear.
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