Feathers Not Fur Says Mr Gander At Spring Meeting
Mrs Waddies asks Mr Gander where he makes fur, he answers he makes feathers. She credits his quick repartee and he quips that she should have called him the only quack at the party.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1905
Page
8
Mrs Waddies asks Mr Gander where he makes fur, he answers he makes feathers. She credits his quick repartee and he quips that she should have called him the only quack at the party.
The piece discusses women aged 45 to 60 facing changes of life and marks them as at risk of invalid status or loss of vitality. Mrs. Laura S Webb of Toledo endorses Wine of Cardui as a remedy to reinforce health, restore functions, and prevent late suffering. It urges early treatment and preparation.
A humorous exchange ends with two gullible figures marrying after a plan to build bizarre machines and teach thrifty living. The dialogue mocks self important inventors and dubious schemes with a satirical tone.
East Liverpool Ohio March 4 ex representative George TP Skirt says William J Bryan told his family in the morning of a dream predicting a Tuesday night fire that would affect the Skirt family as major losers.
A Washington dispatch notes March 4 marks a stone wall for passing pressing bills like railroad rate, statehood, pure food, and tariff cuts on Philippine products as Congress nears adjournment. Mentions Champ Clark and Sen Newlands Hale interplay, plus House squabbles over leadership and remarks by Representative Grosvenor and Littlefield.
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