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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1903
Page
2
A collage of satirical notes and brief observations from the Washington Gazette column touches on Kipling, Marconi, Tolstoy, and the sultan, with jests about Venezuela’s honor, portraits on tombs, and a joke on naval recruitment. It lampoons politics, science, and society with clipped witticisms and scattered references.
Wilfrid Lankester discovers a medieval tale of Jeanne de St Pierre while in Martinique. He bonds with Jacques and a radiant Jeanne as Mont Pelee wakes in danger and a doomed city erupts, forcing a perilous escape with the woman he loves.
Mrs Pendecker questions Henry about self reform as he boasts of quitting vices. Henry claims he has stopped swearing smoking drinking and late nights but Mrs Penheck suspects he still pleasures in liquor ads. He withdraws into a new Monse-cohrt created from old clothes.
An old couple in Jutland in harsh distress during a lockout donated their wedding rings to relief efforts. The Copenhagen workers kept the rings as a keepsake, then organized a collection that raised 460 dollars in cash and provided two new wedding rings with grateful thanks.
An actor and his favorite actress quarrelled and return to cordiality with a playful exchange about kissing and makeup. The scene establishes the order of precedence in the line quoted as kiss and makeup, as noted by the Baltimore American.
Special correspondence reports on the Hythe crypt bones in St Leonard’s church. Historians debate origin among Britons, Celts, Goths, Saxons, Danes, Romans with evidence of battle marks and Roman pottery fragments.
The readable lines show characters discussing marriage and affection in a playful or dramatic exchange. Names Bertle Edith Rose Lortle appear, with an unclear context but suggesting a romantic decision or proposal amid fragmented text.
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