Monuments Offer Tablets as Fairy Tale Cure
The Englishman critiques British strings of fairy tales while the American invites him to view tablets on monuments. The exchange highlights national tastes in lore and memory as they tour the display.
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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1910
Page
4
The Englishman critiques British strings of fairy tales while the American invites him to view tablets on monuments. The exchange highlights national tastes in lore and memory as they tour the display.
A specialist notes Jimmy is no longer on the messenger force and has taken a job with a dog fancier. Jimmy explains he trains dogs to respond to a whistle when a buyer comes to purchase a pet.
Two bathing girls describe a man with a camera as a fiend and disgusting. The first recalls the man saying, Yonder is a beach camera fiend, while the second notes he ate his lunch from a shop after posing all morning for his benefit.
Fragmentary dialogue shows a domestic quarrel over wardrobe choices and charity. References include light pants given to a poor tramp and concern about what to wear, with a mention of kilts and seasonal attire.
A fragment quotes the Philosopher of Folly declaring that kind words die if not carried out. The line suggests critique of empty civility and calls for action rather than rhetoric.
In a fragmentary note the text presents garbled terms and disjointed phrases with no clear person, place, organization, or event identified. The readable content does not yield a coherent news item or verifiable details for a summary.
President Taft's Beverly Mass letter to Lloyd Do Griscom is released amid a power struggle within the New York GOP. Taft denies backing any candidate for state chairmanship and urges a Roosevelt conference to avoid convention confrontation, while Griscom accuses party old guard of engineering Roosevelt's defeat.
In the Coeur d'Alenes district Idaho more than fifty people are dead and nearly a hundred missing as fires race through the region. Over 200 seriously injured, many blinded or with broken limbs, are reported amid collapsing homesteads. Burke and other towns burn while crews suffer fatalities. Washington reports forest fires in Missoula and northern Idaho have already burned timber and property exceeding 25 million dollars, with the Baltimore fire of 1904 used as a grim comparator.
The British cruiser Bedford ran ashore during full speed trials near Quelpart island Korea. Eighteen engine room crew members died from inrush of water as the hull flooded. Sister ships Minotaur and Monmouth stood by but could not assist due to heavy weather.
Globe Arizona reports William Day was arrested in Miami near here on Monday charged as one of the men who held up the Mogollon Silver City stage two weeks ago. Stage driver Dominguez was killed and a large quantity of silver bullion was stolen.
A fire in Liscomb near Marshalltown claimed the lives of eight year old Pa-Wayne Paris and six year old Teddy Thurber and another child. The youths were playing in a Savtonecet 1 match area when the blaze broke out on Monday.
A patient recounts severe kidney pain with stones that caused obstruction and urinary difficulty for days. After spending hundreds without relief, Doan's Kidney Pills relieved the attacks and the patient endorses the Dean's brand, sold 50 cents a box by Foster Milburn Co.
Willie, named president of the school insurance company, was fired before he could resign after a tense incident with the boys. The scene reflects conflict over leadership and school activity dynamics.
Parents are urged to protect infant skin from minor eruptions to prevent chronic rash and distress. Regular use of Cuticura Soap, with Cuticura Ointment when needed, keeps skin clean and free from irritation. Potter Drug & Chem Corp Boston offers a free Cuticura Book with skin care tips.
A Tennessee family welcomes triplets to their home. An Irish visitor inspects the infants lying in a row and, after examining the middle child, remarks that he would save that one. The scene is described in a didactic anecdote from Everybody's Magazine with dated racial context.
A reporter asked Mr. Roosevelt at the Outlook office how he handles heavy work and large crowds. He replied I shun bores and do not waste time on them. He noted he has only one chair in the room and hunts bores as being of small caliber.
A public health notice advises mothers to examine each Castoria bottle for the signa ture of Lgec and to rely on the product that has been in use for over 30 years, the kind they have always bought.
A playful exchange notes Bifferton’s devotion to grand opera and his habit of swearing by the famed soprano Alma Gluck. The quip highlights opera’s influence on local personalities and tastes.
A small coated pellet product claims to regulate and invigorate stomach liver and bowels without causing gripe. The description presents it as easy to take like candy.
A saying notes that people often undervalue beauty until faced with hardship. The adage uses a rose to symbolize value and a thorn to symbolize pain, suggesting appreciation grows through contrast.
An ad proclaims Dr Martel's Female Pills as a long standing remedy for women's ailments. It emphasizes quick and permanent results and notes availability at all drug stores.
A dinner joke where Tommy asks why Mamma favors Ethel and the mother replies that ladies come first. Tommy triumphantly asks why he was born before Ethel, prompting a punchline.
Solomon laments remembering to water many plants while away for the summer. He questions his claim to wisdom and the burden of memory during the season.
Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder relieves tired feet and eases corns and bunions. Helpful for breaking in new shoes and dancing. Sold everywhere. Free sample by mail from A Hen S Olmsted Le Roy NY.
A mother questions her son Jack about becoming a doctor while he hesitates. The mother insists the boy could not kill a fly, highlighting family sentiment and gentle humor in the Punch magazine tone.
Humorous skit dialogue features quick exchanges as two men in a street car joke about foot stepping and a hypothetical roof collapse. The scene plays on slang and stage banter typical of early theater humor.
A reflection on love that remains a sacred ache after loss, presenting peace turning into a quiet, enduring contentment. No events or entities are named. the line conveys timeless emotion rather than reportable facts.
An old advertisement promotes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething pain in children. It claims to soften gums reduce irritability and relieve wind colic with a soothing formula.
A calm and courteous man voices surprise at being unable to avoid a complaint. He frames the issue as an unexpected burden and questions the fairness of the grievance.
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