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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1905
Page
14
The piece notes the Prince of Wales owns nineteen pianos and cites a range of satirical quotes. It mentions an English judge ruling a school teacher is not a gentleman and comments on gender views in the Richmond Times Dispatch. It also references jury deadlock and political differences from the Washington Evening Star.
A collage of pithy quotations from various papers covers divorce sermons, diplomacy misses, legal costs, Mormon double standards, czarist rights, Utah kissing rules, religious piety, salon gossip, and social standards. Notable lines poke at clergy, lawyers, and fashion while recalling historical quirks of the era.
The selection mixes quips about pouting, cowardice, and vanity with editorials on university life, railroad leadership, and the Mayor Ames scandal. It reflects light commentary and sharp political humor across papers from Philadelphia Chicago Memphis Macon and Norfolk.
The Denver News quotes a bold push in Colorado for agricultural development. A Washington Post satire mocks state leadership trying to expand governance as a former governor’s footprint echoes.
A light exchange follows a joke about Blinks's new hat and her head troubles. Jinks comments on neuralgia while Blinks clarifies the issue is the hat, not pain. The playful back and forth showcases their witty banter.
Consular Agent Headen from Puebla reports on Mexico's domestic goats. The ordinary goat provides four pounds dried meat and six pounds refined tallow plus skin, valued at 5.46 Mexican dollars in the home market, with breed costs averaging 2.50 pesos. Angoras show limited value here, and goats breed four times in three years.
A collage of sensational clippings and banter including health cures, humor strips, and society quips. The miscellany cites an offer for a nerve remedy at 981 Arch St Philadelphia and multiple jokes about marriage dogs and manners, reflecting early 20th century newspaper flavor.
An advertisement promises to cure a cold in one day with Laxative Brome Quinine Tablets and offers a money back guarantee. B W Grove’s signature appears on each box and the price is 25 cents. The note also mentions Standard Oil towing a barge 15 000 miles at sea to show its power, cited by the Washington Post.
A historic notice offers treatment for female diseases and pregnancy confinement. It advertises a women’s clinic with a "lady physician" available in person or by mail, claiming free consultation and confidentiality. Office located at 1818 Second Ave New York and Seattle address via P O Box 16.
Testimonials from Horatio J. Goss Jean Cowgill and J R Guill attest Peruna’s help in gripping cases and after effects. The letters describe severe grip symptoms, throat and head congestion, and lasting improvement after using Peruna.
A farmer and his wife visit a photo studio to order pictures. The husband advises his wife to focus her mind on unhappy memories to suppress laughter, but she remains unable to proceed and no photographs are taken.
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