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& 1 & . DAILY COMMENT ON PEOPLE AND THINGS They promptly pinched a surviving engineer and flagnian of the New Haven -wreck. Of course the cre,w was responsibly for the wooden coaches. Just ihiagihe the "queen" Of'Por tugal having to say every "morning: "Get Up and start the fire, Manuel Maria Philip Karl Aniello Ludwig, Michael Raphael Gahriel Gonzaga Xavier Ffank'yon AseissrAilgen(" , Ahd how Weuld you like to sigh all that to your checks? tJ Observer at society resort3 -say that the wealthier a girl is the. More simply she dresses. . . NOW if all the girls wouidonly pre tend they're wealthy. '- ' Advanced tangoists ortahgoers, or' whateyer you call 'em, have taken- to wearing celluloid collars to save laUn--dry bills. BUnny huggers don't dare. The things would explode. The bun ny hug is a HOT dance. The high cost of living puts Us in mind of the fellow who said, "If we had the pride to buy some ham we'd have some ham and eggs, if we had the price to buy some eggs." Hefrn kolsaat has let out a squeal because the Trib has been carrying more advertising than the other three morning papers put together, the Inter-Ocean being one of "the other three." Herm says 'taint fair. He indicates that thte Trib has been kicking big business in the "pants and therefore doesn't deserve tile advertising. Having been slapped on the wrist, Big Business, as Herm seems to look at it, should drpp the Tribune and bring its 'advertising over to the Inter-Ocean. Smells like a case of "We cater to you, so it's up to you to cater to us." That ought to be interesting to them as reads the inter-Ocean. With Winter rushing in on uS we have a pretty good idea of Dad being the goat in a toucning scene. Yep, THE REASON "It seemB strange that he could plunder a great corporation like that for years without being found out.' "WelL YOU See. "tHe tMfrinraMnti jrou 'guessed it; this 13 the time of was pretty busy Itself." year Sis usually touches him for the price of a new fall lid. Nix oft. the flimsy underwear! Heavy on the heavies! Have you changed 'em yet? Yes, it IS a little early, but if this chizzly weather keeps up we're goin' to do it. , Those Daughters of the American JRevollition should shed no blood dver the liquor question. One .faction might be called CanteetttDaughters and the other -Canteenless Daugh ters. , , 'v Now Huerta'sUspects, his military chiefs of treachery, tmeasy lies the head that .wear's, a crown put on by asSasslhatidtt'or divine right of birth. -A resident of Rose Hill, a suburb 'of Los Angeles, says hef hens lay better when she plays a phonograph for them. Wonder if the next hatch ing of chicks will sing. "The police know ju-jltSu So' you must learn Ju-jitsu too," Is Mrs. Pankhurst's latest advice to her fol lowers. When the suffragets ahd bobbles get to ju-jitsuihg around Loudon there'll be some fun. Flirting te injurious ta the eves. says-an Elkhart, Ind., oculist Better put a ban on flimsy skirts. Los Angeles Record Has got Its town a going by a "contest over "How can a pretty girl protect herself in the business world?" ,Bet.we're go ing to find out why L. A. girls wear hatpins 28 inches lohg. Jerome, gambling With newspaper men? Impossible! What coUld a newspaper matt have that Jerome would want? British Ass'n. for Advancement of Science will discuss "the theory of ' laughter." They'll find it ttes right in the liver. - , T - 'Ut4M 2& && ittVJBJ. t 3 j j i i a IB