Editorial observations, 1910
A Colorado farmer has gathered 125 bushels of grasshoppers, which he intends to dry, so that they may be used for chicken feed next winter. Since a use has been found for grasshoppers we may expect future crops of them to be failures.
A new comet has been discovered. There ought to be a stop put to this. If the former one brought about all the trouble which has been going on the earth since, we can spare any more of these heavenly mischief makers for some time to come. And those who are looking for trouble and read their answer in the stars should be legally enjoined, at least until the world has had time to catch its breath.
Look over your small change carefully; there are several counterfeit five-dollar bills in circulation.
Owing to the fact that their wives are away for the summer a good many men are almost forgetting how to button waists up the back.
Cincinnati surgeons are to amputate a citizen's six-inch nose. To use a Pittsburgh word, the gentleman really is "nobby."
No picnic can claim to have been destroyed by rainy weather this season.
Friday, February 22, 2008
A Use for Grasshoppers
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