The Adair County News, Kentucky, September 13, 1905
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The Minneapolis Journal, Minnesota, July 25, 1906
That the list of school children in the fourth ward has been padded with the names of 200 dogs is declared by United States Marshal Vivian Fagin.
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The Behaviour Book: A Manual for Ladies, 1853
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(Do you, sir?), West Liberty, Kentucky, June 1, 1922
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Pennsylvania, July 18, 1932
All of which gives one pause. The baby-kissing custom is a bit hard on the candidates, undoubtedly; but did you ever stop to think what a tough break it is for the babies?
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Pennsylvania, July 28, 1932
But somehow, the thought of “canned” speeches being stored up for broadcasting purposes is dismaying. Campaign blah is even harder to listen to when it comes out of a machine than when it proceeds from a flesh-and-blood thorax.
San Francisco Chronicle May 21, 1915
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