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Wall, I jist stood thar a watchin' them printin' presses a runnin'; paper goin' in to one end and cumin' out at t'other all printed and full of picters and folded up ready to sell; it jist beat all the way they done it. WELL I JEST STOOD THAR WATCHIN THEM PRINTIN PRESSES O RUNNIN PAPER GOIN IN TO ONE END AN COMIN OUT AT T'OTHER ALL PRINTED AND FULL OF PICTURES AN FOLDED UP READY TO SELL IT JEST BEAT ALL THE WAY THEY DONE IT
t would be generally better off if they didn't git it.--Punkin Centre Philosophy. The Weekly Paper at Punkin Centre WALL, t'other day, down in New York, I wuz a-walkin' along on that street what they call the broad way, when I cum to the Herald squar noospaper buildin', and it wuz all winders and masheenery. Wall, I wuz jist flobgasted; I jist stood thar lookin' at it. On the front thar wuz a bell and a couple of fellers standin' along side of it with slege hammers in their hands, and every onct in a while they would go to poundin' on that bell, and folks 'd stand 'round and watch 'em do it; they reminded me of a couple of fellers splittin' rales. And all 'round the edge of the buildin' they had hoot owls sottin', with electric lites in their ize, and thar wuz no end to the masheenery in that buildin'. If anyone hed ever told me thar wuz that much masheenery in the whole world durned if I'd a-beleeved them; biggest masheen I'd ever seen before wuz Si Pettingill's new thrashin' masheen. ER STORIES BY CAL STUART THIS LIVER BOX RECORDING IS IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN RECORDING BY PHILIP MARTIN THE WEEKLY PAPER AT PUNKIN CENTRE WELL TER THE DAY DOWN IN NEW YORK I WAS WALKIN ALONG ON THAT STREET WHAT THEY CALLED THE BROADWAY WHEN I CUM TO THE HAROLD SQUARE NEWSPAPER BUILDING AND IT WAS ALL WINDERS AND MACHINERY WELL I WAS JEST FLOBGASTED I JEST STOOD THERE LOOKING AT IT ON THE FRONT THERE WAS A BELL AND A COUPLE OF FELLERS STANDING ALONGSIDE OF IT WITH SLEDGE HAMMERS IN THEIR HANDS AND EVER ONCE IN A WHILE THEY WOULD GO TO POUNDING ON THAT BELL AN FOLKS UD STAND AROUND AND WATCH EM DO IT THEY REMINDED ME OF A COUPLE OF FELLERS SPLITTIN RAILS AND ALL AROUND THE EDGE OF THE BUILDING THEY HAD HOOT OWLS SOTTIN WITH ELECTRIC LIGHTS IN THEIR EYES AND THERE WAS NO END O THE MACHINERY IN THAT BUILDING IF ANYBODY HAD EVER TOLD ME THAT THERE WAS THAT MUCH MACHINERY IN THE WHOLE WORLD DURNED IF I'D A BELIEVED EM BIGGEST MACHINE I'D EVER SEEN BEFORE WAS CY PETTINGILL'S NEW THRASHIN MACHINE
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