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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1920
Page
3
A humorous ditty notes a misprint barried for married while the writer jokes about punning and a single man’s lessons from experience. The column scampers through bits of mischief crime and oddities with a narrator’s wry tone.
A terse fragment hints at a confession about a speaker who cannot be trusted. The line suggests unreliability of the informant and leaves the source unnamed.
A Lincoln professor urges families to declutter artful clutter and uphold aesthetic standards. A boarding house satire follows as residents joke about mustaches, ties, and the art for art's sake ethos. A Russian prince claims vegetarian diet builds strength while New York signs vanish liquor ads. A tale of amnesia for escape and a washing note mix ups with a jealous suitor ends in comic mischief.
A playful collection of verses and jokes from Paul and editors about Herbert, Willis, and local paper rivalries. It notes The Seven Year Itch as a punchline and jokes about Sunday school, money troubles, and show tickets amid student humor.
A young Herbert exits the dairy business when his pump breaks down, forcing him to quit the operation.
The Wins One campaign urged by the American Christian Missionary society asks for a united church effort to win souls and train Christians. Next Sunday morning the sermon will focus on The Power of Faith, with an evening pageant Forty five years of service by the ladies' missionary society.
A fragmentary poem titled The Seven Year Itch presents ironic portraits of youths and a speaker who never speaks. It references a dull central character with a loud mouth and a mild Rabbit nickname, noting oddities and humor in a playful, dated style.
The First Baptist Church on Seventh Street and Laramie Avenue invites the community to services. Sunday at 11:00 A M the pastor discusses Intercession and in the evening The Great Temptation with special music. Special features planned for the evening and all are welcome.
The Sunday school will award a banner next Sunday morning to the class with the most members absent for three months or more. New and former scholars eligible. Cottage prayer meetings report good spirit, increasing interest, and rising numbers.
A witty adage notes that many men spend extravagantly on a wife, framing marriage as an expensive habit. The line reflects a humorous or satirical view of domestic life and spending.
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