Notice: I will not be responsible for debts by others
A notice states that the author will not be responsible for any debts contracted by anyone other than themselves. It emphasizes sole liability and disavows responsibility for others’ obligations.
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Newspaper
Barstow Printer
Location
Barstow, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1931
Page
3
A notice states that the author will not be responsible for any debts contracted by anyone other than themselves. It emphasizes sole liability and disavows responsibility for others’ obligations.
Life luz tidbits sketch American novelists roasting American life as Pan Americans. Gene Tunney notes his literary recognition by a famed novelist. A painter living in a French village jokes about village life and neighborly visits with a playful punchline about missing wood.
The president questions Dubleigh about possible crook activity. The manager laughs, saying Dubleigh is under his wife's orders to demand more money, and the luckless man is grateful for his current pay.
A playful exchange depicts a self described ventriloquist whose claim to throw his voice is met with skepticism. The banter pivots on the perceived strength of his vocal projection and the comic disbelief of the other speaker.
Parlor maid asks for Monday off to visit her aunt and her daughter Peggy backs the request, revealing the aunt has been made a sergeant. The piece reads as a playful anecdote from a Liverpool Express item about family loyalty and a promoted aunt.
Shirley and her mother head out toward a neighbor as dusk falls. Shirley delays to watch bugs with their tiny flashing lights, delaying the trip and prompting her mother to urge hurry.
Mrs Jones greets Mr Smith at the door as he asks to borrow her for digging. She notes he already has every garden tool she owns. The moment blends humor with neighborly interruption as they discuss the request.
A humorous exchange has a mother-in-law scolding her son-in-law for breaking a mirror, claiming seven years of bad luck. The son-in-law asks if he will live that long, prompting a playful reply.
A brief dialogue style item questions what constitutes vanity and how tall the speaker is. The exchange frames vanity through a playful, introspective banter about self-image and measurement.
A witty quip from Fliegende Blatter of Munich pokes fun at the unreliability of time tables as travelers lament the mismatch between asking for a 9 45 train and being told it leaves at a quarter to ten.
The United States public health service notes tissue shrinkage with age likely stems from several factors. Inadequate nutrition, reduced internal secretions from glands like pituitary and adrenal, and cell death due to poor metabolism and overall body activity may contribute.
Lien for labor and storage on a 1981 Studebaker Coach Ohio plate 79002 engine ER820675 serial 1817429 totaling 33.50. Public auction set for January 14, 1932 at 10 AM at Bagdad Service Station Bagdad San Bernardino California to satisfy the lien. owner is Jack O'Brien 8710 Menlo Ave Los Angeles. Dated December 22 1931.
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