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Newspaper
Barstow Printer
Location
Barstow, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1931
Page
3
A clipped dialogue shows a playful exchange where one character claims folly and the other affirms unanimity, signaling a lighthearted unresolved tiff and a mutual, if tongue in cheek, consensus. The exchange implies social sparring rather than formal dispute.
Blue and white store offers bananas golden ripe fruit four pounds for twenty three pounds sack. Fancy buses Packed for family trade. Rutabagas five pounds large crisp lettuce two for extra fancy Yakima Jonathans three pounds for navels oranges three dozen per dozen. Carrots beets each five cents per bunch.
Husband scolds wife for reckless spending and demands accountability while she agrees to provide the funds. The exchange centers on managing expenditures and financial control within the marriage.
Martin and Mabel chatter about Harry sending a single rose daily as a quiet gesture of affection. Martin quips that Harry speaks through flowers while stuttering under the pressure of his confession.
A dentist boasts crafting dentures that look natural and fit comfortably. The assistant notes the practice aims to blend aesthetics with function, ensuring the wearer’s bite and jaw harmony while preserving facial appearance.
In a paltry exchange, Dally asks how many men she can keep company with while she wonders aloud about the exact count. The dialogue hints at social entanglements and playful doubt in a domestic scene.
A Washington Star quote notes Senator Sorghum says a statesman may know public questions without knowing every answer. The exchange suggests ambiguity between familiarity with issues and certainty of solutions.
In a casual chat, a reader asks about the Mauretania and Joe replies about not seeing its picture. The exchange touches on whether the larger liner resembles the Bremen, hinting at maritime comparisons without a formal review.
Virginia leads in historic location marking with two faced metal markers set in sequence to trace Civil War army movements and inland settlement. Also ads offer land near Mitchell's Garage and Barstow lots for sale on U S highway 66 with prices and contact details.
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