How I Raised My First Born
A lighthearted exchange as a young woman explains she has placed her child with relatives for six months while she concentrates on writing a book about motherhood. The dialogue showcases a playful, domestic tone.
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Newspaper
Barstow Printer
Location
Barstow, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1930
Page
6
Under Force Kiss Turns Legal Threat in Anesthetic Claim
A disputed scene unfolds as a man vows a kiss even under protest while the woman warns it would be forced under anesthesia. The exchange hints at coercive dynamics and possible legal implications. Both parties are unnamed in this brief excerpt.
The Lowdown On Clothes On The Street Banter
In a brief exchange Mrs Pryer says she does not size people by clothes seen on the street. Mrs Guyer replies she loves outfits, preferring a line full of clothes every time, signaling a fashion focus or street style chat.
Change Old Friend—A Wealthy Man’s Eccentric Shift
A witty exchange reveals a millionaire’s transformation from impolite to eccentric and sarcastic. old manners give way to sharp humor as lavish wealth reshapes social behavior. The dialogue highlights class and persona changes amid wealth.
A Great Druggist's One Fault
Two druggists recall a confrere who died and agree he was a great druggist yet note his chicken salad was a touch too salty. The exchange preserves a period voice and character-driven humor.
How a Glass and Bottle Escalated a Quarrel
A casual dispute between friends escalated after one threw a beer glass and another retaliated with a bottle leading to a broader quarrel. The brief exchange highlights how a small incident can ignite a heated row between acquaintances.
Masterpieces at Jones House Turn Out to Be Spider Webs
A humorous exchange notes genuine homespun items at Jones residence last night, but the claimed masterpieces are revealed as spider webs, highlighting a playful misunderstanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones’ House
Questioning a longtime employee’s departure after 30 years
In a candid exchange the supervisor asks why the veteran staffer wants to leave after more than three decades. The reply attributes the decision to a reluctance to fall into a rut despite long service.
A Slippery Customer Classic Fish Tale
A playful exchange about a slippery eel suspect eluding lobster cops. The banter centers on repeated near captures and the culprit remaining at large, with mock urgency and nautical humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eel
Profitable Fad Sparks Coin Hobby Dialogue
The customer reveals a growing interest in coin collecting, noting a large collection mostly of quarters and halves. The exchange underscores a profitable hobby trend and mutual curiosity between buyer and seller in a Walter context.
Castoria Circle of Care for Infants and Young Children
An old advertising note promotes Castoria as a safe vegetable-based remedy for infant colic, stomach issues, constipation, or diarrhea. It claims gentle regulation, pleasing taste, suitability for babies and growing children, and features the signature of Chas. H. Fletcher on the wrapper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. H. Fletcher
Fog penetrating light elusive despite endless research
Engineers seek a fog penetrating light for aviators and ship captains, but no solution exists after extensive tests. Neon vs incandescent differences are negligible in fog, though low mounted fog lights may help reduce glare. researchers note no practical improvement yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Carlson
Westinghouse Lamp Company
Chicago
Oregon
Kansas City Star
Science Service
Famous Hollywood Strain Pullets Booking Orders Open
10000 White Leghorn pullets from Oregon booked for February and March delivery. Raised on wire floors and concrete yards eight weeks at 75 cents each. Express paid in California. Mail orders require deposit. deposit refunded if sold out. Bur Pullet Farm at 920 Chestnut, Burbank, California.
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Hollywood
Oregon
Calif
Bur Pullet
Chestnut
Burbank
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