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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1950
Page
10
A collection of short quotes on problem solving love golf marriage and aging. Each line offers a concise humorous or philosophical remark attributed to common writerly wit.
Advertisement advises giving Camels cigarettes to smokers and Prince Albert Smoking Tobacco to pipe or roll your own smokers as holiday gifts. Promotes red and green festive packaging and personalized gift cards, urging readers to buy locally.
Grandmother Thorndyke questions Dorinda about a scar on her wrist from a perfume bottle accident in France. She recalls triggering the incident by startling the child who stood at a dressing table reaching for a hidden perfume flask.
Dorinda confronts her aunt Lucy’s accusation of not being Dorinda as Edward plans to tell his mother that the scar was removed. Mrs Thorndyke dies in her sleep after a tense confrontation and a doctor's warning about shocks. Fay and Dorinda cope as the family faces crisis and a looming confrontation with Mr Thorndyke.
Will Rogers, serving as toast master, grew tired of a lengthy speech by the man he had just introduced. He rose and quipped that the speaker had just listened to that famous Chinese statesman On Too Long, delivering a sharp Broadway style zinger.
A nostalgic ad teaser notes that consumers look for the Miss Nu-Maid image on margarine packages. It touts Nu-Maid Table-Grade flavor and modern molded table style packaging, urging buyers to seek the Miss Nu-Maid emblem for quality.
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