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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1932
Page
3
A collection of witty schoolboy phrases gathered by H Cecil Bunt showcases humorous misreadings and births of truth. Notable lines include puns on marriage and politics, with quips about Magna Carta and spinning machines. The item appears in London Tit-Bits.
A jumble of 1920s style snippets includes a barber customer exchange, a diner critique, waiter habits, and a letter from a country girl to her mother. Talks on conviction and kindness mingle with a light chatty tone about routines and social behavior.
A compact, reflective clipping notes human and animal nature with wry aphorisms about money time and dignity. It muses on ridicule Easy Street laughter and repetition while offering light commentary on language and French encounters.
A compilation of aphoristic quotes noting that appearances can mislead good and bad men alike. It highlights Coleridge Wordsworth and Voltaire ideas on speech action and maintaining youthful vigor through enduring age with reflective lines and fragmentary style.
A collection of aphorisms on duty humility and caution. Witty maxims warn that extreme justice invites injury and contentment fades quickly while true character shows in steady actions rather than plots and show. The musings juxtapose wealth travel and honesty with humor.
The Katanga railway linking northern Ttho esia with Belgian Congo shows little SA executive concern. White engine drivers once faced sobriety issues amid a harsh climate, prompting a shift to black labor. Critics fear drunken white drivers or volatile black operators, making the journey a thrill.
A stiff breeze spread flames from a flaming jack rabbit into a fre near Santa Barbara California destroying about 600 acres of wheat grain and brush. The rabbit trapped in burning brush fled into a grain field and rolled to extinguish the fire, igniting the dry crop. The wind then fanned the blaze until 600 acres burned before containment.
The article recounts Senator Edge, newly named ambassador to Paris, describing modesty as essential in diplomacy. He cites Lord Curzon as a superior person who annoys others and jokes that a great figure would attend an automobile show in an airplane, quipping on humility.
Judge Ditford McLaughlin of Buffalo says knowing a national hymn may merit leniency. A 64 year old man proved he could sing all stanzas of America in court and received a suspended sentence on an intoxication charge.
Fragmentary dialogue shows Jack and Mrs Snapper and Pathinder Magazine figures. Conversation hints at accusations of inconsistency tied to three women at a workplace and a claim that all walk on the same ground.
Local residents visit and travel through nearby towns while winter cold eases after a sharp spell. Bank statements for Browning Savings Farmers' Exchange and Citizens State show solid health despite reduced deposits. A series of life advice tips closes with a quote attributed to George Churchill.
A music critic states that what is now called modern Jazz was played by prehistoric races 7,000 years ago leading to nostalgia for the distant past. The remark blends speculative history with cultural memory and modern music labels.
A dialogue between Mae and Alice reveals a wry social scene. Mae notes many fiends but few true friends as they navigate burdens and loyalties in a lighthearted exchange.
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