He Met the Dragon and the Inn Door Snub
A tramp knocks at the inn known as George and the Dragon asking for a meal and a word with George. The landlady refuses, then the tramp repeats the plea as a door slam closes the scene.
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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1946
Page
10
A tramp knocks at the inn known as George and the Dragon asking for a meal and a word with George. The landlady refuses, then the tramp repeats the plea as a door slam closes the scene.
A jumble of domestic hints covers preserving silver with dark outing flannel lined drawers, tracking children's diseases for school readiness, fence post sealing with roof paint, and decorating with frothy curtains. It also suggests lemon juice in pie filling, serving apples with cheese for dessert, and using white accents to brighten rooms with vases and cushions.
The list provides concise answers to ten prompts. Items mention Democritus as origin for atom idea, the Cuban hummingbird, a wind type, Emperor Maximin claimed height and diet, Breed's Hill as battlefield, a flying horse, England, a morbid fear of confined spaces, and other brief responses.
The item promotes a booklet titled New Book of Everyday Etiquette from Weekly Newspaper Service, with buying details and a Christmas gift suggestion. It also highlights Camel Cigarettes and Prince Albert tobacco tins as popular seasonal gifts, packaged with space for a Merry Christmas message.
Woolen socks in white navy blue maroon brown or gray with cable knit cuff trims. Pattern No 5085 offers sizes small medium large and requires 20 cents, fame, address, and pattern lumber. Gay potholders use colorful scraps to create animal head shapes embroidered with floss for holiday gifts and kitchen decor.
The 1945 top personal income in the United States was $1,113,035 reported by Leo McCarey film director and writer. Most earnings came from his percentage of profits from Going My Way.
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