Breakfast quarrel over toast goes sour in kitchen skit
A newlywed couple argues at breakfast over toast and a joke about feeding the other. The husband tries to placate his spouse with a tepid exchange ending in a humorous taunt about breakfast.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1935
Page
3
Maynard and Concord Granges Hold Neighboring Meet
Maynard Grange joined Concord Grange for a town meet with a soloist Mrs lecturer from Maynard. The program featured entertainment and displays of fancy articles Grace aprons food and candy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Grange
Concord Grange
Maynard
Yornereny
Grace
Maynard Bride Named In Local Ceremony
Miss Richardson becomes Mrs Maynard Louise JH Richardson daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles of Boxboro and Robert T. Kimball of Littleton wed Saturday in dean where she works as a beautician at Crowe Beauty Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Richardson
Maynard
Louise JH. Richardson
Charles
Boxboro
Robert T. Kimball
Littleton
Dean
Crowe
Trio To Entertain at Maynard Woman's Club Meeting
Trio to entertain at the November meeting of the Maynard Woman's Club on November 12 in the Tuesday parish hall of St. George's church. The program includes a Mid Irish comedy and folk music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieee Ces
Maynard ‘Woman's Club
St. George’s Church
Youth program to aid nation announced by Maynard group
The federal Youth program led by former Harvard coach Eridie Casey has notified town selectmen of its plan to assist youth nationwide. Organizations focused on education and social betterment are invited to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Eridie Casey
Harvard
Marlboro Post elects drum corps committee for year
Herbert F. Akroyd post in Marlboro held a large meeting in the G A R hall electing the drum corps committee for the coming year. Dr A Kelleher was chosen chairman with Henry Callahan Arthur Bergeron Vergil Soldani Christopher Ghilanti Stillman Cousins and Harry Sapolsky as members. Commander Richard J Regan presided as 109 members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
National Convention of the Legion
Cleveland
Né&T
Richard J. Regan
McCleary to Compete for 1868 Prize at Feb 16
Maynard Sid McCleary and Raymond McCleary, sons of Sid and Mrs McCleary, will contest the class of 1868 prize of 46 dollars for best written oration. Four finalists will be chosen. The prize comes from a fund set up by the class at graduation. A Thanksgiving social occurs Friday at the high school auditorium. The Perfect Circle will be used in a sermon by Rev Ba, pastor, at Southport church next Sunday morning. he returns to lineup next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Sidney Raymond McCleary
Sid McCleary
Aeet
Bapaistor
Soatbottet Oh
West Acton Baptist Church notices Armistice Sunday
The West Acton church reports large attendance at the November 3 Communion service with over twenty Christian endeavorers. About fifty locals joined the Union Service at Aston Center where Mrs. F A MacDonald spoke and a united choir performed. Armistice Sunday is set for November 10 at 10.45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur M. Jeffers
B. C
West Acton
Aston Center
F.A. MacDonald
Maynard Bazaar Promises Two Nights of Entertain ment
The annual Maynard Bazaar will run Friday and Saturday with entertainment both evenings. An amateur program opens Friday with prizes awarded. Saturday features entertainment run by Mrs Walter Olsen. Door prizes, beano, and attractions are planned. The food table is run by St Hilda's Guild with organizers including Mrs George Waterhouse and Mrs Edward Woolwhite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P King
M Greenhalge
Mead
A. Webster
S. Underwood
Early Furniture Painted in Colonial New England
A fragment notes that almost all early American furniture from the Colonial period in New England was painted and in use during that era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Invention of Lithography by Alois Senefelder
Alois Senefelder a Bavarian actor and dramatist lived 1771 to 1834 and pioneered lithography by writing a reverse greasy sketch on a smooth stone to print a proof. His early trials with metal plates stone and ink led to relief engraving and later formal development of lithography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alois Senefelder
Earliest Known Chinese Feather Dyes Linked to 3000 B.C.
Archaeologists note that known Chinese dye practices date back to about 3000 B.C. with early forms not involving dyed pheasant or peacock feathers mounted for display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Spurred On Remark Sparks Silly Debate
A brief laced with misquoted taunt about Jones fuels a humorous quarrel. The snippet notes a riding habit purchase and a spy referenced to justify a split in force, hinting at a light, gag-like exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Lecause
Forse
Snubbed Proposal Quip Riddles Through Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
A clipped exchange shows a witty volley about marriage as a woman calls a suitor nice and sensible while he refutes with a counter remark. The brief item reflects social banter in a Philadelphia newspaper snippet.
Fragmentary Family Dispute Cited in Conversation
Dialogue fragment shows a mother noting temper issues in a child and a father denying inherited traits. The exchange touches on parental frustration and perceived fault without clear resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mei
Housewife’s Idea Box on Dish Cloths and Sink Stoppages
The Housewife advises against using undermined cloths as dish towels as lint may clog sinks. Correcting a stoppage costs more time and trouble than hemming the cloths, according to The Housewife column from Public Ledger, Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Ledger, Inc
WNU Service
Purpose Drives Character and Growth Across Life
A reflection on how purpose shapes virtue through action. Sincerity enhances associations and self-confidence, memory and concentration grow, and will-power strengthens from the start of any endeavor.
Eben Pursuit Amid Quiet Streets Cited
A brief line notes Eben at present not pursuing or troubling anyone, reflecting a moment of calm as authorities or observers report no active pursuit or conflict. The terse remark suggests restraint and lack of immediate danger in the scene.
Fashionable Cleverness in Art and Law History
The phrase describes stylish superficial brilliance in art and, in France from Louis XIV era, a legal trickster skilled in chicanery. It traces usage from courtly art to law, noting its evolution over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chile
France
Rushlight Candle Made From Rushes and Tallow
A rushlight is described as a rush candle formed from the pith of rushes dipped in tallow. The passage indicates this simple lighting device used historically for illumination.
Republicans gain seats amid New Deal backlash in trio of counties
Reported across New York and Boston dated November 6 shows Republicans claiming victory in Erie Monroe and Rensselaer counties as a repudiation of the New Deal. It notes home districts of Postmaster General and President Roosevelt linked to the gains while a separate Boston street riot involved whites and Negroes, police used clubs to quell clashes near West Springfield Street with City Councilor Richard son injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Deal
Erie
Monroe
Rensselaer County
Greene County
Gneral Farle
Roosevelt
Boston
Springfield Street
Wolvers
Richardson
Cooke
Lice: Body Found in Ravine Identified as Hay Taylor
Fragmentary OCR notes report a body found in a ravine identified as Hay Taylor. The text mentions Toronto and Pan Ac arthiere with unclear details. Further context is unreadable in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Nev
Alice
As. Hay Taylor
Pan Acarthiere
Italian Drive Aims to Capture Ethiopian City Bale Wall
Italian forces number 125000 press toward Bale Wall in Ethiopia with a four point drive and little resistance besides terrain as leaders hope to raise the fascist banner over the city by Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethiopia
Bale
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