What He Thought
A humorous exchange at a store features a customer unhappy with the lack of wordy sideboards and a furniture clerk explaining his wife pushed him to shave Yen off.
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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1913
Page
4
A humorous exchange at a store features a customer unhappy with the lack of wordy sideboards and a furniture clerk explaining his wife pushed him to shave Yen off.
A lively street exchange centers on a lecturer opposing woman suffrage. Locals doubt her stance yet acknowledge she attracts large crowds elsewhere, her appeal driven by style rather than arguments.
A vaudeville engagement remark leads to a quip about performance and baseball. A famous ball player says in good humor that after making a hit, one should not bow on the way to first base. The exchange blends show business and sports humor from a winter setting.
A fragment shows a tense exchange debating fatal harm and moral choices. The speakers refer to a Turk and to eating forefathers over ten years, implying a dark humor about lineage and inescapable consequences.
New York telegraph report states a chorus girl in the Knickerbocker theater district is discovered among the models for "Oh! Oh! Delphine." The stage manager invites her to dinner but she worries about people misunderstanding.
A playful exchange compares makeup to a straight flush and colors of Marie’s cheeks, noting artificial appearance. The remark flips from praise to jest, framing beauty as a card game metaphor.
A columnist echoes a claim that a dressmaker’s model uses a long wrap as a cover for suspected sinister intent. The piece frames the wrap as a visible clue to hidden designs and possible schemes.
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