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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1961

Page

6

THAT'S EARL BROTHER Marvel Of America Driving 125 MPH

Earl Wilson reflects on American marvels from high speed Nevada drives to heated sidewalks in Paris and exclusive Beverly Hills bungalows. He notes celebrities in residence at The Beverly Hills Hotel and Washington DC hotels, sensational dining at Chicago Pump Room, and New York eateries with surprisingly low prices. The column blends travel, celebrity, and nightlife observations with humor.

Europe Nevada Ciscose Airport le Coq de la Rue Bebe Paris Beverly Hills Hotel Beverly Hills Marilyn, Monroe Elizabeth Taylor Eddie Fish Victor Berge Washington, D.C Jefferson Henry Luce Berge Thomas Jefferson Chicago Max Biouet Ambassador East Blouvet George V Ernie Byfield Midwest Byfield Blouet Middle West New York America France Nuyen Yvonne de Carlo Julie Wilson Basin St. East

Dreams are human produced not otherworldly messages

In a school feature Charles Barber asks questions and gives dream beliefs. The piece explains dreams are created by us and influenced by health mood hunger and recent events. It includes three riddle questions and their punny answers as light entertainment.

Radio and TV Logs Burned By Late Program Changes

The Decatur Delly reports changes to radio and television schedules as last minute edits cause confusion. Prigey wes Ty Cranre 12 Friday Warty Chane Crider noted schedule adjustments and program reassignment.

Basin St. nightlife and celebrity sightings swirl in a wild scene

The column paints a vivid Basin Street party with Herb Shriner negotiating a Larchmont home sale and a boat dock and pipe organ from a Chicago theatre in the mix. Selene Walters strolls Cafe Chauveron as Joe E. Lewis lends $100 to a famous actor who is later stabbed on TV. The tale ends with a quip about naivete and a comic aside on an imported caviar request.

Cialites Basin St Herb Shriner Larchmont Toots Shor Selene Walters Cafe Chauveron Joe E. Lewis Joe Earl Taffy Tuttle Corbett Monica Lake Tahoe Smoky the Bear Four Seasons

Foot the Bill Origin Explained by Signature Footprint

A concise origin note explains that the phrase foot the bill comes from signing a bill at its foot. When someone agrees to pay expenses they metaphorically place their signature at the bottom, thereby taking responsibility for payment.

OFFICE By Junius A reader’s quips on moth balls and misreadings

A miscellany of short jokes and observations exploring everyday quirks. Skunks dislike moth balls and a teabag tea set off a tense visit. a light company response to a lonely maiden’s ad. driving mishaps and elevator etiquette enter this compact humor column.

Wisconsin

Riddles and Jokes Feature Winner From West Hartford

A daily puzzle column announces today’s winner Jack Epplesr a 10 year old from West Hartford for submitting a riddle or joke. The prize involves Britannica World Atlas or Yearbook of Events and prompts readers in Gettysburg Pennsylvania to send entries.

Decatur Daily Charles Barber Latham N.Y Jack Epplesr West Hartford

Fragmented Humorous Snippets From a 20th Century Page

A collage of jokes and quips about social manners, love, letters home, fashion, and family life. Observations include a strapless gown as a symbol of exposure, notes on popularity from pleasing others, a decoded intercepted letter to parents, and wry lines about money, marriage, and etiquette. The tone is light and ran­k­ing.

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