Army Maneuver Prompts a Kiss or Slap
Soldier suggests a playful difference tonight and a kiss leads to a slap as his girlfriend responds with a sharp retort. The dialogue hints at flirtation and friction in a military setting.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1946
Page
3
Soldier suggests a playful difference tonight and a kiss leads to a slap as his girlfriend responds with a sharp retort. The dialogue hints at flirtation and friction in a military setting.
Lyra complains three weeks of dieting show no progress and Myra retorts that she must be a poor loser. The exchange hints at ongoing weight loss efforts and public friction between the two speakers.
A humorous exchange features Joe and Bill debating pig care. Bill suggests giving sugar and quips sugar cured ham as a punchline, playing on wordplay and food terms.
Smith says he got out of bed unhappy and explains he landed in his wife’s petunia frame. Jones prompts for details as the exchange continues in a light domestic vignette.
A humorous dialogue snippet contrasts a wife’s quiet response with a husband’s joking complaint about her not answering him. The exchange relies on wordplay around communication.
A salesgirl praises a hat that supposedly makes the wearer look ten years younger. A lady customer counters that aging looks costly, quipping she cannot afford to gain a decade each time she removes the hat. The exchange captures lighthearted shop humor.
A brief exchange contrasts a boy with one suit and one pair of shoes a year with a father now living with them, suggesting better times. The quip highlights differing eras and material comforts through a family dialog.
Dialogue fragments show characters commenting on a girl named Nelly and noting her father’s heavy shoes. The tone suggests casual social banter and a light social situation with no clear event or outcome.
Grantland Rice argues Pacific coast cities show a big league touch in baseball and racing. He cites Santa Anita purses totaling 650000 across eight stakes and compares West Coast population and enthusiasm to traditional East and Midwest power centers, urging recognition of California and Florida as leading climate and sports states.
The description outlines a band box look dress with a shoulder yoke and comfortable sleeves. The gored skirt is simple and flattering. Pattern No. 1358 offers sizes 14 through 46 and notes fabric yardages for size 16 with 3.5 yards of 35 inch or 2.75 yards of 39 inch material.
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