Kind to Animals And Waiter Bring Me The Same Steak
Fragmentary cry for the same steak from a diner, insisting the animal was not harmed. The speaker requests consistency in order and tone, implying concern for animal welfare.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1952
Page
10
Night of Whiskey Tales at City Hall
A man, heavily intoxicated, squandered a night tossing pennies into a sewer and staring at the City Hall clock to gauge his inebriated status, a small urban oddity recounted in local lore.
A la Mode Will you have pie sir Is it customary
A light exchange mentions apple pie as customary fare in a dining scene discussing locals and manners. The line contrasts options and hints at social etiquette in a humorous tone.
Clever Waiter Delivers Tapioca With Dark Glasses
A waiter replies to a guest asking for caviar by offering tapioca served with dark glasses to obscure the absence. The exchange relies on humor and misdirection.
Actor Who Peers From the Wings Describes a View
An actor stands at the stage’s edge looking into the wings with props and dust, noting a view from the window. The boy’s question about what an actor is leads to a thoughtful, world weary description of performance and perception.
Customer complains beef served as horse at meal
A diner rejects a horse instead of steak and tells a waiter to remove the harness before serving next time, expressing frustration over the mix up and tough cut.
Rail subsidies and government role in U S transportation
W H S head Washington report notes A H Hulcy of the U S Chamber argues railroads face socialistic control while detailing government subsidies across rail air and shipping. He cites RFC loans and mail and troop transport costs totaling billions, urging cuts to taxation and government involvement in transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Hulcy
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
National Transportation Forum
Washington
Haley
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
RFC
Post Office Department
Defense
Progress and change in football and baseball leagues
The piece argues pro football gains with Los Angeles San Francisco Dallas Kansas City as growth forces, while baseball clings to 11 cities 16 franchises. It predicts shifts if attendance lags and praises home grown players and college policy reforms. It highlights Don Faurot Paul Bryant and Stan Musial context and notes St Louis Browns with Hornsby Marion Stanky as key figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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San Francisco
Dallas
New York
Giants
Philadelphia
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Pittsburgh
Steelers
Baltimore
Buffalo
Houston
Paul Bryant
Kentucky
Browns
Veeck
Hornsby
Marty Marion
Marion
St. Louis
Stanky
Light tackle bait-casting boosts bass catches says guide
The report promotes light-tackle bait-casting for bass citing less water disturbance from small lures, better imitation of bait, and wider reach with light line. It praises the Phil lips on bamboo light-tackle rod, silk line, and level-wind reels as practical gear for serious anglers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillipson
Denver
Huley Calls for Venture Capital to Boost New Enterprises
Huley urges action on venture capital after talks on Main Streets of America. He cites Office of Defense Production and RFC figures showing private capital requests exceeding 11 billion dollars for expanding old plants and building new facilities under the Defense Production Act. RFC year-end report shows six-month net income of 6.3 million, up from 4.7 million, with 1.4 million from securities sales of Denver and Rio Grande, Western Pacific railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huley
America
Office of Defense Production
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
RFC
Met
Denver & Rio Grande, Western Railroad
Western Pacific Railroad
Pattern Nos691 sew rite perforated pattern dress
Pattern Nos691 18 a sew rind perforated pattern in sizes 11 12 13 14 16 18 20 includes size 12 dress with 3% yards of 39 inch bolero. Advertisement notes extra 25 cents for Basic FASHION 52 ideas for wardrobe and gift pattern mention.
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