Pardon Me Quote Reveals Speech Snippet Mix
An OCR fragment shows a dialogue with lines like Pardon Me and yo ’ma as a bumptious young man speaks to an elderly person. The text presents a garbled exchange likely from a column or dialogue scene.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1937
Page
7
US asks and answers trivia across many topics
The text lists questions and answers on geography, mail routes, plant patents, government forms, U S area, Greek myth winds, shellac origin, soprano range, U S presidential history, and a floating weather station. It cites facts such as Earth surface water area, average rural route length, nine posthumous plant patents, de jure versus de facto government, Aeolus, shellac from insects, and soprano Erna Sack.
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United States
Luther Burbank
Grover Cleveland
Woodrow Wilson
Weather Bureau
mid-Atlantic
Brawley
Calif
Ready Take Aim Duels Over Tomatoes in California
Two men faced off in a tomato duel after a bet dispute in California. At 30 paces they traded blows, both in white, tomato juice staining their clothes after three minutes. The seconds chose tomatoes as weapons and the spat recalled a comic boisterous challenge.
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California
Oil War Sparks Dismissive Diplomatic Breaks
A humorous exchange satirizes a feud between neighbors over an oil can. The joke centers on an early morning lawn mower dispute at six and a retaliatory remark at eleven PM escalating tensions and implying a broader rift.
Rolling Pin Comment Sparks Courtroom Quip
A courtroom exchange turns humorous as a defendant asks why a rolling pin was used on her husband and the reply notes it’s the only way to extract dough. A beauty expert touts carriage as natural charm and contrasts it with a boy needing a sporty coupe.
Doctor’s Daughter Faces Accusation Of Bad Diagnoses
A doctor confronts his daughter after she reveals a young man mocked his medical record. The suitor taunts that the physician’s history includes multiple incorrect diagnoses, highlighting long standing tension and a biting family dynamic.
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Dresden Opera Company
Wilson
Johnson
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Jackson
Jefferson
Ministry of Air
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French Line
North Atlantic
America
Europe
Erna Sack
Coloratura
Firestone
Troy
Lily Lake
Big Rock
Wheatland
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Firestone Auto Supply
Paul Stiefboldt
Carl Shoger
Clarence Shoger
Chicago
Richard Crooks
Margaret Speaks
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