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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1928
Page
4
A collage of comic exchanges and quips from a vintage conversation piece. The snippets feature couples and townsfolk debating marriage, money, wardrobes, and social manners with wry understatement. A magistrate and various characters offer punchlines on weddings, sheep theft, patchwork life, and domestic foibles.
A jumble of light humor, family notes, and small town scenes. The column touches on conversations about romance, a veteran’s reminiscence, a chef’s quip, and a court room exchange about thinking aloud. It notes Mrs. Daughtry and Miss Mersfelder visiting, and kinship travel to Franklin and San Antonio during Christmas.
Mr and Mrs Vic Engelhard left on Christmas morning for Port Tavaca to visit her former home. He returned Wednesday after remaining for the holidays with no extended stay.
Mr and Mrs duck Putney of Houston were with her parents Dr and Mrs Roo Metellun for the host Janys.
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