Jokes and gags sweep a bustling chatty page
A long string of white hearted vignettes and quips unfolds with puns on marriage work and everyday mishaps. Jokes touch on a magistrate hearing gone comic a flapper at a wreck a jealous husband and other light sketches involving couples neighbors and travelers.
Quips and Tales of Pious Ponderings and Idle Wealth
A compendium of ethnic and religious jests about heroes and history ends with a businessman’s misread fortune and a German speaker’s comic dog tale. The priest offers a quarter for the greatest man, a boy names Moses, and a punchline about business. An industrious man recalls how a pin led to power, and a German speaker laments daily drudgery and the toils of family life.
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Christopher Columbus
Washington
St. Patrick
Moses
Stmet
Thanksgiving Lesson at Christian Science Churches
Sunday service for Thanksgiving across Christian Science Churches centered on rejoicing in the Lord and cheerful giving. Readings from the Bible included II Corinthians 9:6-7 and Psalms 107:12, plus Mary Baker Eddy’s Science and Health passages on brotherhood and benevolence.
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Churches of Christ
Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
The Boy Scouts Save American Youth and Society
An editorial extols the Boy Scouts of America as a powerful force in youth development. It argues scouts provide leadership, education, and patriotism, reducing crime and prison costs by preventing delinquency and promoting moral character among boys aged 12 to 18. The piece cites a reform-school head noting scouts’ absence among youths.
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BOY Scouts
Boy Scouts of America
America
Indiana
Boy Scout Values and Growth in American Youth
A LaGrange Journal letter lauds the Boy Scout movement for building character through outdoor competition and a strict code of honor. The piece notes the pride Scouts feel in their troops and the public reputation as motivators for good conduct and continued growth.
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Boy Scout
America
Eagle Lake Rice Mill Ad Buys Chicken Feed
Local ad promotes a 100 pound sack of chicken feed for 140 dollars at Eagle Lake Rice Mill. Halford Black-Leg Aggressant is noted. Calvert Drug Co advertises properly stored doses at 10 cents each with a date of 11 23.
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Eagle Lake
Calvert Drug Co
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