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Newspaper
Encampment Echo
Location
Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1934
Page
6
A home club star quips about marriage motives while another hopeful eyes a major jump. A cheerfully odd aside notes Fred on the football team and his quit of cigarettes, now toting a heavy pipe as a symbol of change.
A brief quip highlights the stinginess of a person nicknamed Stint. Jokes hinge on his tight behavior, referencing him “looking over the tops of his glasses” to avoid wearing them out. The exchange showcases a sharp, humorous characterization in colloquial style.
A terse dialogue features insults and wry misinterpretation. One speaker denies calling another a lar and praises diplomatic talent. The other quips about two midgets marrying and being an apple of the eye, joking they will form a dwarf pair.
Charming little girl frock with dropped-shoulder yoke short puffy sleeves and box pleats designed for speed and prettiness. Pattern 9086 in sizes 2 4 6 8 10 requires 244 yards of 86 inch fabric and 4 yards contrast for size 4. Send 15 cents and write name address style number and size to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept 232 West 18th Street New York NY.
A collage of jokes and quips about marriage and aging from various papers. A wife questions her husband about his moods while he jokes about aging. A man defends letting his wife rule the house while claiming fear of being found out.
Mr Juggns declares himself a self made man and is praised as very considerate as he rejoins Miss Cayenne, offering to relieve his friends of all responsibility. The exchange reflects cordial social expectations and shared duties within the circle.
A clipped comic piece notes a school joke about a girl nicknamed Postscript whose given name is Ade Nne Moore. The exchange shows a child asking why and a mother replying with the pun on her name.
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