OH Yes They Loved Mother Farce in Domestic Tale
A neighbor visits the Jones home as their daughter plays piano and son sings. They perform sentimental songs about mothers with the father joining in. Mrs Jones is said to be in the kitchen doing dishes until she joins them after chores. A humorous commentary closes on breakups and bargains.
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Mr. Smith
Mr. Jones
Mahree
Mrs. Jones
Judge
Stars and Stripes
ALF
Wallgren
Cece
Baldridge
France
England
Belgium
Ger
America
Butterick Publishing NO
Butterick
New York
Old Saying Mixes On Social Calls And Robinson
An exchange argues social call durations from ten minutes to a half hour. A bourgeois woman favors afternoon visits, while some say calls vary with company. A Canadian dialogue jokes that Jack Robinson never stays long enough to wear out welcome. Chicago Tribune notes mixed meanings.
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Jack Robinson
Jack Trobinson
Proof That Baby Has Class Shouted In Yell Debate
The exchange humorously centers on a baby described as having class. One speaker asserts its refined nature while another agrees, noting the baby’s class yell as evidence. The brief serves as a light, playful moment in a conversation.
Dark Future Coal Question Speaks to Hard Times
A blunt exchange reflects winter hardship and distrust in luck as a woman challenges a man about securing tomorrow's meals and coal, underscoring scarcity and dependency during hard times.
Becoming Disciples of Jesus Through John and Peter
A compact lesson outline notes John the Baptist testifying to Jesus as the Lamb of God, the baptism with the Holy Ghost, and two disciples choosing to follow. It emphasizes witness to kin, bringing others to Jesus, and the broadened life view when God deepens faith.
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John
Peter
Jenna
Jenun
Christ
John the Baptist
Jesus
Israel
God
Isaiah
Baptist
Andrew
Philip
Nathaniel
Moses
Bible shows divine revelation through human authors
Rev J H Moulton D D argues that God did not inscribe a single holy book or reveal himself via angels. Instead he provided a library of books authored by humans with diverse styles, shaped by the carpenter’s craftman who played a central role in the biblical narrative.
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J. H. Moulton
Stage Jokes Hide Sting Behind Honeyed Words
The line notes that stage jokes seem kind but often carry a sting in back of honeyed words. It suggests humor masks sharp sentiment, implying performers balance wit with implied edge.
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Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
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A&s
HIND
Ney
Hunt
Price
A.B. Richards Medicios Co
Sheemen
Tax
Parker
Maller
Dragecal Works
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