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Newspaper
Kansas City Sun
Location
Kansas City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1916
Page
8
A long standing downtown market on 18th street touts a massive new meat cooler and heavy glass top counters. It claims lower prices due to location out of the high rent district and promises fresh daily produce, top grade meats, abundant fish and poultry, and an absolutely guaranteed shopping experience.
A senior official who served four years as chief deputy under Al Haslip is described as fully qualified with property interests in Kansas City. The person is noted as a friend of the colored people and a man of unimpeachable integrity.
Advertises job openings for girls only in hours 1 to 4 p m Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday. Contact Bell at East 2259Y or visit 1323 Jackson Ave Kansas City Missouri for details.
Clyde Black and Rev. OT Redd were among the former Chillicotheans in attendance.
A salesperson asks the manager how to close a sale and then quips about the moment to strike for a raise. The boss notes the need to seize the right timing in negotiations while the speaker reflects on handling customers and earnings.
Excerpted banter shows a sarcastic exchange about a railroad liability and a silent partner relation in a marital context. The dialogue touches on money damages, a wife with business interest, and a young maid expressing difficulty in loving a man, all conveyed in quick, witty lines.
A quarrelled exchange features a woman declaring she will not return to her mother and will instead check into the most expensive hotel, promising the bill will be sent to her former companion. The man implies she will seek costly lodging as a vexed response.
The exchange scene shows a quarrel where the wife urges her husband to stop by the produce exchange near his office to swap eggs for fresher goods. The dialogue hints at domestic frictions over daily errands and quality.
A fragment recalls a dockside remark about MacGregor being laid off after thirty years. The speaker, MocTavish-Tut, argues the job was never steady, as warned by a Judge. The tone hints at labor unrest and long service in a maritime community.
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