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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1911
Page
6
A collection of humorous verses and quips featuring observations on labor wealth gossip and daily life. A narrator contrasts envy and contentment with sharp wit and gentle satire across short pieces and jokes. Characters include judges workers and neighbors in everyday scenes.
A collection of aphorisms on ambition, manners, honesty, class, and modern life. It contrasts vanity with success, notes the cost of living, and humorously critiques social behavior and gender roles with concise, pointed lines.
A playful piece riffs on Simple Simon fishing in a water pail with microbes as bait and a quip about not catching a whale. It features witty asides about prospects and comic dialogue with a prospective city boarder and a farmer.
A short dialogue hints at marital harmony with two speakers debating if a wife ever disagrees with her husband. The punchline confirms perfect agreement as the husband always agrees with his wife, implying mutual understanding or playful irony.
A brief exchange shows a shopper choosing to buy a porterhouse steak despite claims of not affording a car. The dialogue highlights modest desires and budgeting limits in daily life.
A witty exchange contrasts poverty with work humor. A man asks for advice on being broke and another replies to seek employment in a repair shop. The dialogue wanders through mock titles and schooling as an officer in a South American revolt.
A terse dialogue about ease and discernment. One speaker says they take things easy from certain people only, prompting a question about who those people are and prompting the reply easy marks.
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