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A mosaic of quips and anecdotes on marriage honesty aging and life’s ironies. The pieces mock romance politics and social pretenses with brief vignettes from newspapers and familiar humorists.
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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1919
Page
4
A mosaic of quips and anecdotes on marriage honesty aging and life’s ironies. The pieces mock romance politics and social pretenses with brief vignettes from newspapers and familiar humorists.
A Birmingham exchange reveals a prospective tenant rejecting a small kitchen meant for a ninety pound woman while noting his wife weighs two hundred pounds and needs space to bustle. The humorous dialogue closes with a Nantasket boat trip remark by a little girl named Bess.
A political column argues that Ford's claim of farming twenty days a year under machinery implies a government ownership push. It critiques labor politics and attacks a plan to spend twenty billion to nationalize railroads, arguing government operation would raise rates and incur losses. It cites Colonel Bryan on government news channels.
The census shows farming shares in prior years 15 13 14 18 and 11 percent with current estimates under 11 percent. Prices rise until production grows. The Echo sells typewriter ribbons. Hoquiam notes new halibut fishing grounds 21 miles offshore. Prosser reports profitable eggplant with $1000 per acre. Farmers face profiteering prosecutions.
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