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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1920

Page

6

Jabs at absurd news quotes across papers show satirical riffs

A collection of humorous clipped quotations mocks pseudoscience hoaxes cost of living and political quips. Jokes reference communication with the dead Soviet exiles at Ft Leavenworth leap year Venus signals kidnappers in Mexico and Bolsheviks on rockets. The compilation lampoons tax jargon and public discourse.

What Keeps a Woman Wondering About Her Husband

A witty meditation on marriage contrasts how wives and husbands view each other. It notes that a man’s sigh of being misunderstood signals a need for space, while a clever man escapes love only temporarily until a decisive partner ends the game. The piece labels husbands as necessity and reward, depending on perspective and humor.

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Illnesses and visits in Chillihowee area

Mrs. M. E. Nickell remains seriously ill with pneumonia but is convalescing. Mrs. Elmer H. White was called to the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Johnson near Chillihowee, Mo., due to illness of her father and mother who suffer influenza and pneumonia. A. E. Taubman went to Sweet Springs on Wednesday evening for business.

M. E. Nickell Elmer H. White L. A. Johnson Chillihowee A. E. Taubman Sweet Springs

Local travel notes on Kansas City business trips

C L Morris returned Wednesday evening from a brief business trip to Kansas City. Dr J L Peak traveled to Kansas City this morning to spend the day on business.

C. L. Morris Kansas City J. L. Peak

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