Mine Run Wife Dialogue in Household Tension
A fragment shows domestic strain with a wife accusing a partner of listening in a sassy manner and vowing to stand for it, followed by a promise of another confrontation tomorrow.
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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1937
Page
6
A fragment shows domestic strain with a wife accusing a partner of listening in a sassy manner and vowing to stand for it, followed by a promise of another confrontation tomorrow.
Christmas gathering details from Jasonville Indiana feature Beta Delphian club and Past Matrons Christmas party. Lists attendees including Mrs J S Williams, Mrs James Shouse, Miss Mary Cum mick, Mrs Bonnig Barrick, and others with menus and stories read. Next meeting January 5 with Mrs Jean Goldie as hostess.
Mr and Mrs Scott Bedwell and sons of Pleasantville spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Bill Brown. Mrs William Booker returned from Indianapolis Methodist Hospital in improved condition. Families from Pleasantville visited relatives. several residents traveled to Terre Haute and Vincennes on various business and social calls. The Willoughbys welcomed a son Ralph William born Sunday December 12 in Anderson. Methodist church held an all day aid meeting. Epworth League hosted at Lorraine Bedwell with scripture by Maude Bedwell and a Christmastide tale by Rev Bates.
A South American monkey at the local zoo has learned to smoke and will stamp his footprint on any contract for his photo with a caption reading I find a brand relaxes me.
St Louis installs 20 rangers at posts along city lines to observe with binoculars for smoking chimneys as part of a drive to combat local smoke nuisance.
University of California surveys show 75 percent of male students favor silent study areas while female students prefer study spaces that allow conversation. The report highlights contrasting study preferences between the sexes on campus.
In Cleveland the Yankees pitcher Steve Sundra sat in the juror box during an automobile accident trial. Judge Frederick P. Walther questioned him about court procedure. Sundra quipped that some lawyers “toss ’em high and outside.”
In Monterey the so called meanest man broke into the Walter Colton grammar school sewing room and stole seven of the sixteen graduation dresses in progress. The incident spotlights a local theft targeting soon to graduate students.
London report says A. O. Crane, busy at a stamp show, sent his 10 year old daughter Patricia to her aunt’s house in Ilford as a “human parcel.” The shipment cost $1.56 and was delivered by a 15 year old messenger.
Michigan authorities report $1,203,000 worth of furs produced during the last trapping season. Mackinac Island once served as a continental fur center and remains a historic focal point of the trade.
Robert Perry of Italy Hill, near Jennyan, New York, plowed up a gold watch his father Fred Perry left behind 17 years ago. The owner had it repaired and reports it now runs as well as ever.
A satirical column mocks college guardians of truth and a sophomore’s password mishap. It notes football rivalries may be altered for publicity amid a vague undeclared war. It mentions wedding panel changes to Marrne Englande and a train robbery by Brooklyn cowboys in the Southwest. The piece jests that offense can be too much in war and football.
Paris fashion notes detail Princess Irene of Greece and other aristocrats selecting winter outfits. Descriptions cover Molyneux dresses in dark grape red wool morning dress with pleated skirt, black and gold patterned lame afternoon gown, navy blue sports frock, and hazel nut waterproof spectre with matching skirt. Duchess of Leeds favored three quarter length waterproof hazelnut wool with pleated light waist, while Princess Sixte de Bourdon-Parme wowed in brown corduroy wool jersey morning dress and a red crepe afternoon dress with lace yoke and bow details.
Fashion notes highlight tailored woolen frocks in rich shades featuring pleated skirts designed for daytime wear.
Mary Allice Lanham sues Culley O Lanham for annulment of marriage. The case was moved from Sullivan county to Greene county.
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