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Newspaper
Llano News
Location
Llano, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1920
Page
3
At the circus the editor of The Auxiliary sits with a spry older man who mocks the parade. They joke about being knights in armor and the playful line about cooties prompts a laugh and a quick retort about leaping from the tin.
A humorous note argues that saying one worked like a dog misapprehends the phrase’s meaning. The Concordiarian imagines a literal 24 hour day of menial tasks and sleep. It also jokes that a Corset wearing Sunday morning lady finds sermons too long.
A political advertisement in McLennan County notes Pat Morris Neff born November 1871 near Moody Texas. It references sworn statements by Mrs J E Neff and officials confirming birth details and that Neff was not draft age in November 1871.
George Gregoire a Seattle longshoreman says Tanlac cured his chronic stomach pains rheumatism and kidney trouble after a year of illness He describes losing weight and energy then regaining health and returning to work within three weeks after starting Tanlac noting dramatic improvement and gratitude toward the medicine and its wide distribution.
The manager boasts that the one he feared losing is not a star actor but the production's cook. The cook has kept plans intact, turning a potential departure into another season.
A man expresses preference for a job where pay increases occur without request, while the chief notes desire for a worker who offers to raise his own pay when deserved. The dialogue highlights mutual expectations on compensation and initiative.
The former major league manager, fired for finishing last, took a civil service exam for a political post. He balked at questions about space and anatomy but confidently answered the largest bone in the human frame as the head, finding a humorous moment in the test.
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