Cautionary Road Rules and Child Temperature Note
The text urges regular checks of auxiliary brakes as a potential sole brake, advises strict adherence to traffic laws, and notes that children's body temperatures deviate from adult norms more often. It reflects safety guidance and health observation.
Morality under strain in Quebec and beyond
The Stanstead Journal laments rising crime and lawlessness among youth and students in Quebec and elsewhere. It warns that vandalism, robbery, and even murder are being rationalized for political ends and urges teens to return to church teachings and lawful conduct.
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Quebec
Canada
Adolph Hitler
Third Reich
Echoes at the Bridge in Ludlow Night
June Ransom confronts memory at the bridge near the river in Ludlow. Jim appears from the night carrying a paddle and they share a quiet talk about the past, painting, and futures, ending with him handing her the canoe paddle and leaving alone.
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June Ransom
Jim
Ludlow
Stu
Rockean
Wa Cola
Typo and Law Jokes From a Busted Proverbs List
A lighthearted riff notes how misprints twist meaning in old proverbs and jokes about odd city rules like smoking in hotel beds and two people in a bathtub. It playfully suggests enforcement challenges and invites readers to craft their own twisted proverbs.
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New York City
Los Angeles
Witty Shaw Retort Sparks Classic Repartee
The exchange between George Bernard Shaw and Cornelia Otis Skinner on Broadway showcases a sharp verbal duel. Shaw sent the two word cable Excellent Greatest and Skinner answered Undeserving such praise. Shaw fired I meant the play and Skinner replied So did ye with a final zinger.
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George Bernard Shaw
Cornelia Otis Skinner
G.8. S. Silent After Report
A brief lines note that G. 8. S. was heard from no more, with no further details provided in the fragment.
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