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Newspaper
Monahans News
Location
Monahans, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1933
Page
2
A religious lesson on Judges 7 detailing Gideon’s call, the crowding of 32 000 down to 300, and the dramatic ruse at the Midianite camp. It emphasizes faith, God’s provision, and the symbolic breaking of pitchers to reveal light and spur victory. Includes applications for modern churches and believers.
A Ruskin aphorism notes that God tolerates many human flaws but rejects any second place in the heart. It warns that offering God a second place is effectively offering him none.
A timeless statement credits living people with driving the world forward through personal experience and belief in life-giving discoveries. The text emphasizes individual effort, aspiration, and active work as the engine of advancement.
A witty scene unfolds as a doctor questions a patient about following the bottle directions. The patient replies with a humorous accent claiming she kept the bottle corked, prompting a light exchange in the examination room.
A nervous passenger asks what would happen if the elevator fell to the bottom while nearing the skyscraper top. The elevator girl turns pale and fears losing her job at the height of the ascent.
A brief WSJ quip depicts a tourist admitting a costly error after mistaking a lord for a butler. The butler replies with dry humor about the mix up, underscoring social missteps in an aristocratic setting.
Edmonton Bulletin quotes a guard noting the train’s reliability lies in staying on the rail rather than punctual against expectations. The remark highlights humor in railway patience and rider frustration about timetables.
Guests at the efficiency expert's wedding admitted to throwing rice after all. As a nod to his teachings the rice was prepared in cotton bags, each bag weighing two pounds, converting the traditional volley into a modest souvenir.
A brief cartoon caption shows Foxy Hank asking why carry a watch if it doesn’t work while Bill responds with a sharp whist. The exchange captures a witty, streetwise moment from Brooklyn with no additional context.
An exchange from London Answers recalls a man who claps for the hiss of a wretched play rather than its content. The neighbor questions his nerve, and the man explains he praises the audience reaction, not the performance.
A brief note from the Montreal Gazette shows a playful exchange about advice to a freshman, with a line about seeing more of the world and a personal sentiment. The mock dialogue highlights social dialogue common to campus life and youth culture in a light, whimsical tone.
A terse line from the Boston Evening Transcript features a quarrel in which one speaker insults a wife by calling her mother a cat and threatens to scratch her eyes out. The other warns the threat would meet a sharp retort.
A dialogue fragment ponders if love can bloom with wealth absent. One speaker asks the other if they could fall for a poor man, and the reply suggests hesitation tied to knowledge of poverty. The exchange hints at social perceptions shaping affection.
Dolan accuses Rafferty of a disputed action as his boy is hit by a lump of coal. The exchange frames Rafferty as principled and willing to incur cost when a cause is at stake.
A brief exchange shows a white interviewer at WLS testing a Black respondent about hearing voices from the radio. The respondent confirms the experience occurs when listening to broadcasts.
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