28 Oct 1926
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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1926
Page
1
A brief dialogue unfolds at the station as a man asks to use his name, and the agent responds with a quip about trains being late. The exchange touches on personal names and pride in ownership of one’s own identity.
A brief column lists practical uses for kitchen scraps including making a male hash and croquettes, suggesting practical reheating and repurposing ideas for leftover meats as a bride considers meals.
Mrs Neighbor I advertised for a plain cook last week but received no replies. Mrs Nextdoor suggests advertising for a good looking kitchen lady and promises many applications.
A lighthearted exchange about buying hats ends with a joking rule that Dolly must approve the chosen hat. The remark highlights a quirky household dynamic in a brief, nostalgic moment.
A quip pairs two Irish voices, one praising hope as a blessing and the other doubting its value because it leads to disappointment. The exchange reflects a sardonic take on optimism in everyday talk.
Oll Weekly notes the scheduled speaker on Self-Management did not appear as the lecturer’s manager canceled the date, leaving attendees unanswered about a rescheduled talk.
In a dialog, a misanthrope laments lacking friends while Miss Cayenne suggests friendship is scarce because friends are overworked. The exchange carries a wry, philosophical tone.
Golfing in Canada has surged with more clubs opening from coast to coast. The number of courses now exceeds five hundred, reflecting rapid expansion in the sport nationwide.
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