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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1922
Page
3
The Louisville Courier Journal notes a novelist’s quip about the Brokers and Stokers Magazine never printing his poetry. He recalls their slow reaction, returning his work by the next mail with a terse rejection.
The text argues slang can enrich language yet warns against excessive dirt in speech. It frames a debate on balance between inventive expression and clarity, mentioning views on linguistic evolution and potential overuse.
Complete unofficial returns show Ferguson placing second to Mayfield by 32,602 votes in the Senate race with Culberson leading the field for U S Senator and Mayfield gaining the largest total in the state. Runoffs scheduled in multiple statewide and district races.
Sulphur Springs Mo fatal Missouri Pacific crash killed 36 and injured about 138 when Train No 4 rear-ended local No 32 on a trestle over Glaise Creek. Engineer Matt Ginger Glenn of St Louis died after leaping from the cab. fireman Edward Tinsley was seriously injured.
Surface and elevated employers voted 9 002 to 5 086 to accept a 10 cent hourly wage cut and return to work ending six days of disruption to Chicago’s electric transit system.
Rear Admiral Ure Sebree retired and former Pacific fleet commander died at his Coronado residence Sunday. The naval officer, based in San Diego, had served decades in the U.S. Navy and earned prominent recognition.
A little girl named Pamela recalls moving to the city with her beloved doll. She describes the doll’s blue eyes, bundled outfits, and the rubber pacifier, then recounts a crowded city trip on a streetcar where conductors and passengers help her ensure the doll stays safe and comfortable.
In Central Park a young woman with a variegated parrot attracted onlookers as the bird strutted the lawn and perched on her finger on demand. A passerby quips about taking a canary for a park stroll, noting others’ past feats with animals and a playful crowd gathers.
A humorous exchange plays on words as a child asks about a monologue and a parent replies with a punchline about conversing with the other parent. The quip highlights domestic humor and language play.
A Louisville Courier Journal line notes a fortune teller predicting the husband would be lucky in love, prompting his wife to press him. The quip ends with a playful remark about the wife sensing his luck. Two lines of humor reference sweet girl graduates and social wit.
A cartoonish exchange from Paris Le Balonnette portrays two workingmen discussing odd jobs. One asks about current work and the other claims to collect arms on the Putreaux bridge between midnight and 1 AM. The punchline notes passersby are unusually generous during that hour.
All's lost that's poured into a cracked dish. Art is the power of man's soul work ing outward.
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