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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1934
Page
6
A visiting pianist wowed Indiana junior high students with expressive music. After the concert, pupils discussed the art and the selections, praising Miss S for her expression and noting her remarkable technocracy.
A short comic exchange unfolds aboard a train as a girl asks for a kiss from her aunt. Aunt Violet corrects Mavis to say kiss me twice noting two is not proper grammar.
In his waiting room Dr. Meyer uses three settees labeled Northsea Switzerland and the Riviera. Patients sit where they wish and he ignores symptoms. Vienna Muskete.
Mrs. Jones and Mr. Jones discuss their dislike for mutton stew while noting the cook’s fondness for it. The exchange centers on a domestic dish and the couple’s differing attitudes toward the meal.
A courtroom vignette shows a small boy at the back asking to be counted among the participants as Tom Bill Nelly and Harry answer the roll as a guide notes Bexhill. The fragment hints at a family or community scene within a legal setting.
In a witty Garden Note from Moustique and a Suburbs entry in the Brooklyn Daily Eagle, the dialogue lampoons criticism and neighborly bragging about vegetables and praise. The exchange highlights public tastes and local humor in a concise urban vignette.
A playful dialogue turns on a comic motive driven by an advertisement about flowers. The silliness unfolds as a woman at the zoo reacts to a framed scene involving geraniums and a snake bit.
A humorous exchange features a man quipping that arguments with his wife end in a draw and the reply that he simply draws the check. The gag hinges on a pun about drawing a check in place of a stalemate in the dispute.
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