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Newspaper
Moulton Weekly Tribune
Location
Moulton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1950
Page
5
In Washington a demagogic senator, now retired, rants on the senate floor denouncing enemies. A former college professor remains seated listening closely, explaining why he endures the wind bag helps him hear a grammar mistake.
A collection of short vignettes and exchanges featuring family roles, a schoolmaster quiz, a station query, a rifle range quip, and a song reference. Comic refrains touch on who bosses whom, a boy twisting an ankle, a Mother reading, a recruit and range talk, and a pun on Tee Lee the robber.
A humorous exchange features two brides as they riff on marriage chores. The first boasts control over her husband’s habits, while the second laments the dishes saved if such dominance were possible. The light banter captures domestic life quirks with playful tone.
Third Party Missing MacDuff and MacTavish were arrested for drunkenness. During the hearing the judge asked where the other man was and who paid for the drinks.
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