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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1943
Page
7
The prosecution outlines burglary methods in court while the accused shifts in his seat. A juror-like aside prompts the defendant to joke that if the lawyer loses his job, he would hire him as a starter, ending the scene with dry humor.
A man named Pat endured a long rough trip after being kicked by a mule. He was found unconscious and rushed to the hospital where he regained awareness and groaned about the ongoing ride.
In a humorous exchange, Fred remarks on odd marriages and adding one plus one. Ted comments on the singularity of it. Mrs. White jokes about cooling an apartment by running cold water through radiators, while Janitor doubts the idea and Mrs. White questions winter activities.
Betty asks about Jack and Joan notes he visited last night. When the lights failed, he spent the remainder of the evening attempting to fix them.
Doctor offers an examination for five dollars. Patient jokes about sharing if found. Girl warns kissing leads to calling mother. Boy comments on father and mother in a humorous exchange about deafness.
A cartoonish exchange mocks army life with a milkman writing home that he can lie in until five thirty. A man named Sambo replies that a barking dog may stop barking soon, implying uncertainty about peace and routine in service.
A classroom scene centers on a Sunday school teacher guiding the class through the tale of Goliath and David. The lesson highlights courage faith and the famous sling shot confrontation.
Ma-Stop accuses George of taking the wrong baby carriage as Pa argues the carriage has good rubber tires. The scene unfolds with neighbors, a stroller mix up, and concern over a child in the park.
A collection of quips and jokes varies from pilots and soldiers to teachers and townsfolk. The speaker groups include a navigator, a pilot, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Blue, and Sarge with lines about memory in clouds, demeaning remarks, and playful exchanges.
A columnist cites Uncle Phil arguing affection for helpers coexists with distrust for helpers. He notes that men favoring a tax on bachelors are usually married and implies social hypocrisy.
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