Million Dollar Debate Between Lovers
A playful exchange has a speaker asking if love would improve with wealth. The other responds that a million dollars would distract more than enhance affection, implying money would overshadow their relationship.
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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1935
Page
6
A playful exchange has a speaker asking if love would improve with wealth. The other responds that a million dollars would distract more than enhance affection, implying money would overshadow their relationship.
A humorous exchange highlights a man describing himself as a man of parts while remarking he may have married the wrong part. The dialogue plays on wordplay about parts and marriage.
A patient tells Dick the doctor orders a seaside visit. He claims he is not exhausted yet but will be after packing, highlighting a light domestic moment and planned trip.
A frail exchange reveals a man’s despair as he compares his gloom to a woman burdened by an unwanted secret. The dialogue hints at concealed truths and strained emotions shaping his sorrowful view.
A debtor reveals relief as tomorrow he moves down two floors, promising easier bill collection. The exchange notes ongoing frustration with weekly stair climbs.
Pattern 9320 showcases a dainty afternoon dress with a soft yoke and flaring sleeves, featuring a notched collar and belt for a tailored touch. Available in sizes 12 through 42, fabric needs vary, and orders cost fifteen cents with name address style number and size clearly written to Sewing Circle Pattern Dept New York.
An irate property owner argues with a fisherman who insists the sign threatens legal action. The dispute centers on trespassing warnings and the extent of enforcement.
A witty exchange contrasts marriage expectations with modern work life. A partner warns about sacrificing a career, while the other notes awareness of the employer’s influence in the Twentieth century.
Jean and Jane exchange a quip about Reno being called the dairy center of the United States. Jean suggests it because the cream of society goes there to be separated.
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