The Trombone Trick in the Hills
An old settler notes the slide trombone tricks in a traveling circus band. He warns his son not to reveal the act, believing the performer does not actually swallow the instrument. The tale appears in The Rail.
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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1937
Page
7
An old settler notes the slide trombone tricks in a traveling circus band. He warns his son not to reveal the act, believing the performer does not actually swallow the instrument. The tale appears in The Rail.
A shopper questions milk quality as blue tinted milk irritates Mrs Bivens. The milkman assures it is top grade, claiming cows are pastured on blue grass in Pathfinder Magazine.
A bystander is detained as a witness after Tough Tim allegedly tried to kill someone. Tim is reportedly out on bail, while the bystander’s exact crime remains unclear.
Mary confides to Ellen she will refuse Tony and avoid living with his mother called Mother Ann. Anxious talks reveal the danger of a love triangle and a friend’s cautionary tale ends with the couple deciding to marry anyway as Tony brings Mother Ann into the scene.
A weary husband returns after searching town for a one of a kind ribbon quote. The wife greets him with delight as he reveals the quest to match a special ribbon for tea moments. The exchange underscores a domestic moment from the Atlanta Constitution.
A barber explains his method of telling blood curdling stories to make hair stand up, helping him cut more easily. The customer protests but receives a witty reason about the effect of fear on hair.
Instructions and charts for making filet crochet squares with a 10 inch companion square. Includes material requirements and illustrations. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept. at 259 W Fourteenth St New York NY for pattern 5815.
The 75 mile range weapon nicknamed Big Bertha was built by Fritz Raussenberger and named for Bertha Krupp of Essen. Three were made, dismantled at armistice, and in 1919 recycled for other uses as the Essen base was razed under Allied control.
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