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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1985
Page
8
The article introduces Pig Latin as a common artificial language used in the United States. It notes unsure origins but highlights that kids have spoken in its playful form for generations. The sample rule starts with moving a starting consonant to the end and adding the sound of...
A tongue twisting excerpt explains playful word games and slang from Abacadabra style codes to Cockney rhymes. It cites examples like boot as ook-bay and coffee as no direct word, and notes cultural origins with references to Shari Lewis and newspaper syndication.
A lighthearted gag proposes showing a handwritten note valued at 95 cents and, when challenged, pulling a dollar to reveal the Treasury secretary's signature as the punchline. The bit plays on a pretend bet and jokey proof.
The seventh annual contest invites Maryland Ohio Pennsylvania West Virginia and New Jersey students to submit essays on What the Gettysburg Address Means To Me. Winners receive a Gettysburg vacation package and a chance to partake in the 122nd anniversary observance. Twelve U S savings bonds and special Gettysburg posters will be awarded to top entries from each school. Entries must be postmarked by March 18 and forms are available from Gettysburg Travel Council 35 Carlisle St Gettysburg PA 17325.
Original musical adaptation of the classic children's story presented by Parker Playhouse at Howard High Ellicott City on Sunday January 6 from 2 to 3 p.m. This free program is sponsored by Howard County Recreation and Parks and Ocean City Thanks to the Families tour. Tickets by mail or space-available admission.
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