Lawyer and friend dispute honesty in garden
A lawyer shows his garden to a woman friend who notes that honesty does not grow there. He claims the lush border disproves the saying. She replies that it only proves he is not a lawyer.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1928
Page
7
Cleopatra’s Mark Made In Ancient Record
In fragments about Cleopatra, scholars note widespread illiteracy of ancient times yet contend she could still leave a mark. The piece suggests despite not being known for writing her name, she secured a lasting influence through actions and influence rather than script.
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Cleopatra
Stude
Not So Mean as That Doorkeeper at a Bad Musical
A patron leaves a bad musical comedy and is urged by a doorkeeper to take a pass check for another patron outside. The victim insists he has no enemies in the world. Stray Steriea.
Inborn Chicken Broth Mystery at Local Eatery
A diner challenged a restaurant after tasting broth and learning it was described as chicken broth in its infancy. The manager explained the broth was made from the water used to bail eggs, prompting disbelief and a peculiar explanation.
Took a Chance on Travels and Bear Hints Abroad
A witty exchange unfolds as a famed figure recalls spends abroad and hunting a bear in Russia. A glamorous companion reacts with surprised curiosity about the cold of distant climes.
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Russia
Windmill remarks spark small town gossip
In a rural exchange two farmers discuss a recent airplane wreck. The conversation questions whether anyone was hurt while contrasting perceptions of a local city girl’s reactions.
Jack's Backbiting Cited Amid Dress Code Remark
A brief exchange notes Jack’s habit of backbiting while a commenter questions attire described as low dressed. The dialogue signals social tension and accusation without additional context or outcomes.
Not Wanted Mrs Newrich and the Cactus Plant
A gardener explains to Mrs Newrich that the rough plant is from the Cac tus family and instructs her to have them take it home.
Father See Baby and Horse Drawings in Family Scene
A family moment features a father admiring a baby and a horse while the mother encourages and jokes about the child growing up to appreciate racing editions. The scene captures a domestic vignette with equine imagery.
Local Divorce Quip Over Troubled Couple
In a witty overheard exchange, Mrs Biggs asks why she divorces. Mrs Binks replies she found her husband rifling through her vanity case after she awoke in the night.
Passing Show Prompts Mrs Jones For More Coats
In a brisk exchange Mrs Jones requests another wrap while insisting she needs three coats. Jones counters noting the comment about her face as the passerby remarks, creating a curt street dialogue.
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