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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1928
Page
3
A Florida Times-Union humorous dialogue depicts a husband seeking divorce after his wife makes an ironical remark about his work. The court scene critiques domestic tensions with dialect humor and social satire.
A man was convicted of stealing a horse. The judge warned the offense was grave, recalling a past era when it could be a hanging matter. The prisoner quipped that in fifty years it might not be a crime at all.
An exchange notes a joke about misfortune as a man brushes off an alleged soft fall on the sidewalk, with a friend remarking on his seeming bad luck.
The dialogue recalls a stubborn older couple and a younger wife. It hints that Jack may have received the same counsel about enduring early disputes and establishing outcomes. The piece reads like a reflective domestic vignette with period tone.
A short dialogue shows a man crediting motoring with boosting energy and liveliness. The other man reveals surprise at the speaker’s new vigor and admits he himself does not drive, yet jokes about dodging.
A cobweb themed artistic temperaments exchange between Er Mrs Jones and a resourceful charwoman unfolds as they discuss the potential destruction of a work of art. The artist contemplates the value and emotions tied to delicate creation while the charwoman voices concern about preservation.
In an odd letter, a first wife says her husband becomes murderously angry when she wears lipstick. A second wife adds that the man evidently makes her see red as well.
The item hints at a lighthearted gossip note about a rumored romance between a first actress and an actor, with a playful claim that no denial exists for a potential marriage. The text reads like a colloquial teaser from a gossip column.
Dialogue centers on a mother asking about sending Harold another $100 after he flunked two subjects this month while his father notes he did make the football team. The exchange highlights financial support, academics, and athletics in a family discussion.
A humorous exchange unfolds as a woman teases a clerk about a bargain and a ladder in stock ings. The fresh clerk retorts that 75 cents buys only a small aid, not a grand staircase.
Senator Sorghum says he is interested only as an observer and notes the aviator vote in his area is not yet large enough to merit a pull. The Washington Star quotes him on aviation influence and political attention.
A playful caper where a speeding motorist mocks a judge as he hurries to the office to fine others while the judge chuckles at the irony and continues the case.
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