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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1927
Page
3
A humorous exchange between a wife and husband centers on golf scores. The wife jokes that the husband’s 144 is poor while Bobby Jones can shoot 72. The husband laments his fate and the wife presses for higher skill with a playful twist.
In a Passing Show quip, Marvelous Nature Squire questions missing pheasant eggs. Brown replies he gets eggs from his hens and has been hatching pheasants, noting nature’s wonder.
A brief exchange prompts a spat as two individuals trade sharp lines. The dialogue hints at ongoing friction and mutual irritation, with no clear resolution in the fragmentary text.
A man identified as Peter Nye is described as taking a knife to eat his pie. The incident centers on a disputed slice and the act is noted without further context or consequences.
Bill recalls discussing car troubles with a friend. He quotes his wife urging “Auto, auto, auto” during breakdowns and notes her words prevail in the exchange. The remark ends with the friend’s puzzled interjection.
The sheik says he aims to kiss well by practicing on apparently regular boys and flappers. His sheba questions how he can kiss men without hesitation.
An ardent exchange unfolds as she declares strong love and vows, while he eyes the rouge prominence on her cheeks, and Ané asserts bold intent with a confident promise.
A provocative jab contrasts a supposed medical cure with a friend who died in Sing Sing after attempting similar treatment. The exchange frames a debate over risky, purported remedies amid sensational scientific claims from the Science and Invention feature.
Williams asks about the sprained ankle and visits a doctor. Thomas replies that the doctor said gout after examining the ankle and treating it.
The article notes a shift away from military options toward more thoughtful policy. Government leaders pledge prudent decision making and avoid aggressive measures.
A girl questions marrying a man lacking redeeming features while another voice says modern thinking is to take a sporting chance. The exchange reflects contemporary attitudes on commitment and risk in relationships.
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