North Side Sunny Side Of A House In New Zealand
The north side of a house is described as sunny in New Zealand folklore. The text notes various world facts and historical items with brief statements about geography language history and science.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1938
Page
8
The north side of a house is described as sunny in New Zealand folklore. The text notes various world facts and historical items with brief statements about geography language history and science.
A survey of film and radio talent shows teenagers Judy Garland and Tommy Kelly drawing crowds and presidents, while child stars and new radio favorites push Hollywood openings and future gala premieres. Former child actors share varied beginnings from library jobs to odd trades, shaping a growing wave of TV and radio stardom.
A fragmentary comic scene recalls a mother guiding children to ask for the unused chicken part. Little Ben chooses feathers with a mournful reply. A 1950 era quip about a rocking house and a mother parking a plane on a roof adds period humor. A separate joke features a shopper seeking lipstick and a clerk noting size, and Capper's Farmer references a house party and rides.
A brief excerpt recalls a quarrel between two boys. One says they were not playing marbles but had a fight and were helping Billy Simpkins pick up his teeth after the incident.
An advertisement extols Pepsodent toothpaste with a gleaming smile promise. It emphasizes clinging surface stains removal, fast but thorough action, and a bleach free non gritty formula without polices.
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