Dollar Fever Patient Hears Fee Debate Then Improves
A feverish patient overheard doctors debating fees. He requested the discussion be moved away, and immediately began to improve after addressing the group.
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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1951
Page
6
A feverish patient overheard doctors debating fees. He requested the discussion be moved away, and immediately began to improve after addressing the group.
A young woman in a public library found a book with the line How to Reach Men To Hold Men To Teach Men To Win Men on the title page but was disappointed by a bottom note stating it is published by the Sunday School Times.
A woman asks a bank teller how much money her husband withdrew recently. The teller refuses to disclose account details, clarifying he is not the one who pays or handles the withdrawals.
An efficiency expert visits an office and learns two clerks admit they do nothing. He notes duplication and considers process improvement.
The dialogue hints at a concealed marriage between two named individuals and a surprise admission about prior flirtation. The exchange centers on the misunderstanding and acknowledgment of the couple's status.
A frightened caddy recalls standing on a golf course when the tycoon he served suddenly fired at him from a sand trap. The assailant declared his wealth and questioned why he must endure such work.
Opportunity notice from Chambord restaurant in New York seeking an authentic French hat-check girl for top service. Excellent chance for advances.
A traveler asks a fisherman for luck. the angler jokes that his six hour rival has been without a bite for six hours, while the speaker has gone three hours with no catch. The tale plays on relative patience and humor.
Betty Hutton was sent to represent her studio at a religious convention while promoting a new musical in the South. She admitted a small error after returning to the hotel, recounting how a minister offered more corn and she, without thinking, handed him an empty glass.
A kitchen mix creates a pint of cough syrup using 2 cups sugar, 1 cup water, or corn syrup or honey, then 24% ounces Pinex. It claims quick throat relief, loosens phlegm, soothes irritation, aids sleep, and offers money-back satisfaction. Ready-to-use Pinex options are promoted.
A Nashville mother of nine describes relief from fatigue and nervousness after using HADACOL. She reports restored energy for housework and daily life, attributing improvements to vitamins and minerals. The ad invites readers to order HADACOL via The LeBlanc Corporation with guaranteed satisfaction.
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