Fast Talk By Farmers Irony On Street Corner
In a village store two farmers boast of exaggerated feats. One claims a nephew outruns bullets for miles, another allegedly can blow out a light and be undressed by nightfall. An English supervisor accuses a workman of drinking after seeing a wheelbarrow outside a pub. He leaves his wheelbarrow at her door all night as a rebuttal.
Changed by Time at First Sight
A reunion dialogue unfolds after five years as a man asks Helen about her changes and she replies with irony. He asserts she could only improve, while she counters with light ambiguity and banter about transformation.
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Pedigreed Hats Echo Boston Beacon Hill Traditions
An 80 year old Boston figures on Beacon Hill keeps family traditions alive. She hosted a guest from the Middle West who asked about her friends hats. The reply emphasizes their inherited style rather than purchase, stating We don't get our hats. We have our hats.
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Two Mails a Day Says Smith in Dinner Gaffe
At a Washington dinner, Postmaster General Donaldson's mail delivery directive sparked talk of 1952 GOP nomine e Margaret Chase Smith. When pressed for her platform she quipped I would favor two deliveries a day prompting gasps and laughter from guests.
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Our Job Interviewer Exchange
A terse joke exchange about electricity and a misheard term. The interviewer asks about knowledge of electricity, the applicant answers yes, then quips on arma ture as a fighter for nothing. The scene plays on miscommunication and wordplay.
Woman in Harold's millinery seeks laughs not hats
A Minneapolis Harold's department store shopper tried on every bonnet in the millinery section and told the buyer she came for laughs, not purchases, prompting a lighthearted moment in the store.
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Minneapolis
Farm Machinery and Equipment Help Wanted
Help wanted for a dairy operation with 400 registered Holsteins. Male, 35 to 40, steady full time, must have experience and shed knowledge. Room and board furnished. Apply BEDE COLLEGE FARM Peru Illinois.
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Bede College Farm
Peru
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