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Newspaper
Pleasant Grove Review
Location
Pleasant Grove, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1933
Page
2
A dense listing of crossword clues covering expressions of affection, academic terms, existence, direction, colors, euphemisms, and various wordplay prompts. Includes hints for prefixes, suffixes, numbers, and parts of speech, with numerous cross reference style prompts and abbreviated or partial entries.
A girl excitedly proclaims a new jazz record to her father who half-heartedly recalls a noisy collision of carts and ducks. The scene captures a family moment centered on modern music versus rural memory.
A new office boy was trained to answer calls. When a man asked to see the boss, the boy asked his role. The man replied he was a salesman, bill collector and friend. the boy said the boss was in a conference out of town, inviting him to step in.
A tense scene unfolds as a father confronts his son and daughter about late hours. The daughter explains she stayed up with the illness of the son of a man her father often mentions. The exchange highlights family tensions and duty.
Dorrance asks about how far from the station while Weed jokes about three kinds of flies, crow, time, and money. The exchange centers on distance and humorous comparisons.
A witty dialogue recalls a circumnavigator who chose an unconventional path to recognition. The exchange contrasts a shortcut to fame with the familiar equatorial route, highlighting a quirky aspect of world flying lore.
A fragmented passage describes a display featuring an engine bill and a person named Eve and others. The text references songful acts and a brother, with mentions of a device switched on and whistles at every station. The overall meaning is unclear due to garbled OCR.
A judge's daughter testified in court sharing a vivid recollection of the proceedings. She described seeing men seated in a dark room, prompting questions about the events and the treatment of those involved.
A garbled OCR fragment shows a whimsical exchange about the moon being made of cheese. The dialogue features a giant mouse and playful lines questioning the moon’s composition and size, suggesting a lighthearted, nonsensical item.
A brief exchange reveals a playful dispute as she objects to being called Mr Jenkins while he contests the formality. The conversation hints at a change in status with a playful jab at names and titles.
A fragmentary exchange presents a paradoxical inquiry about what someone thinks of a person named her. The garbled text hints at a dialogue exploring perception and opinion, with missing context and unclear speakers.
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