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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1948
Page
7
A worried doctor at a sanitarium endures patient complaints about butterflies swarming over her body. The patient explains the butterflies fight on her sleeve and arms, while the doctor mutters that she need not brush them all over him.
An auditor asks about a furnace stoker at a house. The salesman sighs that the worker is often absent, either playing basketball at the gym or joining a school band with his alto horn, leaving the couple to handle the task themselves.
A humorous exchange features a father's plea for a short question and a son's riddle about a doctor who doctors another doctor. The dialogue toys with the wording of doctoring and requests clarification on how the doctor should perform the act.
Mike claimed to complete a painting for Mr. Smith. Mr. Smith requested two coats and offered payment after the second coat. Mike admitted mixing the first coat with the second and applying both coats at once.
An exchange shows an Extremes customer railing about long waits while a butcher retorts about prior weight complaints. The clash centers on service speed and customer satisfaction.
Advertisement describes a low cost country cottage pattern that guides home builders through materials, framing, foundations, and finishing. It promises step by step directions that an 17 or 18 year old could follow and offers Pattern No 01 for $2.00 from East-Dild Pattern Company Pleasantville Ne Ye.
The duel occurred July 11, 1804, just after seven in the morning on the Weehawken heights in New Jersey. Burr fired first and Hamilton fell forward, later dying of wounds in New York after hours of pain. Burr died politically as Hamilton’s fame grew.
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