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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1926
Page
3
A humorous American Legion Weekly amusement piece features a married couple debating dinner and diamond plans. The husband laments price of diamond backed terrapins at a high cost while Mrs Junebride suggests diamonds could be set after use. The father explains floorwalkers wear flowers in buttonsholes as a joke.
A pedestrian walking to reduce steps declines a ride from a motorist on a country road. The driver notes there is no town of that name nearby and asks if the pedestrian is on the wrong road.
A fragmentary humorous exchange features a cornet player and a parson debating musical cadence and street performance. The quirky dialogue hints at street life and period dialect without clear context or location.
The Washington Star quotes Senator Sorghum saying his current thoughts on the important question focus on retaining his fairly good job rather than taking a firm public position. The remark highlights political caution amid contested policy.
An evening scene shows a visitor hearing a crash in the kitchen. Mercy calls out and a hostess explains the noise as Norah, who stops work promptly at 8% and drops everything.
A fragment shows dialogue where Sharpe warns Mr. Supp to keep well covered with a hat when outdoors, suggesting practical fashion or safety guidance from a historical scene.
Grace and Marion debate proving love. Marion notes night dances with a partner as possible proof, while Grace argues such dancing alone does not establish affection. The exchange centers on whether actions suffice without explicit declarations.
A brief excerpt shows Dorothy asking if she must attend Sunday school and her mother replying that she should, while Dorothy senses a disconnect from spiritual harmony that day. The exchange reflects childhood doubt and parental guidance in a church setting.
The First Baptist church of Miami plans a combined church and office tower costing 1.6 million dollars. The project aims to provide expanded facilities and a landmark presence in the city.
An older health notice explains that chronic foul breath stems mainly from constipation rather than teeth. It urges regular use of Nujol to cleanse the intestines, claim a quick health lift, and states it does not form a habit.
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