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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1926
Page
3
Dialogue snippet shows Biggs noting John's new brick mason job and Jiggs confirming. Line from Liar by the Calendar and Sapissimus mock the year 1926. The Rutgers Chanticleer gag about a chilly doctor ends with a patient recalling teeth on the table.
A witty exchange contrasts skepticism about print with rival ditto and dictionary wordplay. The mock dialogue also jokes about chauffeurs and talk being cheap, noting that loquacious people often repeat others' ideas.
Dialog shows disagreement over the family’s move to Canada. Harold claims they went to settle while Eva argues they left to avoid settling, reflecting family tension and differing perceptions of the move.
Mrs. Bloxter describes her husband’s irritability due to news that the factory where their children work may shut down and his new job offer.
A humorous dialogue sketches a family scene as a father remarks on lingering good nights and the long farewell. The exchange highlights parental weariness with a touch of comic adieu about nothing.
Dialog from Dartmouth cartoon caption shows Sandy told to speak with an owl like quip. Sandy replies hoot mon in playful shoreline banter.
The African drug plant buchu resists transplantation to the United States and must still be sourced from its native country. It is transported to market by bullock carts.
The writing notes that impulsive individuals injure others with careless behavior and that the hurt lingers for the harmed while the impulsive forgets.
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