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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1914
Page
4
A short scraped-together dialogue features a child fearing abandonment during a bath and a mother lamenting lack of parental control amid a separations, referencing legal documents and child custody. Both snippets reflect everyday tensions in family life.
A humorous exchange unfolds as Parson Bagster consoles a widower and Brother Meeks reluctantly agrees. The dinner table becomes a stage for religious wit and sharp putdowns, ending with remarks about appetite and modesty.
A collage of humorous quips and snippets from various voices, including police, office workers, and city life. The material riffs on fashion, tools, telephones, aviation temper, and social scenes, with playful exchanges and observational humor.
Dialogue shows a drunken disorderly case where the defendant M V B Goppinger denies guilt. The judge questions age and name, jokes about Van Buren, and threatens a forty seven day workhouse. A second gag involves a promoter doubt about a fighter's chances due to a sore throat.
A collection of short humorous exchanges and light quips. Jests touch on jury duty wifely scorn dancing spring poetry and a comical doctor patient billing moment. Notable lines poke at manners and social habits with crisp punchlines.
Two grocery clerks joke about a newlyweds attempt at a pudding shown on the package front. The chat centers on the illus tration and a cooking idea as they talk in the shop.
A humorous fragment centers on a water loving mermaid and a humorous office incident. The Office Boy’s Guess includes a mistaken inquiry about a wife, revealing playful confusion over a水 themed joke.
A meditation on the loneliness of Christmas for those far from home and the urge to reach out. It cites Dr. Van Dyke and an ancient hymn, urging inner faith and acts of companionship to ease sorrow and foster a warmer Christmas in the heart.
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