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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1938
Page
7
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A fragmented column highlights Fame and actor George M. Cohan in New York strolls with Austin Marshall, a Penn graduate in his first Broadway show. It also memorializes Joralemon the horned toad, a Dallas observer on O Henry, Mickey MacDougall the card shark hunter, and Bob Stanley born Stanley Mroczek, plus notes on Nino Martini, O Henry fans, and Wilfred Pelletier evaluating star quality.
A reflective meditation questions why truth-telling stalls when humor surfaces. It probes whether amusement masks honesty and what blocks clear speech amid ironic or joyful moments.
Ann Arbor scientist Col Henry W Miller former chief of American heavy artillery argues from China and Spain that bombers tanks and other costly weapons are largely wasteful. He notes infantry with rifles and machine guns win battles and warns bombing ground troops is costly and ineffective except against strategic targets.
A patient misreads a medicine bottle instructing to shake before taking. The mother forgets, but the child quips he will perform somersaults to cope. A joke from Columbia Jester reflects workplace distraction and a blunt exchange about a haircut.
A little boy asks why his father is bald. The father jokes that grass cannot grow on a busy street because it cannot get up through the concrete, prompting the boy to answer with a laugh.
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