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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1919
Page
6
Daddy's Evening Fafa i ry Tale
A playful dialogue between Mr Mountain Lion and Mrs Mountain Lion, the Puma family, discusses knowledge and communication. They claim prowess in climbing and swimming while musing on how much others know and what they choose to share. The exchange mixes whimsy with light moral observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Mountain Lion
Puma
Mrs. Mountain Lion
Mr. Mountain Tien
Mountain Lion
Wei Ogre
Meantain Lion
Great Cat
Atra Bargain from Blighty
An elderly lady in London tells Tommy she would pay a thousand pounds for a boy like him, then offers to hold his hand for sixpence, revealing she has money but no children. Tommy asserts his mother would not allow it, ending with a cautious offer from the polite stranger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atra
Tommy
Mirain
Blighty, London
Real Philosopher Claims Army Life Is Real War
A dark-skinned warrior returns from combat and proclaims the army the real life while boasting he never missed a meal in France. He notes occasional delayed tears but asserts he had them all right, as others grin and agree in a rough soldier’s digressive banter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Treneh
Summer Plans Replace Vacation Hope
Mr Comrox jokes about staying in the city to write daily letters home about the heat while his family enjoys a summer resort. The exchange frames a humorous contrast between travel for leisure and indoor city life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother
Mr. Comrox
The Itinerant Musician Declares His Trade
A courtroom exchange reveals the witness naming his occupation as itinerant musician. The lawyer questions past incarceration and the witness responds he has not served time, adding a clipped remark about beating it. The dialogue closes with a philosophical line on efficiency and a violet as a modest flower amid a storm.
Proved It Classroom Exchange About Feet
A joke where a teacher argues nothing has three feet and students name examples. Tommy cites a yard and a three legged stool as counterexamples to the claim that all objects have two or four feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teacher
Tommy
Roadside Sign and Turtle Mishap Tale
A fragment describes a roadside event with a sign reading Sea Food a Speccalts and a turned turtle incident. The garbled speech hints at a humorous or chaotic moment during travel.
Leech as Weather Prophet
A curious note explains using a leech in a water jar to forecast weather. The leech’s position and movement supposedly signal fine weather, wind, storms, frost, and snow, with behaviors described for each condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leech
Safe and Sane Fourth Reflections in a Quirky Exchange
A wry dialogue cites hiding a safe and sane Fourth of July while noting children should not chase morbid fireworks. Miss Cayenne weighs contrasts between expectations and caution, and a broader reflection questions hustle and integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Cayenne
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