Feral Quiz Returns With Crowd Pleasing Questions
Local venue hosts another feral Quiz night featuring rapid fire questions across general knowledge rounds. Teams compete for kudos and prizes as host fosters lively banter and quick thinking.
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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1947
Page
11
Local venue hosts another feral Quiz night featuring rapid fire questions across general knowledge rounds. Teams compete for kudos and prizes as host fosters lively banter and quick thinking.
The user asks about an agony column definition, Webster’s fatal injuries, Mayan dates, treaty negotiators, timber from forest fires, and John Bunyan’s profession. The questions span journalism history, 18th century treaties, and classic authors.
The item contains scattered notes including personal advertisements and reads like a ledger fragment. It references a man thrown from a carriage at age 34 000 B C and names Hartley Adams Franklin and Jay. It notes over 200 000 five room houses and mentions a man who was a tinker.
A festive advertising feature suggests Camels for cigarette smokers and Prince Albert Smoking Tobacco for pipe users as ideal Christmas gifts. It notes Camel cartons contain ten packs and Prince Albert comes in one pound moisture proof containers with holiday wrapping and space for a greeting.
Sewing patterns feature a Gibson Girl blouse with short or three quarter sleeves and a full skirt for sizes 12 to 18. Also offered are practical bib aprons with easy sewing, pattern numbers 1720 and 1715, plus a Fall and Winter issue of FASHION magazine with free pattern inside.
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