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A kibitzer is a spectator who comments on a game or performance from the sidelines. The term comes from Yiddish and often implies humorous or unsolicited commentary.
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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1950
Page
8
A kibitzer is a spectator who comments on a game or performance from the sidelines. The term comes from Yiddish and often implies humorous or unsolicited commentary.
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A block of jokes and anecdotes unfolds about fogged driving ethics a garage quip a police court tale and a potpourri of puns. It includes a sequence of telegramd humorous exchanges a teacher Teddy tale and a carpentry of quick wits with familiar punchlines.
A set of brief comic sketches about misunderstandings and social quirks. A doctor bluntly critiques a patient while noting artistic pride. a near collision exchange between a motorman and a truck driver. and a newcomer learning voting rules from a village clerk.
A student called Jimmie offers an excuse to his teacher the next day claiming his absence was caused by a new baby brother being born. The note implies the parental explanation of the missing child due to family arrival.
A mother warns her son about aviation training as he leaves for the base. Her counsel emphasizes safety and careful flying. The brief captures parental concern and the earnest hope for a safe journey to the training facility.
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