Waitresses as Wives and Wisecracking Coffee Crowd
A columnist jokes that waitresses make good wives by learning men well and enduring ribbing from coffeehouse regulars. They can tell phonies from true lovers, stay courteous, and endure changing moods from cheerful banter to picky demands, with a tongue in cheek note on tips and social dynamics.
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Acre
The seldom tipper and the waitresses pay
A narrator describes waitresses as both observers and targets of mistreatment, noting how tipping power shifts with a savvy server. The piece argues waitresses endure abuse, earn little, and must balance charm with boundaries while seeking a reliable long term partner.
Crossword Clue Mega List and Mixed Prose Notes
A long compilation mixes crossword like clues with scattered prose about waitresses, sports scorers, and horse racing notes. It mentions Ed Sutton and Buddy Sasser lighting up North Carolina scores, and veteran trainers at Hialeah led by Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons guiding Nashua, with Ben Jones and Preston M Burch aging in the frame.
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Ed Sutton
Buddy Sasser
North Carolina
South Carolina
Sasser
Hialeah
Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons
Nashua
Ben Jones
Preston M. Burch
Turkeys Prove Smart Says Kalmazoo Farmer
John Eddy of Grand Junction Michigan defends turkeys as smart citing wind direction and warmth. His farm has housed about 100000 birds over 18 years. He notes turkeys avoid hot corn to protect body temperature. The piece also mentions 14 million tons of NS hay sold in 1954 and the 1782 congressional act naming the bald eagle a national emblem.
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Kalamazoo, Mich
John Eddy
Grand Junction
Eddy
N.S
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