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Stamford American

Location

Stamford, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 1936

Page

11

Haircut The Weexy Nut Story In A Barbershop

A comic vignette from The New York American features a nutty character racing into a barber shop. He demands a haircut and insists on standing due to being in a hurry while the barber tries to calm the rapid exchange.

Mark Hellinger New York American

Coalman complains as cellar capacity tightens

A Montreal Star quip notes the coalman bragging about fitting 44 bags in the cellar while today only 43 could be packed and a maid comments the master is down in the cellar.

Montreal Star

Example of returning good for evil in Chesterton Tribune

The Chesterton Tribune notes a discussion about choosing goodness over revenge. It frames the idea as a response to wrongdoing by doing positive deeds rather than harming others.

Robert Bobby Chesterton Ind Tribune

Making a Choice

A Bell Syndicate column reflects on choosing between independence and companionship. It argues maturity weighs affection over freedom, noting loneliness follows estrangement or separation, while true companionship grows from allowing personal differences and ongoing family bonds despite occasional disputes.

Bell Syndicate WN Service

Good Resolutions for Quiet Lives and Noble Speech

A compact moral note urges silence and constructive critique. Mrs. H. B. Stowe recommends avoiding fault-finding and sour remarks, while promoting praise. Burke adds that opponents sharpen us by testing our strength and skill.

H. B. Stowe

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