Editorial urges restraint on school displays of affection
The article calls for reduced show of affection at S H S urging students to avoid hand holding and public demonstrations. It asks for keeping atmosphere and school spirit intact while not shaming couples and to continue friendly behavior without obvious displays.
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Paper pieces and fractions joke twist
A humorous exchange starts with tearing a sheet into four pieces yielding quarters and into eight yielding eighths. When the joke escalates to dividing into eight thousand parts the punchline arrives as confetti.
Interdigitation and oscullation debate prompts mixed opinions
Nosey Nora's column surveys readers on interdigitation and oscillation with quirky quotes from Arlene Wolf Shirley Buckingham and many others. Webster defines interdigitation as joined fingers and oscullation as kissing, prompting varied reactions.
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Arlene Wolf
Shirley Buckingham
Mr. Parsley
Shs
Pat Meenen
Miss Harris
Joan Benishik
Alice Crane
Carol Schroeder
Louise Menez
Bob Peugh
Tom Kieln
Miss Larson
Mise Becker
Sally Mosher
Ralah Wesner
Sylvia Bawden
Nancy Kunde
Jim Galloway
Alice Emmitt
Ron Goodnight
Dolly Bell
Herman Michels
Harry Weaver
Jim Cleveland
Roger Laible
Mr. Webster
Birthstones for Various Callings and Roles
A playful catalog links professions and roles to stones made famous in phrases. Laundresses to soapstone, architects to cornerstone, cooks to puddingstone, soldiers to bloodstone, politicians to blarneystone, borrowers to touchstone, policemen to pavingstone, stock brokers to curbstone, burglars to keystone, tourists to Yellowstone, beauties to peachstone, editors to grindstone, motorists to milestone, pedestrians to tomstone.
Diner Exchange About Service Sparks Laughs
A diner scene shows a waiter replying to a crab question with a playful line about serving anyone who sits down. The moment captures a humorous, inclusive vibe in a casual dining setting.
Music in the Saloon and a Grampy Remembered
The column weaves a scene of a drunken man in a saloon and a crowd singing old hillbilly tunes, then shifts to memories of Grampy. It recalls his simple joys planting, building, reading, and fishing, and notes his death in spring, leaving a lasting image of a favorite relative.
Grampy of London to Florida Adventurer and Scout Cook
My grandfather came from London on a large boat and settled in Florida woods. He shared stories of his boyhood and adventures from Spanish American War to camping and cooking for Boy Scouts. He hunted, fished, and gathered rattlesnake rattles from his hunts.
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Grampy
London
England
Florida
Gramp
Boy Scouts
Flordia Jungles
Whale Chase Aboard The Schooner Ends With Crew Paid
Captain Paxton faces debt as two more whales are needed to pay the mortgage. After weeks without a catch the crew fights rough seas and a harpooned whale lashes from the water. Four whales are sighted. one whale damages a boat but no one is hurt. The other two boats secure whales and the crew receives pay.
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Paxton
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S.H.S
Nora
Vanderbuilts
Dora
Mrs. Blowabout
America
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Catalina
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Flordia
By Carlyle Cameron
By John Fassler