The Difference Gravity and Levity Cartoon
The quip recalls Isaac Newton noting gravity as an apple falls while others joke about levity. This cartoon caption reflects playful science humor in a magazine.
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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1921
Page
2
The quip recalls Isaac Newton noting gravity as an apple falls while others joke about levity. This cartoon caption reflects playful science humor in a magazine.
A humorous Cartoon Magazine cartoon mocks the proverb A friend in need is a friend indeed by showing a bathing girl and water at her feet. The caption plays on East and West not meeting and questions aiding a needy friend with money.
A compact verse passage presents a perilous betrothal theme. It warns that love wounds deeply and deadly risk follows for the suitor who loses both heart and head in a fateful courtship.
Cartoon caption reflects Blinks continuing his steady approach and a recurring joke about borrowing the same old amount, illustrating familiar comic chatter.
A humorous Cartoons Magazine line mocks runaway husbands with blue eyes and the rest of us as black and blue in a witty exchange. The quip plays on stereotypes of appearance and trouble in relationships.
A brief cartoons magazine vignette features a quarrel where one character scolds Doris for selfishness and warns about a dress. The dialogue hints at shared garments like silk stockings and a cautious approach to wardrobe.
A young poet presents a new brain child to Car toons Magazine with the editor replying the magazine cannot adopt it. The exchange captures a light editorial moment in a vintage cartoon periodical.
A cartoon caption notes a woman who tries to conceal her age is old enough to know better reflecting a witty joke from Cartoons Magazine.
Practical guidance from the U S Department of Agriculture on making fruitades from lemon and various fruit juices. Tips include diluting with water, adding tea for adults, sugar syrup preparation, and a tested Fresh Fruit Punch recipe serving about 40 with pineapple, citrus juices, berries, and Apollinaris or ginger ale.
A home style note describes corn meal biscuits using 114 cups corn meal 2 cups sour milk and more with eggs fat and soda baked in small pans for crusty finger rolls. It also gives buckwheat quick bread with buckwheat flour shortening salt sour milk and soda baked flat then cut into hot squares.
A U S Department of Agriculture guide explains baking the undercrust first until barely browned to avoid soggy results. Prick the crust to prevent blisters, and for juicy fruits like dewberries cook fruit first and remove some juice before thickening and sugar added.
A hotel guest in a small Pennsylvania town recalled a morning visit to a stable where rats were dead from Rat-Snap. The remark compared the scene to a battlefield in Europe. The ad notes three sizes and a guaranteed sale by Turman Riggs and H V Bennett.
The Walter L Mains Circus shown in Canton and praised as among the best in the United States, features the Wirth Family bareback riders and the Mexican quartet. A two hour program includes aerial, juggling, acrobatic acts and a daring furniture balancing act. The circus will perform in Sullivan on Friday July 29.
Two chorus girls joke about attending a party with Jack clarifying that they mean the party is with Jack rather than bringing a separate party. Cartoon caption written in Maga zine style.
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