Nichols Sees Lighter Side Of The News
United Press columnist Harman W. Nichols recalls a visit by his mother, Ma rine, and Aunt Atha Redeman to Washington landmarks. The tour includes the House and Senate, the White House, the Smithsonian, the cherry trees, Mount Vernon, and the Washington Monument, with humorous notes on the long steps and the guide’s patience.
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How To Embarrass Small Fry Etiquette From Adults
A 1954 piece discusses rude manners toward children and poor parenting. It cites overheard family disclosures at dinner, public embarrassments, and the need for tactful reticence. The author recalls a personal lapse during Bert Lahr’s graduation and vows gentler handling of youth.
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Drivers Make Slight Mistake at Cincinnati Safety Lanes
In Cincinnati, two motorists, Mrs. Marcelia Dahler and Albert Neiheisel, both arrived in a Pontiac the same color during annual car inspections. Neiheisel paid, entered Dahler’s 1919 model car, and drove off heading north, prompting officials to say this is the first mixup after ten years of operation at the inspection lanes.
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