Uncle Warren Hosts New Year Party For Youth
Warren Brownlee surprises family by throwing a festive New Year party at his mansion. He admits his prior harsh judgments about youth were wrong and says youth must be gay and enjoy fun at home. Doug Crane and Marjorie Hanson support the reveal as Warren smiles for the first time.
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Marjorie Hanson
Warren
Marjorie
Warren Brownlee
Uncle Warren
Warren Crane
Douglas Crane
Doug
Marjie
Uncle Grouch
Fragmentary quips on dating and patience in a social snippet
A garbled exchange features jokes about catching a husband’s flirtations and using patience to catch many fish. The playful dialogue references worms and bait in a casual audience setting.
Plenty Out of It The Boss and Mose Bargain Hardware
The Boss questions the tire’s value as Mose reports haul from salvage. Mose says he has ten glass pieces five nails and sixteen carpet tacks collected so far.
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Mose
Two English Boys Join Army Pact Amid Instructed Orders
Two English boys who were pals joined the army together and faced a tough drill. When an extra order came, Alf whispered to Bill asking what the command meant. Bill replied they had no idea but they must follow.
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Alf
Bill
A Word in Season It happened in England
A raw recruit appointed camp cook makes tea-leaf mint soup by using the same boiler for tea. He tells the mess room to expect tea leaves in the soup as a sign of mint. The humorous mishap reflects trench humor in a British camp.
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England
Pop Corn Fudge Recipe Steps
Combine sugar and cream and stir over low heat until sugar dissolves. Cook to 238 degrees F or until a soft ball forms in cold water. Cool in cold water. Add butter popped corn and vanilla. Beat until creamy. Shape on a buttered plate and cut into squares. Peanuts may be added.
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