Garduno Wins Over Kid in Four Round Decision
Tom Danforth reported from Winslow on Monday night to promote a return match between Garduno and the Isttrecto Kid and between Red Fitsimmons and Tony Costello. Garduno earned the decision after four rounds with his opponent on defense. Fitsimmons, a Gallup native, knocked Gutello in 14 seconds during the bout. A mysterious “Red Lights” play was noted at Rex Theatre with shows on Friday and the Fourth and Fifth.
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Rex Theatre Screens Broadway After Dark This Week
The Kenosha News reports Rex Theatre programing with Broadway After Dark this Sunday plus a two reel Killing Time and a Weekly News, airing Sunday and Monday. Also shown are Shadows of Paris with Pola Negri on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
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Big Six Touring Car Offers Seven Passenger Comforts
The Big Six Touring is designed for seven passenger service with a powerful motor. Auxiliary seats fold away to convert to a roomy five passenger car with ample luggage space. Described as attractive, dependable, and widely respected for quality, the car is priced lower than rivals due to high volume production.
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Josh Enroute Home Guest Reflection On Arrival
Fragmentary exchange shows Josh questioning Bil about a guest with his wife possibly knowing. Purdy comments that style makers are clever politicians and suggests skepticism about a feminine government.
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Philos
Underdog quip hints at Dempsey future clash
A tossed line from Sport Extra Flubb jokes about boxing champion Dempsey. The retort mentions an undertaker as the eventual opponent, implying a future decisive bout or taunt. The exchange preserves the era’s playful bravado and boxing lore.
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Veteran jokes reveal war scars and humor in hardship
A veteran uses dry wit to explain how a wooden leg and makeshift solutions offer unexpected advantages. Friends challenge him with a name the veteran tries to justify through pragmatic, humorous remarks about cheap aids and coping mechanisms.
Young Harold Shows Off Big Bush
In a playful exchange Harold proudly proclaims he pulled up a big bush by himself under his father’s amused praise. The moment highlights a humorous family scene where a child’s strength is celebrated.
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Arold
Stepnele
Say Pete What Is a Stoic in a Thriller Dialogue
Two boys speak in a rough dialogue about a stoic. One asks the other to define the term while joking about intelligence and boldness. The fragment hints at a conversational scene in a reading thriller.
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Pete
Sam
Judge Questions Witness Over Prisoner at Bar Exchange
The judge asks if the witness ever saw the prisoner at the bar. The witness replies that it wasn’t exactly a bar but everyone got all the drinks they wanted.
Blondé Shares Daily Health Routine and Ride Plans
Blondé states she follows her doctor's instructions and exercises with dumbbells. She plans an evening horseback ride with Percy and Freddie, signaling a routine focused on fitness and leisure.
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Dumbells
Percy
Freddie
Reforming a Husband Doomed Labor of Love
A wry 19th century proverb notes a woman who marries to reform a man faces a lifelong task that ends with her death, implying futile devotion and social commentary on marriage.
Talkative Women and Clean Shoes Echo on Train Car
A passenger argues with a man over talkativeness while the Safety First Conductor scolds travelers for shoe cleaning in the car aisle. The porter recalls a berth passenger with laces tied to toes, and verses recount a bill presented in a valley and hill with sharp, painful undertones.
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Valley
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Says Horses Talk and Other Selections
A collection of notes quotes Joseph C. Drum on horse language and horseman understanding. It mentions American home ownership on modest incomes, typical mortgage practices, objections to bobbed hair, Emerson on defeat teaching, warnings about cheaper gas increasing funerals, and a quip about women’s rights and arming.
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Boston ‘College
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