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Newspaper

The Wakefield News

Location

Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1925

Page

4

Congressman Hall Praises W Frank James In Copper Tariff Talk

North Dakota Congressman Thomas Hall extols Michigan's W Frank James as a fearless, tireless advocate for his district. He notes tariff prospects for copper improve with a new Congress, cites party balance, and supports fair remuneration for lawmakers citing Burton's modest Capitol living as an example.

Thomas Hall North Dakota W. Frank James Michigan Mr. James Frank James Congress United States Huti Turitt Washington Congressman Burton Murphy Hall Tom Hall Keweenaw Miner

Wandering Florida Romance Hidden in Poetry and Scenery

In a sun kissed Florida drive, Warren Fisher shares verses from a Florentine bound book as he and Adoree discuss life and art. A storm briefly breaks along the Indian River then clears, revealing Spanish color houses and coquina doors framed by morning glories. The dialogue shifts to poetry by Masters and the couple's silent, charged exchange ends with a promise of continuation.

Warren Wisher Pscho Warren Fisher Curtiss Wright Florida Collector's

A Helping Hand in the Suburban Night Scene

At two in the morning a suburban couple hears a burglar. The man hushes her to stay still and suggests the burglar might try the stubbornly stuck window left from the painters. The scene contrasts cautious disbelief with a wary caution about rumors.

George

Front Page Dream: Quick Route to News Fame

A speaker boasts that the fastest path to modern newspaper prominence lies through sensational wind shear events. The remark hints at a desire for attention and recognition, framing notoriety as a shortcut to the front page.

We Men Married Seventy Years Now in Quiet Message

A fragment notes a long marriage of seventy years and urges effort in using that bond, implying a challenging but valued union without specific names or places.

Didn't Mind Waiting for Convalescing Joe Jackson

A Black man called at a hospital to see how his friend Joe Jackson was doing. A nurse or attendant replied that Jackson was convalescing. The caller insisted on waiting until he was through, showing a casual tone and a dated humorous exchange.

Joe Jackson Sambo

What Do You Think Specialist and Lawyer Exchange Jest

A specialist quips that a man with a hat and soap near a straw brim could not seem crazy if seen jumping Niagara Falls. An insurance lawyer responds that such a man would merely be headed for a bath.

Niagara Falls

Oldbird and Wife Chat Reveal Fifty-Year Shared Mind

Oldbird quips that his wife has a large mind, remarking she has given him a piece of it daily for fifty years and still has plenty left. The playful exchange highlights affection and humor in long marriage.

Oldbird

Sins Well Paid For

A black minister finds two church members gambling on Sunday and asks if they know the Sabbath ban. One youth replies that he’s paying for his sin, highlighting a moral clash with humor.

Rastus Sid

Blonde Bess Says Mother Should Worry About Ice

Blonde Bess offers a quip on coal prices, telling her mother to think of ice as a relief. The remark reflects a lighter, humorous tone in the era’s social chatter and household economics.

Blonde Bess

Modern hush little savings song parody

A brief verse playfully warns that taxes will be avoided through deception. The speaker insists the savings will not shrink, claiming continued financial relief by lying. The tone mimics a nursery rhyme ironic critique of tax avoidance.

Thent's News Ambition Do Some

Ambition features Thent's aim to pursue broader projects and growth. The item notes a desire to expand offerings and explore new ventures, reflecting a proactive stance in pursuing opportunities and development.

Thent

So They Did. A Quip About Kiss and Make Up

A brief dialogue features He urging reconciliation with Come on. Kiss and make up. She counters that the new rouge wears off easily, implying a practical remark on cosmetics and sentiment. The exchange blends humor with social observation.

Easy Deduction Wise Man Parable

A student recounts a paradoxical exchange where the Wise Man links a poet to his wife, implying the poet embraces nature while his wife is associated with washing. The dialogue plays on gendered roles and wordplay about poetic devotion and domestic duties.

Bertha Shy and Comment on Clothing by Knute and Billikins

Knute says Bertha is awful shy while Billikins adds you’re right shy in clothes. The exchange highlights social awkwardness and humorous banter about appearance in a brief chatty item.

Knute Bertha Billikins

Diner Quips Over Wool in Sausage As Fishing Season Opens

A diner finds a piece of wool in his sausage and jokes about dog and ken nel. The fishing season opened Friday under the same laws as last year with no anticipated changes to game and fish regulations. The prospect of statutes being tightened is unlikely to apply this season.

Ford aviation and population praise in early air route era

A US population growth note cites eight million gain to 113 million and Texas feeding potential. Henry Ford launches his first regular flying machine route, an all metal monoplane arriving from Dearborn to Chicago in two hours. Crowds applaud. postmaster general says foreigners will be encouraged to organize flying routes and carry mail under government contracts.

Henry Ford Dearborn Chicago New

Location dispute between Griggins and Truthful Tom

In a local exchange, Griggins derides a "poor" Bull with weak eyes while Truthful Tom defends their placement, saying the group is situated in a weak location. The dialogue mirrors a neighborhood disagreement over perceived deficiencies and positioning.

Griggins Tom

Failure is not final says Chicago column on success

The piece argues that judging people by early failures misreads talent. It cites Napoleon, Newton, Gibbon, Washington, and Demosthenes as examples of early doubts becoming later achievements. It also critiques alien flying plans and a Chicago debate over civic usefulness in 1950.

Chicago Newton Gibbon Rome Washington Demosthenes

Experience Speaks Youth Quote About Love Sickness

A compact quip centers on a youth asking a doctor for a cure for love sickness. The doctor replies that seeing her before breakfast offers the remedy, reflecting a playful social note from an era of witty patient exchange.

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