14 Feb 1935
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1935
Page
1
A nostalgic returnee recalls dull days in his hometown Chicago scene and notes Bill Watson died suddenly near the post office with his body found days later. An exchange in Der Lustige Sachse from Leipzig adds a pun on holiday pain and a dentist visit interruption.
Mrs Hardface trails her small husband through a crowded shop and pesters him to buy a lamp shade for the drawing room. She spots a shade priced at two guineas and exclaims approval, while John deems it too expensive and resists the purchase.
A speaker asks a potential partner to consider joining as a Ufe partner and inquires about the amount of capital they can commit. The exchange centers on forming a business partnership and securing funding.
A morning conversation between Billy and his father explores a pun about a pale expression. The father asks a riddle and Billy answers with a playful misdirection, highlighting wordplay centered on a homophone.
A New York Sun item notes that thousands of Chinese hogs were used last year to produce paint brushes. The piece questionably extols animal training for industrial work and comments on the cleverness of the practice.
A humorous postcard style exchange shows a wife accusing her husband of withholding food. he retorts with cheeky affection, claiming she appears improved while he jokes about the larger portions.
A London humorist quips about memory tests and marriage records as a registrar faces a playful confrontation. The brief item captures social satire on privacy and public marriage checks. The gag hinges on a film star’s deflection of intrusive questions and the humorist’s mockery of officialdom.
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