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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1938
Page
3
A humorous exchange from period humor pages shows a beggar asking for a dime, the sailor promising repayment, and the waiter threatening to call the manager over a tough steak. The joke culminates with the conductor being requested to let a passenger off at the next stop.
A popular film star tries French at the table and quips about we meaning u and I as she answers a gallant’s sugar question with oui. The playful banter captures her light humor and quick wit during social dining.
A historical piece recounts Ralph Dr. Pavid a war correspondent famed for a spider farm hoax in the 1890s and the famous Witch Death Warrant fraud. It traces how the Grantaire spider story and Samuel Ireland Shakespeare forgeries misled readers and investors before exposure.
The plant Albizzia julibrissia, a large shrub or small tree, carries popular names such as mimoga and silk tree. It is closely related to acacias and admired for its beauty in bloom and form.
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