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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1934
Page
2
A countrywoman observes a pigeons race and asks for one bird for her son. Professor Briggs meets his wife at the garden gate and the car confusion unfolds with his forgetting if he drove it to town.
A quaint clipping shows jokes about trade practices and personal ads. A man jokes about a wife’s altered speech tapping into postwar humor, while a neighbor dismisses a wife’s goodbye as buy buy. The piece also mentions a Postum offer and a lighthearted misunderstanding.
Fragmentary dialogue mentions a road to Coolangaboo and a wrong turn near a hill with a church. A Mars awaited news line asks about a baby named by unclear speakers. The exchange reflects playful, incomprehensible exchanges with scattered references.
A curious note ponders the identity of an all round man or woman, asking whether the name is stage, literary, monastic, or real. The speaker questions if the alias fits a tramp or a formal persona, keeping the inquiry playful and rhetorical.
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