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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1925
Page
6
An Alabama-tinged tale recalls a Savannah man and a Charleston friend who rely on a trusted boatman for a fishing expedition. Despite perfect weather, ideal tide, and top bait, no bites come, prompting the expert to question why the fish are not in the water.
A brief note on the kitchen cabinet's influence as kind words spread and shape impressions. It mentions tongue restraint, modest cost, and the power to mirror others and craft self-image.
A group of big leaguers stranded by rain sit under a Texas hotel portico as villagers encircle them. A loitering ragged black man laughs at every quip, eyeing generosity from White visitors, until noon breaks with factory sirens and lunch pails.
A humorous exchange unfolds as a British couple attends a London theatre. During a long act the husband yawns and asks what comes next. The wife consults the program and reads a punny note about Act four being the same as Act one. The husband grumbles at enduring another “awful mess.”
Two professional confidence men befriend a wealthy sportsman who invites them to his private preserve to shoot. At dawn, amid wooden decoys, one tries a reckless blast. The other cries out in alarm as the scene exposes the danger of deceit and crime.
Parisian fashion editor Julia Bottomley notes a paradox of elaborate detail paired with apparent simplicity in Paris made gowns and shoes. Velvet gowns feature silver embroidery, buckles and delicate beading, with bold heel choices and winged shoe motifs shaping the season’s dressy footwear.
Jim Langston fails at many jobs until a bank setback leads to a bold plan to become a wholesale commission merchant selling farmers’ products. He partners with Margaret Wallace, and with effort builds a successful enterprise while reflecting on finding true calling and staying enthusiastic.
A clipped, playful exchange hints at a long marriage with George listening and Mabel answering. The line implies a light domestic mood as they mark a year of marriage.
A Country Gentleman remark portrays a negro physician telling Mrs Johnsing that while the fever is knocked out, there is no hope for her husband’s recovery but she has the faint consolation of knowing the doctor’s judgment.
The Washington Star quotes Senator Sorghum saying he made promises he could not keep and that those seeking appointments were often better off in private business than in public policy.
An exchange shows a judge granting mercy to an accused person delaying punishment due to a forthcoming marriage. The dialogue notes mercy extended for seven days and then longer terms, with humorous asides about Stockholm and timing.
A witty line notes that she rarely loses temper but if given options she would choose to lose her voice over other things. The quip highlights a speaker’s fear of silencing her expression.
Senator Sorghum compares international relations to family ties where nations only value others if they can offer financial backing. He suggests countries judge others by lending capacity rather than friendship. The remark frames diplomacy as money driven and transactional.
An amusing craftsman note highlighting Jack as a skilled helper who can bang balls into noon with lightning speed. The exchange mocks the coincidence of lightning not striking twice in the same place and adds a humorous tone.
A short humorous exchange from American Legion Weekly notes a keen sense of humor. The line about a banana peel evokes lighthearted commentary on public speaking and personality.
A fragment notes a tense moment in a Pitt Panther setting with a man speaking to his wife while a bystander remains silent. The exchange hints at social friction and a stalled conversation in a crowded venue.
A brief comic quip notes a wife praising a dress as perfectly useless while a flabby husband jokes about identical outfits with the Jones neighbor. The exchange highlights social humor and likeness in attire between households.
A poetic fragment contrasts wealth won by combat with the joke of life. It notes a prize flight yielding money while war leaves nations financially ruined and exhausted.
A brief Notre Dame juggler notes a quick return from a performance with Olga answering in playful exchanges about Scaramouche and the show. The exchange captures a light domestic scene with theatrical references.
The applicant explains avoiding a previous job by saying a file was busted, while Mrs Jones questions why he stayed ten years at the last place if he disliked it, and the applicant offers a blunt reply.
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