The Spice Of Life Old Timer Recollects Sundays
An elderly resident recalls days when neighbors rested on Sunday rather than Monday and reflects on changing social customs and routines.
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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1967
Page
2
An elderly resident recalls days when neighbors rested on Sunday rather than Monday and reflects on changing social customs and routines.
A husband hides a stray cat by placing it in a basket and driving away. On return his wife asks if he lost it. He replies that he followed the cat and only then found his way home. A proverb hints a boy's growth when he walks around puddles.
A humorous postcard style tale places a U S senator and a U S general strolling Saigon. They meet Vietnamese soldiers and joke about salutations and loyalties. A dentist quip about rye whiskey and a park dog exchange add light bits.
The saying compares mothers-in-law to seeds that accompany a tomato. It suggests they are not essential but inevitably part of the overall package, reflecting a humorous view on family dynamics.
A man received dental treatment when the dentist inadvertently grabbed a different syringe after finishing the procedure. The incident prompted concern over sterilization and patient safety practices at the clinic.
An executive returns home dejected after an aptitude test at work. He laments that belonging to the company saves him from failing the test, prompting a wry remark from the first secretary who says, So you...
A marriage counselor asks a woman if she woke up grumpy. She answers that she did not wake him, she let him sleep. The humor hinges on a playful misdirection about mood and a spouse.
Two young ladies discuss marrying for wealth while one offers to introduce her suitor. A anxious husband awaits his wife to be registered for immediate entry to the maternity ward and asks if she is sure about it.
A quarrel erupts as a man celebrates his 25th wedding anniversary. He admits contemplating killing his wife after five years of marriage, lamenting a lawyer's warning of a 20 year sentence if he acted, and choosing restraint. The exchange turns tense with moral judgment and humor.
Ancient Roman crowds ranked the rhinoceros among favorite animals as imperial expeditions pursued specimens in Sudan and Ethiopia to meet demand.
Two unemployed men were judged differently for refusing jobs. One rejected a taxicab with an automatic transmission. the other declined a paint sprayer role due to allergy. Suitability, distance, hours, wages, and health risk determine eligibility and disqualification.
The pearl, though valued, is not classified as a precious gem. Precious gems are minerals mined from the earth and perfected by the lapidary's craft.
The state issues a legal notice to Cecil L. Snow to appear with a written answer by 10 a.m. on the first Monday after 42 days from January 1, 1968 in Grayson County District Court Sherman. Barbara Ann Snow files for divorce on grounds of cruel treatment. Publishing dates noted are November 23, 30 and December 7 and 14, 1967.
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