Brainy BEAN Boy quote on dirt eating health
Luke McGlock delivers a folksy remark about reducing dirt consumption for better health. The comment reflects rural wisdom on nutrition and practical everyday choices.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1932
Page
7
Luke McGlock delivers a folksy remark about reducing dirt consumption for better health. The comment reflects rural wisdom on nutrition and practical everyday choices.
A humorous collection of irreverent exchanges features a nervous young man and a stern father. The dialogue touches on courting etiquette, a baby’s speech, acting misadventures, a former furniture collector, and a child asking about a Mrs. Jones relatives. Sparse setup adds comic urgency.
A reporter visits a museum and family scene tense with quick lines. A former airman jokes about injury and truth, a fire is reported as out, relics are said to have been returned to Washington, and a father quietly asks to borrow a five-spot while reading his paper.
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