Quotable remark stirs talk of a missing breath
A London Mail quip questions public chatter about a woman's reputation asking why she lacks scandal and friends as the comment fuels this social rumor.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1922
Page
7
A London Mail quip questions public chatter about a woman's reputation asking why she lacks scandal and friends as the comment fuels this social rumor.
Bob-Jim Sanders considers a move into acting after a friend’s death leaves him a fur-lined overcoat. Beatrice notes she has no qualifications, raising questions about his readiness.
A humorous exchange has Sammy telling his uncle that bringing his bride home is old fashioned while he plans to visit her family for a while. The line captures comic, lighthearted family banter about courting norms.
A humorous exchange between Mary and Maude about why leaves turn red in autumn. Maude suggests leaves blush at recalling their green summer.
A passage notes the common belief that a father and a son argue over a restless youth like Chatterton. The speaker jokes that marriage is supposed to reform a man, yet adds a wry observation about the stubbornness of young men and the steadiness expected from married life.
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