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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1924
Page
5
A quirky call from Mickie Says urges readers to submit copy early for best display. The piece emphasizes novelty and eye catching presentation to secure a prime ad position.
Bill Pickens and Smiler flee a doomed Western town as a dam threat triggers a panic in Small Fork. They loot the First National Bank and Orchard Association before boarding a train, claiming the burg isn’t so bad after all.
Jim and Molly Crane pay top dollar to stay in a hotel room famed as Washington Lincoln and Poe’s sleeps. The chair and bed prove fancier than facts as Jim destroys Benedict Arnold's chair in frustration, only to reveal his own pocket knife. The couple admit the brag was hype, while room owner Mrs. Starch profits.
A town darkey mocks a fervent appeal to dice as Roy is urged to speak to a emap like he talks to the dice. The country darkey predicts Roy will never lack a happy home if he can persuade a girl with his words.
A brief quip notes a student poor at figures now chosen for magical comedy choruses. The exchange hints at a humorous career shift from arithmetic struggles to stage performance.
A voice over the wire asks if Mr. Glipping is home. Mrs. Glipping confirms he is not, then notes she hears him arriving in a car. She claims their 1917 model is unique in the neighborhood, suggesting he has returned.
Fragmented OCR lines reference essays, lectures, and patents with garbled dialogue about birds, towns, and a million patents. It notes a humorous tone with misread phrases and a casual marriage joke, ending with stray chatter from a judge.
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