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Newspaper
Yank
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1943
Page
3
A humorous guide describing Johnny Doughboy the world’s most persistent souvenir collector and a jokey rundown of trader etiquette. It advises greeting in local speech, masking interest, and playful bargaining to secure wares, ending mid instruction with a punchline about following steps.
A wartime map puzzle tasks connecting nine swastikas with four straight lines. The tale shifts to a trader deal, profit, and a soldier’s haul as Pvt. Ken Abbott recalls winning a bargain and plans to bring back souvenirs from the war. Betty’s necklace and a potential romance back home mingle with coin riches.
Native troops recount a sugar farmer’s threat to kill a sergeant if he continued courting the farmer’s daughter. The regimental chaplain passed the warning, then the chaplain received a call that the sergeant had confronted the man and left him with bruised eyes after visiting the daughter.
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