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THE DALLAS POST, DALLAS, PA., FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1936.
OUR PUZZLE CORNER
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EIGHT YEARS OLD!
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GOLDWYN-MAYER, DIRECTOR
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THE TOTAL NUMBER OF
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FASHION IN ENGLAND, DURING QUEEN
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THEIR HOSE WITH RAGS, S50 THEIR LEGS
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MADE BY THE ANCIENT PHOENICANS
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By POURING
PERFUME on
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LAUGHS FROM
THE NEWS
SINGING IN THE BATHTLB IS
A HIGHLY DESIRABLE HABIT
WHICH ACTUALLY IMPROVES “ThE
TONE OF ONES NOICE,
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SINGING LESSONS
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GOT A BATHTUB
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WANTA BECOME
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MONTH, WITH A BATHTUB
ITS $135 A MonTH!
At a village concert at which the local black-
smith was chairman, a vocalist was loudly encored
after singing “The Village Blacksmith.”
As he was about to respond to the encore, the
chairman whispered: “When you sing that again,
put in a verse about mending bicycles.”
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“Your father looks very distinguished with his
snow-white hair!” said the elderly man.
“Ah, yes,” agreed the wild son, proudly. “He’s
got me to thank for that.”
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Teacher: “Johnny; please give me a sentence
with the word ‘fortification’ in it.”
Johnny: “Every summer we go away for two
weeks’ ‘fortification’.”
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Ted: “You complained about having spots be-
fore your eyes, so the doctor told you to get a
pair of glasses. Did they help you any?”
Ned: “Sure; now I can see the spots much
better.”
$ 8 9
The baseball game was over and one of the
policemen on duty in the ground observed a man
clambering over the wall instead of going out with
the crowd through the gate in the usual way.
“Hi, there!” he shouted. “Why can’t you go
out the same way as you came in?”
“That’s what | am doing,” replied the man, as
he disappeared.
ANSWERS
TO OUR PUZZLE CORNER
Dots: Donkey.
Petey’s problem: Baseball averages.
Errors: Wrong brim on hat, sleeves in shirt, vest
with coattails; ladder not leaning on building, man
not on rung; “white” on black paint can, bricks
in wooden wall, black and white shoes, faucet in
smokestack, cow in tree, one cuff on trousers.
“0” objects: Orator, oranges, onlooker, officer,
ornament, office, obelisk, owl, o:zean, oceanside,
orbit.
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