The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-27
Arkansos Man on BroaduOay!

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 Dinner Clubs were the big ray of the club The Twilight % Ss1u as sn so s sna night opened show speaker Cobb the toasmaser uave Street afterwards President Wilson's last Secretary of State 4ainbrdge Colby.
 Rube Goldberg cartoonst who bought members of the Fourth Estate exiced Cart0onist could sal@ry big machine The word machine meant
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 The patos adopted by the general public I Kalbbie meaning worry The Yankee diom "Wy should worry That's not mne Jewish children made rhyme in English and used 1t in their rope skipping games; 1t ran
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 If he leaves me, should cry;
 should marry another guy. .
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