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Anyone who answered a question correctly was suitably rewarded . “ Thirty silver dollars to the ... Have the public direct questions at persons who might be reasonably expected to give a good answer . Thus the first order of business ...
Anyone who answered a question correctly was suitably rewarded . “ Thirty silver dollars to the ... Have the public direct questions at persons who might be reasonably expected to give a good answer . Thus the first order of business ...
Page 66
Giving a right answer was the least important contribution by any guest or regular on the panel . It was generally more fun when the answer was wrong , especially if the culprit tried to wriggle out of it .
Giving a right answer was the least important contribution by any guest or regular on the panel . It was generally more fun when the answer was wrong , especially if the culprit tried to wriggle out of it .
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Answer — hold on to your hat !: “ Ah , So Pure " from Martha . Often the answering panelist might be required to sing or whistle part of the answer to prove that he really knew the music . a The questions just presented were mere ...
Answer — hold on to your hat !: “ Ah , So Pure " from Martha . Often the answering panelist might be required to sing or whistle part of the answer to prove that he really knew the music . a The questions just presented were mere ...
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Contents
MYSELF WHEN YOUNG I | 1 |
THE NEWSPAPER GAME | 17 |
HOBNOBBING WITH CHAMPIONS | 31 |
Copyright | |
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| Title | Not Under Oath: Recollections and Reflections |
| Author | John Kieran |
| Publisher | Houghton Mifflin, 1964 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 20 Sep 2007 |
| Length | 282 pages |
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