Newsies: Mush Lines Flashcards

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What does 'papers is all I got' mean?

It's getting bad out there.

What do the sirens represent?

Them fire sirens kept me awake all night.

What did the new newsie price state?

"New newsie price: sixty cents per hundred".

What was said about scaring Weasel?

<p>I'd say we launched in a most auspicious manner.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What was the plan regarding Harlem?

<p>You heard the man. Let's split up and spread the word.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Not so fast, boss. Harlem wants to know what Brooklyn's gonna do.

<p>True (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does 'newsies stop the world' imply?

<p>Now there's a headline even Elmer could sell!</p> Signup and view all the answers

How is Snyder described?

<p>He ain't looking so tough no more.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Meaning of 'papers is all I got'?

"Papers is all I got" means times are getting tough and resources are scarce.

Sirens Symbolism

The sirens represent a state of emergency and anxiety, disrupting peace.

New Newsie Price

The new newsie price was sixty cents per hundred papers.

Auspicious Launch

Launching in an auspicious manner means starting in a way that is successful and promising.

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Harlem Plan

The plan was to split up and spread the word in Harlem.

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Brooklyn's Role

Brooklyn's action matters to Harlem; there's an interdependence.

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Headline Implication

'Newsies stop the world' implies a headline so sensational it would be a major story.

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Snyder's Condition

Snyder isn't looking as tough anymore. Likely defeated or humiliated.

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Study Notes

Newsies Flashcards Summary

  • "Papers is all I got" indicates a challenging situation, highlighting the tough environment faced by the Newsies.
  • "Sirens is like lullabies to me" suggests a grim reality for the Newsies, where fire sirens correlate with breaking news, affecting their livelihood and sleep.
  • "New newsie price: sixty cents per hundred" signifies price adjustments in the newspaper distribution, relevant for the Newsies economy.
  • "We sure scared the bejeebers outta Weasel" demonstrates the Newsies’ ability to instill fear in their adversaries, while referring to a successful operation.
  • "I'll take Harlem" signifies the strategic division of territories among the Newsies as they plan to maximize their outreach.
  • "Not so fast, boss. Harlem wants to know what Brooklyn's gonna do" reflects the need for coordination among the Newsies from different areas in their efforts.
  • "Newsies stop the world" emphasizes the impact and recognition the Newsies seek in their quest, aspiring to make headlines and gain respect.
  • "He ain't lookin so tough no more, is he?" refers to a diminishing threat from Snyder, showcasing the empowerment of the Newsies in their struggle.

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