Peter Rabbit learns where Rattles the Kingfisher hides
Peter Rabbit tries to locate Rattles the Kingfisher by following along Laughing Brook to the Smiling Pool. He observes Rattles catching minnows and taking them to unseen nests, realizing the kingfisher feeds its young nearby and near water.
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Peter Rabbit
Jimmy Skunk
Jimmy
Rattles the Kingfisher
Rattles
Laughing Brook
Big River
Smiling Pool
Grandfather Frog
Peter
Robin
T. W. Burgess
WNN Service
The Brothers by Douglas Malloch
A man recalls his father's brutal fight as a test of loyalty among male peers. The narrator notes the brothers and others intervened, leaving the father injured. The father explains he was initiated through the first degree, calling the event brotherhood, while the narrator critiques the violence.
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Brotherhood
Douglas Malloch
WNU
A crew criminals leave behind for police to work on
Expository remarks by Estelle describe criminals leaving a crew behind as a clue for police to track them. The quote, attributed to 1932 Bell Syndicate via WNU Service, captures a streetwise view on crime scene behavior.
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Estelle
Bell Syndicate
WNU Service
New Dishes for Spinach and Fruit in 1932 Cookery
A Western Newspaper Union feature from 1932 presents new spinach preparations topped with grapefruit segments and three dressings. It offers Grapefruit French Dressing, Golden Fruit Salad Dressing, and Molded Cheese With Fruit Filling using gelatin, grapefruit juice, and whipped cream for a light, colorful centerpiece.
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Western Newspaper Union
Germany Votes and Political Turmoil Feature 1930s Crisis
Adolf Hitler seeks control as Nazis gain seats but fall short of majority in Reichstag. Papen backs a nonparty cabinet amid Junker pressure while the Communists surge to 89 seats. Austrian politics shift as Seipel dies and Dollfuss clings to power. Gran Chaco tensions flare between Paraguay and Bolivia, with arbitration urged. Lamont resigns, Chapin named secretary of commerce. Dixie Bee mine clash prompts national guard deployment. Bonus march aftermath stirs political tension as Roosevelt campaigns and Hoover faces crossfire.
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Germany
Adolf Hitler
National Socialist
Reich
Reichstag
von Papen
Junker
Junkers
Interior
New Zealanders press plan to shorten working hours
In Washington discussions with Hoover aides and New Zealand delegates sought parallel steps to widen re employment and secure jobs through job sharing. The talks touched on world economic conference aims, currency stability, trade, tariffs, and war debts, with possible London or other signatory venue.
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Washington
Hoover
Donk
Lamont
Rapidan
Mold Sam
League of Nations
State Department
United States
H. H. Bundy
London
Ottawa
Europe
Harvey H. Bundy
Paris
Department of State
America
France
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Rochester
England
Medway
By Thornton W. Burgess
By Douglas Malloch
Udge
Rupert Turnbull
California Supreme Court
Loretta
Richard R. Blythe
New York
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Blythe
Los Angeles
Girligag.c
Dada
Bonus Army
Chapin
Edward W. Pickard
Adolph Hitler
Hugenberg
GR. Ignatz Seipel
Austria
Vienna
Christian Socialists
Seipel
Dollfuss
John Wancura
Wancura
Araguay
Bolivia
Gran Chaco
Paraguay
Mexico
Colombia
Cuba
Uruguay
Argentine
Brazil
Chile
Chacoas
Pilcomayo
Frores
P. Lamont
Chicago
Roy D. Chapin
Detroit
Hudson Motor Company
Mr. Chapin
Michigan
Mr. Hoover
Grosse Pointe Farms
Dixie Bee
Terre Haute
Ind
Lesiie
Paul Sieberling
Sieberling
Johnstown
McCloskey
Gifford Pinchot
Congress
Pinchot
Maryland
Ritchie
Walter W. Waters
Waters
Redd. Croxton
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
R. F. ©. Board
Pennsylvania
Overnor Roosevelt
Wilson
Calvin Coolidge
Roosevelt
Ely
Massachusetts
al Smith
John J. Raskob
James A. Farley
Frank O. Walker
James W. Gerard
Walker
Everett Sanders
Sage
Northampton
F. Cc
Gov. Pinchot
OL. Bennett
Clark
Iate
Champ Clark
Missouri
Charles M. Howell
Henry W. Kiel
Kansas
George McGill
Harry H. Woodring
Ben
Paulen
Alfred M. Landon
MecGill
Landon
YY Onpeneul
Eddie Tolan
Michigan Negro
Kosucinski
Poland
Tom Hampson
Baba Didrikson
Texas
William Veeck
Rogers Hornsby
Cubs
Charles Grimm
Hornsby
Rogers
Veeck
Philip K. Wrigley
Apt
Wolfgang von Gronau
Land
Greenland
Iceland
Labrador
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