10 Dec 1931
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1931
Page
1
A 1931 luncheon guide outlines a Cupid Socktail with fruit juice, grape and cherry mix, and pineapple. Recipes include Chicken Croquettes with a light poultry cream sauce, and Heart Cakes baked in shallow pans with pink frosting and gold-paper darts for a festive touch.
Turtles are well in captivity in a screened box filled with earth kept moist and refreshed every few months. They typically refuse food in winter but will eat angleworms slugs insects and various fruits in warm weather.
Peter asks Prickly Porky why birds fly south for winter. The porcupine credits hunger rather than discontent, claiming plenty to eat explains departure. Peter, taken aback, asks for clarity as he notices Little Tom Tit faring well despite cold.
Peter contemplates why birds migrate while Prickly Porky challenges the idea asking Welcome Robin eats worms and bugs. Peter falters as Prickly Porky presses him on the lack of worms after Jack Frost. The scene probes whether movement and winter survival hinge on food and migration.
Poem by Douglas Malloch asks if memory sustains love through seasons and judgments. It asks that one person remember the speaker, with the sole wish to be remembered regardless of weather or fate.
Peter, Prickly Porky, and Happy Jack debate survival among birds. Drummer finds worms under tree bark using his bill while Welcome Robin cannot, due to different feeding abilities and feet. Tommy Tit catches tiny insect eggs on twigs. those who can find enough to eat stay.
The quote by John Galsworthy urges patience and mindfulness to prevent boredom or regret by midlife. It emphasizes slowing down to savor experiences rather than rushing toward goals.
The girlfriend nearly caught returning home with eleven bottles from a bootlegging run. Police could not establish a case, leaving the incident unresolved. The item appears from Bell Syndicate via WNU Service with author Nina Wilcex Putnam.
The League of Nations faced sharp opposition from Japan and China over an inquiry into Manchuria. A proposed tracking committee would study Manchuria with optional China inclusion, but no troop movement ban, and no direct intervention. Dr. Alfred Sze criticized the plan, urging immediate ceasefire and withdrawal of forces.
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