Peter and Buster Bear Queer Winter Habits
The tale contrasts Peter's view of winter sleep with Buster Bear's reluctance to hibernate. After a talk with Prickly Porky the Porcupine, Peter begins to understand why Johnny Chuck and others sleep through winter, while Buster wonders about the necessity of such rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borie
Buster Tiinks
Peter
Tolka
Buster Tilcks
Petér
Buster Bear
Porky the
Porcupine
Johnny Chuck
Buster
TASTY TORTES OR the cake par excellence the torta
A fragment explains tortes from German cooks, noting their nutty, egg rich composition and careful slow baking for light texture. It provides an old recipe step including dates mashed with lemon juice and a batter of eggs sugar chocolate and spices.
Kitty McKay by Nina Wilcox Putnam
A light anecdotal item notes a girlfriend almost buying a beach carry-all but recalls her husband would be cheaper, hinting at domestic shopping banter. The squib offers a humorous slice of everyday life with a playful nudge toward frugal choices.
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Kitty McKay
Nina Wilcox Putnam
Bell Byndleatea
WNU
Buster Bear In Winter Wondering Why He Sleeps
Peter the porcupine ponders why Buster Bear sleeps through winter while others hunt. He learns Buster's diet and habits are misunderstood, and that people often think they know more than they do about forest creatures. The tale explores curiosity, courage, and nature’s cleverness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porky
Buster
Peter
Coyote
Buster Bear
Bear
Walnut Torte and Schaum Torte Recipes From Old Menu
The text provides historic dessert instructions for Schaum Torte and Walnut Torte. It details beating eggs whites and yolks, sugar additions, vinegar, vanillin, nuts, lemon rind, and baking in layers. It also includes a milk walnut filling, with stirred custard-like mixture and almond vanilla flavorings.
Buster Bear Sleeps All Winter in Children’s Tale
In a playful passage by 4. G. Lloyd of the WNU service, characters discuss a strong fellow named Buster Bear who should sleep through winter. The dialogue features quirky phrasing and teasing as Thopa dreams pleasantly of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aide Alten
Mibhank
Peter
Buster Bear
G. Lloyd
WNU
African Goat Coat Debuts with Flap Pockets and Deep Sleeves
A young lady models a new gray African goatskin coat featuring smart flap pockets and deep set sleeves, showcasing current fashion trends in outerwear.
Rise of Garner as Speaker Marks New House Era
The Seventy-second Congress opens with J N Garner elected speaker and a Democratic majority. Senate begins with swearing in Mrs Hattie Caraway of Arkansas. Hoover’s State of the Union and budget messages set policy debates while Communist hunger marchers press Capitol protests. Major fights loom on dry laws, war debts, and military spending as Germany and Japan shift global tensions.
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Nance Garner
Texas
Ita Avork
Senate
Mones
New Hampshire
Wild Jackass
Norris
Nebraska
Pittman
Nevada
Hattie Caraway
Arkansas
Robinson
House
Garner
Snell
Repubean
Schneider
Wisconsin
Kvale
Minnesota
Congress
Capitol
White House
Hoover
Navy
Army
W. H. Gardiner
Navy League
Stimson
Hammond Committee
Stevens
American Legion
National Guard
Frank B. Upham
Bureau of Navigation
The Shepherds Star Poem Note 1932 by Douglas Malloch
A reflective piece centers on shepherd imagery and the Christmas theme. It links humble care for others with heavenly radiance, urging generosity as the path to belonging and grace. The tone echoes holiday devotion and moral praise of charitable acts.
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Douglas Malloch
Wnu Bervica
Between the Inyers and Ice at the Top of the Torte
A brief item from 1031 by Western Newspaper Union notes a clash between the Inyers and Ice at the pinnacle of the torte, offering a snapshot of local intrigue and competition in a terse news brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Newspaper Union
Clocked Hosiery Gains Favor for Winter Wear
Fashion notes favor clocked hosiery for winter with longer skirts. Paris arrivals display very sheer dark stockings with short clocks in dark browns and blacks. sheerness highlighted as the standout feature.
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Paris
Railey and Lake Plan Lusitania Exploration Venture
The Barrow Trade Board grants Lake-Railey permission to explore the Lusitania wreck off Ireland found May 7 1915. Captain Bailey leads the expedition using Simon Lake devices with aims to surface some cargo and perform unprecedented undersea photography without raising the ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridab Board of Trade
Lake-Railey
Ireland
Simon Lake
Bailey
Jushunia
Bigge
Tobacco protests and postal rate debate headline
A late century news roundup shows growers protesting against warehouse practices and a drop in tobacco prices while postal finances reveal a growing deficit and discussion of raising letter rates. Archduke Otto’s potential return sparks monarchist plotting in Europe amid Nobel Peace Prize awards to Addams and Butler.
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Brown
Jand Addams
Hull House
Chicago
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Nobel Institute of
Oslo
Norway
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Peggy
Los Angeles
Girugag
Nora
Acd
Wnu Dervice
Thornyon
Aurgess
Péter
Mr. Toad
Dad
Reddy Fox
Old Man ‘Coyote
Green Forest
Reddy Tox
Old Man Coyote
China
Shanghai
Mellon
Germany
Edward W. Pickard
J. N. Garner
Mrs. Caraway
Fédee
War Debt Commission
Japan
League of Nations Council
Manchuria
Wakatsuki
Inuwal
Seljukal Party
Adolf Hitler
Berlin
Hitler
Bruening
von Hindenburg
Tmporta
Agiinet
the Shepherd's Star
By Douglas Malloch
Railey and
Lake
Carr H.H. Rated
Simon Lakes Steel Divine Stairway
Vusivania
Ediward
Grange
Tohh Iin Hon
Farmers’ Union
Leasons
City Auditorium
Archduke ‘Otto
Otto
Belgium
England
London
Carol
Rumania
Theatory
Pengland
Balaton
Hungary
St. Stephen
Musgolin
Hapsburg
Nicholas
Romania
Mme
Jana Lucia Deteti
Supreme Court
Werterp Stowepaper Union
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