Young Folks' Story In A Cool Green Forest
Farmer Brown's Boy seeks cool shade in the Green Forest on a hot day. Buster Bear raids Busy Bee's honey store with stings from many bees as Farmer Brown's Boy and the bees react. Bees defend honey, while the boy contemplates leaving the sweltering scene as the forest heat rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer Brown
Green Forest
Farmer Brown
Sammy Jay
Bee
Buster Bear
Buster
T. W. Burgeaz
WNU Service
Coroner Defines Debor ah as Gent Who Asks for Ashes
A coroner describes Debor ah as a figure who questions the ashes when motorists burn the road, reflecting a peculiar remark captured in syndicated coverage. The brief item attributes the quote to a 1932 Bel Syndicate dispatch via WNU service.
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Deborah
Bel
WNU Service
Snowflake Prints Delicate Silks Like Snowfall
Snowflake prints show new printed silks with delicate designs that resemble snowflakes drifting down upon them, giving a wintry, airy feel to the fabrics.
When Friends Go On, New Vineyards Call Us
Poem reflects on friendship, labor and faith guiding departures. It honors neighbors and brothers and sisters of work who part to start other fields, while cherishing shared grace and remembered kindness. The piece notes continued unity as people work with the Lord elsewhere.
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Douglas Malloch
WNU
Tammecror
New Shenandoah National Park
Tyding
Wis
Franklin D. Roosevelt
James A. Farley
Roosevelt
Wyoming
Territories
New York
Owen D. Young
Japan
Tsuyoshi Inukaii
Tokyo
Inukai
Kisaburo Suzuki
Seiyukai Party
China
Russia
Arry J. Leik
Mount McKinley National Park
Alaska
Allen Carpe
Carpe
Theodore Koven
Koven
Muldrow
N. D. Spadercockla
Enator Watson
Indiana
Senate
Congress
Garner
House
Mead
Kelly
Pennsylvania
la Guardia
Rumania
Jugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
Belgrade
Lausanne
Trance
Jugoslavs
Germany
Candy as Daily Energizer and Treat in Diet
A 1932 Western Newspaper Union note extols candy as quick energy and a safe food for children and adults. It urges wise indulgence, suggests candy as dessert away from meals, and highlights peppermint favor plus gift value. The piece closes with a Russia-made watermelon product targeting confectionery use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Newspaper Union
Curtis fake Lindbergh kidnap intermediary confession
Norfolk boat builder John H. Curtis admitted to Jersey City police that his claims about negotiating with the Lindbergh kidnapers were a hoax. He said the whole tale was a mental delusion and that his alleged meetings with Colonel Lindbergh were fabrications. Curtis faces charges for false reports hindering the investigation. Meanwhile the manhunt for the Lindbergh baby abductors continues under Attorney General Stevens and Mercer County Prosecutor Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Curtis
Norfolk
Harry Walsh
Jersey City Police
Lindbergh
Curtis
Brooklyn
Frank Parzych
New Jersey
William H. Stevens
Erwin Marshall
Mercer County
Stevens
Domeans
Trenton
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Chicago
Young Folks’ Story
By Thornton W. Burgess
L ™ Lentislii
Marjorie Levoe
Allied Shoe Industries
Miss Levee
Nardek
Corbin
Edward W. Pickard
W. H. Stevens
Gulf of Aden
Georges Philippar
Messageries Maritimes
Aden
Vieg
John Crowley
the Times of
Little Falls
Young
L Smith
Hoover
Reconstruction Finance Board
T. Inukai
Manchoukuo
Nakamura
Tian
Li Tu
Presny L. Stimson
Geneva
Europe
United States
Sam
Washington
Manchuria
Soviet Union
Apt
Robert Dollar
Pacific Coast
San Rafael
Calif
Scotland
Quebec
Coast Guard
Bf, OQ
Billard
B. J. Olgrand
The
American Slag Day Association
Batavia
Glover
Springfield
Norris
Nebraska
Post Office Department
Senator Robinson
Arkansas
Postmanters
Reichers
Harbor Grace
Paris
Dublin
Ireland
Bombay
Calcutta
Pius XI
Union
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