Buster Bear Learns What a Reward Really Means
In a Green Forest tale, Buster Bear doubts rewards, learns that desire shapes view of outcomes, and encounters Busy Bee at work among flowers. The encounter prompts reflections on happiness, patience, and appreciating what one suddenly discovers.
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Atiench
Buster Bear
Buster
Busy Bee
Green Forest
Tonnerre
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Busy Bee and Buster Bear Dream of Honey
Buster Bear, curious about Busy Bee, watches the Green Meadows for honey stores. He imagines hollow trees logs and caves as Busy Bee gathers nectar and makes honey. He waits patiently, dreaming of sweet dreams, then falls asleep as dusk settles and Busy Bee returns to her day.
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Buster
Busy Bee
Buster Bear
Just Balancing Bird on a Twig Poem by Malloch
Poem reflects a small bird balancing on a twig amid swaying branches. Voices compare human life to the bird’s steadiness as winds rise and joy wavers. Despite fragility, the poem urges clinging to heaven’s Word with quiet, brave perseverance.
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Douglas Malloch
WNU Service
Backyard garden tips from a 1932 Western Newspaper Union column
Practical guidance for small and large plots outlining crop choices by season soil handling and spacing. Recommends 4A garden placement south or west for protection and light. Discusses frost timing and suggests cool weather crops like lettuce radishes spinach and parsley plus warm weather crops corn beets onions carrots beans cabbage eggplant peppers cucumbers melons and squash with notes on pollination and flavor.
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Western Newspaper Union
Dada Knows Reward and Rest in Burgess Poem
The piece by T. W. Burgess, dated 1932, contemplates reward and rest as a man reflects on desires unmet and the idea of sweet dreams. It presents introspective lines on contentment and longing within a lyrical, compact form.
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T. W. Burgess
Lindbergh Baby Found Dead Near New Jersey Estate
The kidnapped Lindbergh infant’s badly decomposed body was found in Sourland hills near the Lindbergh estate, with skull fractures and possible bullet hole. Investigators said the child had been dead for at least two months, accelerating the nationwide search for the kidnapers and murderers.
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Clonel Lindbergh
Sourland Hills
Lindbergh
William Allen
Betty Gow
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H. Norman Schwartzkopf
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