13 Oct 1932
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1932
Page
1
In the Green Forest Peter Rab bit and Paddy the Beaver alert the Quack family to a hunter with a terrible gun near the Big River. Mr Quack reassures the flock as they prepare to migrate, bidding Peter and Paddy farewell amid distant gunfire.
In a narrative featuring Mr and Mrs Quack and their ten ducklings, a perilous trek to the faraway Southland unfolds. Peter fears hunters with guns, while Paddy notes the family’s training and resilience as twelve specks vanish into the sky, signaling uncertainty.
A 1932 Western Newspaper Union piece presents rabbit and hare dishes. It outlines Pickled Rabbit steps with vinegar and spices, then roasting, browning, and serving gravy. It also covers Belgian Hare with salt pork, stock, vegetables, cream sauce, and lemon cornstarch finish.
A compact motivational piece arguing that success stems from will and determination rather than mere wishing. It contrasts can and can not mindsets, insisting that those who choose to will prevail through hardship. it cites the author and year 1932 WNU Service.
A garbled 1932 Bell Syndicate item defines satire terms and misstates facts. It mentions watered stock as inflating cattle weight, yokel speech, slow turquoise, and a bogus Nantes edict. It oddly asserts Manhattan was bought for $24, then claims unreal prices today.
A sentence from a historical newspaper column asserts that Australian bushmen are likely the most primitive people alive. The remark reflects dated ethnographic language and attitudes of the era.
The late 1920s storm devastated Porto Rico and the Virgin Islands, with Governor Beverley mobilizing relief and prisons used to clear roads. Gandhi ends his fast after a caste-based electoral compromise. The League of Nations faces discontent over disarmament and Manchuria. Democrats gain senate control via Walker appointment. Complex political shifts unfold in Cuba, Britain, and U.S. rail and postal debates.
Negotiations have been opened with China under the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to finance the sale of 15 000 000 or more bushels of Northwestern wheat to China. Final arrangements not yet made, but Shanghai reports the deal practically assured and involving about $0,000,000 in gold. The grain would come from Northwest producers facing heavy shipping costs.
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