15 Sep 1932
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1932
Page
1
Ethereal Rabbit narrates Billy Mink craving variety as he tires of fish. He visits Smiling Pool, chats with Jerry Muskrat, and sees Kingfisher Rattles with a small fish, signaling a change in his appetite and plan.
In a woodland tale Billy Mink follows Rattles the Kingfisher to a nest near Laughing Brook. He hides from danger to reach the kingfishers babies but misreads a warning and ventures into a narrow hall. His greed leads to a costly mistake as danger lies ahead.
A short syndicated piece notes Kitty McKay by Nina Wilcox Putnam, mentioning the girlfriend who hates the film she simply hates the worst, the one on her teeth. The item appears as a brief entertainment notice from Bell Syndicate via WNU Service in 1982.
A humorous, anonymous collection notes class tidbits from examination papers and essays. It cites jokes about grammar, minors, occupations, philanthropy, disease detection, and northern New York residents raising children, with a dated tone and a placeholder publisher tag.
A cookbook style note from 1933 describes Veal a la King with browned veal, vegetables, mushrooms and peas in a creamy sauce served over noodles. It also outlines a sour cream dressing with flour, vinegar and oil for sour milk, plus a dessert idea of cupcakes topped with candy bar slices and custard or lemon sauce.
A reflective verse on the sea and hills, duty and rest. Each realm longs for the other’s freedom, yet both fulfill God given tasks. The poem notes envy and discontent in people as they overlook their own unique place.
Edward W. Pickard reports on a Washington conference where 800 participants pledged to spread employment through shorter hours, capital spending, railroad repairs, home improvement, and mortgage relief. Henry M. Robinson leads the central committee, with subcommittees like Walter C. Teagle's on industry education, while bankers and officials discuss war debts and budget outlook for 1934.
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