Uncle Wiggily and the Moving Clover Mystery
In a whimsical tale Uncle Wiggily helps a chipmunk girl retrieve chestnuts lost through a frozen crack. A rolling clover patch reveals Woodchuck Waddy Chuck, who explains he plans to sleep away winter in his burrow, awaiting spring. The scene blends playful dialogue with light seasonal fantasy.
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Jane Fuzzy Wusey
Mr. Longs Ears
Ghuskrat Lacy
Jack Frost
Pugny
Jennie
Nele
Jack Froste
Uncle Wigsily
Jennes Bog
Billig Wagtail
Uncle Wygil
India
Claver Grivey
Waele
Wadd
Jamie
Waddys
Wigerly
Jennin
Rabbit
Waddy
Woodie
Parrot
French Aviators Complete 1250 Mile Nonstop Flight
Reported by Unis Wireless Service, Lieut Patunchon and Major Keutin arrived at Unis from Taba, Morocco after a nonstop 1250 mile flight. The mission, described as without stop, marks a notable aviation achievement for the French aviators during the period.
Board says it has no control over current beet crop
New York November 6. The state equalization board announced it has no control over the present beet crop and is willing that it should be sold anywhere in the United States. The statement aimed to dispel the impression that the board has quarantined beet sugar sales to prescribed territory.
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New York
Sual Equalization Board
United States
Many Married Pupils Crowding Cambridge Ward
Cambridge university faces a record returning body of married undergraduates as about 1,000 adults resume studies begun before the war. A large share are pursuing courses started prior, with many completing five year interlude studies and scholars rejoining in Cambridge.
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Cambridge
Rngkind
Cambridge University
Highwaymen rob Kantare at Waterview and Nichols
Kantare, 63, was held up and robbed of 180 by three masked highwaymen at Waterview Avenue and Nichols Street shortly after 3:00 yesterday morning. He could not describe the robbers beyond noting they were unarmed.
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Kantare
Waterview Avenua
Nichols Street
Ayule
Kantore
District Deputy to Visit Masonic Lodge in Corinthian No.104
Harry Strofield district deputy of the Masonic District of Cons ection will visit Corinthian Lodge No. 104 at the Masonic Temple on Wednesday evening, November 12. A large attendance is expected. refreshments will follow the meeting and the occasion is marked by a regent’s visit and the emphasis on fraternal duties amid community concerns.
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Thor
Harry Strofield
Masonic District
Consection
Hive Iudge Noa
Masonic Temple
Rota Street
Grea
Argonda
Corinthian Lodge No. 104
Japan US Talks Ease Risk of Rail Complications
A Nov 9 dispatch reports Japan’s conciliatory reply to the U S note on co operation for the Trans Siberian Railway eases potential US Japan conflict. The Vladivostok accord is reaffirmed, with Japan pledging future cooperation and Ambassador Morris to handle ongoing talks. A separate China loan may pressure terms as US rejects excluding eastern Mongolia and Manchuria from the consortium.
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Worid
Associated Press
Japan
Trans Siberian Railway
United States
Vladivostok
Ronald S. Morris
Siberia
Futune
Powerver
Washington
Janin
Mongalia
South
Manenuyis
Scopa
China
Chicago
Coan
Bone Et Press
Mike
Dashag
Vaise
Morris
Tokio
German Officials Face Criticism Over Excessive Expenses
In Berlin critics slam President Whert and Defense Minister Gustav Nouske for high bills from their Darmstadt stay. Luncheons and dinners reportedly exceed 100 dollars, wine purchases surpass 200 bottles, and 110 dollars were spent on floral decorations. Critics say such spending clashes with government calls for strict accounting and dignity.
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Berlin
Xov
Whert
Gustav Nouske
Darmestadde
Porterhouse Steaks at 18 Cents Highlight Strike Protest
In Chicago a large retail shop opened by union butchers sold porterhouse at 18 cents per pound veal chops at 16 cents and hamburger steak at 10 cents a pound to prove alleged profiteering. They claim prices 30 to 40 percent below those of most retailers while pushing for a wage increase from 24 to 40 dollars weekly.
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Chicago
Smtking
Lair
Nasal Catarah Treatment Advised by Hood's Sarsaparilla
An advertisement describes nasal catarrh as a serious seasonal disease linked to impure blood. It warns it may progress to consumption and suggests Hood's Sarsaparilla to purify the blood and provide relief, with Hood's Pills as a gentle liver-activating cathartic.
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Hood
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