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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1937
Page
7
In the Green Forest Reddy Fox schemes to trap Jumper the Hare for past mockery. Jumper feigns sleep to lure Reddy, while Buster Bear spies and roars, ending with both hares and bear fleeing as laughter erupts from the forest.
Oscar the trained goldfinch works for his meals at a Sydney bird shop drawing many visitors. He pulls a seed truck along a runway outside his cage and pecks at the contents when hungry, proving he earns his seed by labor.
Dr George R Minot of Harvard, Nobel laureate, argues nutrition shapes welfare and history, linking anemia to deficient diets. He notes iron and vitamin C prevent simple anemia while pernicious anemia ties to vitamin B utilization, and discusses liver and other foods as remedies.
Guidance on inspecting outdoor woodwork concrete masonry and brickwork for cracks before winter. Emphasis on widening stucco cracks with a chisel, patching with cement and sand, and sealing brick joints and clapboard gaps to prevent water ingress and ice expansion damage.
A light column on etiquette in urban street eating. It weighs how a lady should eat hot dogs or chocolate on public streets, debating where and how to dine discreetly beside wagons or alleys, with playful social commentary.
A homemaker guide describes building a wooden box with four inch deep sides and turned legs, secured with screws. It explains layering cotton and muslin to create a padded top cover, sewing and finishing steps, and suggests making additional home items like couches, lampshades, rugs, and ottomans. Readers are invited to request a copy by sending name, address, and 25 cents to Mrs. Spears in Chicago.
Dr Holmes encounters a lecturer who bores him. He jokes about Dedham audiences and confesses a dislike for the Dedham people after hearing the man claim to lecture as usual in Dedham this evening.
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