War and politics drive fear of wider conflict
Four Russian newspapers accuse Japan of provoking border tensions, warning of consequences between Russia and Japan and potential peace disruption in the Far East. Brisbane notes global flashpoints, from Abyssinia to Suez, underscoring how fragile early 20th century diplomacy remains.
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Japan
Stalin
Russia
Far East
England
Mussolini
Abyssinia
Suez Canal
Britain
Italy
Danny Meadow Mouse vs Buster Bear in Forest Standoff
In a fever dream of fear, Danny Meadow Mouse darts toward the looming Buster Bear, intending only to escape with beechnuts on his mind. The surprised bear recovers quickly, turning to chase, while Danny slips behind a tree and relies on his small size to hide.
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Buster Bear
Danny Meadow Mouse
Buster
Danny
Meadow Mouse
Summer Kitchen Duties For the Family
The article urges informal serving and youth help during warm weather to train girls in household tasks and boys in simple cooking. It recommends porch meals, breakfast buffet style, and banana salads with mayonnaise roses, banana and nuts on lettuce, and a light lunch with milk.
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Win
Servica
Bond-servants from England in American colonies century note
A historical snippet notes that thousands of white bond-servants from England were bound to seven or ten year terms and worked in the American colonies until the late seventeenth century. They could be bought and sold like slaves during bondage.
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England
Catlin Gallery Portraits Moved From Indian Leader's Studio
George Catlin, noted American artist, died in Jersey City on December 23, 1872. His 500 portraits of American Indians reside in the National Museum in Washington D C, forming the Catlin gallery. About 400 sketches are held by the American Museum of Natural History in New York City.
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Catlin
George Catlin
Jersey City
N. J
National Museum
Washington, D. C
American Museum of Natural History
New York City
Thomas F. Donovan
Joliet
State Division of Highways
Robert L. Ronsch
Rockford
Rock River
Henry Horner
Illinois
Chicago
Wilfred P. Day
C. A. Donnel
Mount Carmel
Harry Costello
Granite City
Alton State Hospital
Costello
Paul J. Raven
Illinois Commerce Commission
Springfield
Evugent E. Irwin
Perry Pine
Question Box humor column by Ed Wynn
A humor column from the Associated Newspapers WNU Service presents Q A exchanges. Readers submit questions and a witty answer follows each query. The column includes light anecdotes about homes, bricks, Chinatown rooms and bicycle trips, with playful wordplay and puns.
Somebody Said A Loving Word Inspires Hope
A hopeful verse describes a shift from dark skies to blue as a spoken loving word turns into kindness. Hopeful tunes on Hope’s harp open pathways toward the sun, turning gloom into brightness and scattering shade with gladness. Copyright WNU Bervica.
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Omebody
Hope
WNU Bervica
Must Know Science of Mining for Success
Papa explains that mining success hinges on geology, metallurgy, and practical experience, none of which can be grasped quickly. The piece emphasizes lasting learning through study and hands-on practice to build sound mining skill.
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Arther
Tokyo
Germany
Adam
Hitler
Ike
Dolores Anne Diamond
Schenectady
Doloregs
Perhanes
Little Delores
Mozart
Miss Keortanos
Eclaulms
Rossin Ie
Werner Kahn
Hitler Youth
King Features Syndicate, Inc
WNU Service
Bourne
Cape Cod Canal
Mass
American Institute of Steel Construction
By Thornton W. Burgess
Peter Rabbit
T. W Burgess
Girligag
Reno Rizzi
WNU
McClure Newspaper Syndicata
ED Wynn
Mr. Wynn
Ann Apartment
A. Wood
Chinatown
The
Bowery
L Tookards
Denver
Colo
New York
Hansen
Mary N June
Associated Newspapers
Lucien Lelong
Bell Syndicate
WNU Servica
Jack Kelly
Schuylkill River
Franklin County Coal Company
East St. Louis
Thomas Heath, Jr
Thurlow G. Essington
George B. McKibbin
Ilinois
A. H. R. Atwood
Atwood
Civil Service
Reorganized Employment Service
Federal Employment Service
Homer H. Waltmire
Tilmnoils
Wesley Foundation
Urbana
Ernst Lieberman
Washington
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