Farmer Brown's Boy Faces Bees and Bear in Green Forest
In a hot Green Forest tale by T W Burgess, Farmer Brown's Boy seeks the source of Sammy Jay's excitement and finds Buster Bear raiding Busy Bee's honey. Bees sting him as he watches, leaving him hot and eager to leave, while Busy Bee workers rush to salvage honey and rebuild.
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Farmer Brown
Green Forest
Sammy Jay
Bee
Buster Bear
Buster
Fairmer Brown
Busy Bee
T.W Burgess
WNT Service
Debor ah Defines Coroner as Road Ash Sifter
A 1932 Bell Syndicate note quotes Debor ah describing a coroner as a gent who sifts the ashes when motorists burn the road. The WNN Service item reflects a witty, noir style definition from the era.
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Deborah
Bell Syndicate
WNN Service
Friends Leave, Work Together Enriches Bonds Across Time
A reflective verse by Douglas Malloch from 1932 celebrates enduring friendship formed through labor and shared faith. It speaks of neighbors and brothers and sisters who plan, pray, sing, and persevere together for a common good, noting that parting only moves bonds to new fields and vineyards.
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Joey
Evry
Douglas Malloch
WNU
Snowflake Prints Delicate Silks Echo Winter Snowdrops
The new printed silks show delicate designs that resemble snowflakes drifting down. The fabrics evoke a wintry scene with intricate, airy patterns and a light, graceful feel suitable for fashionable wear.
Candy as daily energy and gift in 1933 what to know
A 1933 piece extols candy and sugar as quick energy foods for all ages. It urges treating candy as food, suggests giving candy as dessert or gift, notes peppermint flavor is prevalent, and mentions a Russian watermelon based confectionery tool.
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Western Newspaper Union
Mode Speaks in Accents of Fur in Spring Fashion
Cherie Nicholas surveys spring and early summer styles dominated by fur trims. Cuffs and bands appear above wristlines on woolen suits and jackets, with white fox accents on white fabrics. Lightweight wools, lace-like weaves, and pastel tones blend fur into chic, last-minute looks across day and evening wear.
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Belize
New Spring Fabrics Offer Illusion of Wool and Fur
New spring textiles from Paris blend economy with design, featuring cottons that imitate tweed, silks resembling fur, and wools mimicking lace. Rodier introduces ribbed cottons and nubby artificial silks, while plain fabrics and interlaced prints gain favor. Silks for city wear are heavy and tach, while sport and informal silks stay light.
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Paris
Rodier
Astrakhan
Push Up Sleeves: Paris Gowns Feature New Gadget
Designers in Paris introduce elastic-banded push up sleeves for evening wraps and dinner gowns. The innovation helps wearers keep sleeves from dipping into soup or coffee, easing worry over new balloon sleeves. Buyers and weavers welcome the practical flair.
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Paris
Many Little Wraps by Cuerie NicNola s
An endless procession of sheer velvet jackets and wraps dominates fashion with brief waists and long sleeves. The bellhop style features triple circular ruffles at the wrists, often white transparent with a black satin gown. A wrap-around jacket can double as a blouse, tied with long extents.
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Chicago
By Thornton W. Burgess
Girugagp
To Lentelli
Marjorie Levoe
Allied Shoe Industries
New York
Miss Levee
Nardek
Russia
By Cherie Nicholas
Corbin
Irector Horace AS Albright
National Park Service
New Shenandoah National Park
Cuerie Nicnolas
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