Danny Meadow Mouse Faces Buster Bear in the Green Forest
Nanny Meadow Mouse frets as Danny, trapped in a hollow log, hides under leaves while Buster Bear sniffs and eats nearby. Danny contemplates fate, realizing escape hinges on luck with no clear hiding places in unfamiliar Green Forest territory.
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Nanny Meadow Mouse
Green Meadows
Danny Meadow Mouse
Danny
Nanny
Billy Mink
Billy
Mrs. Hooty the Owl
Green Forest
Buster
Early baseball batters compared to Babe Ruth in historic games
The fragment recalls early baseball days when many batmen rivaled Babe Ruth and homers in a game numbered in the teens or twenties. It mentions the 1865 66 Athletics playing eight games with scores over a hundred, and credits McClure Newspaper Bydicara as source.
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Babe
From a Guest by Anne Campbell
Poem reflects departure gratitude and memories formed in shared walls. The speaker thanks friends for kindness and acknowledges the joy and hope carried home. A line from Washington Post cites age of majority as twentyone, noting historical Apache custom.
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Watson
Washington Post
Dear Mr Wynn Question Box column humor and morals
A compiled set of gag Q A letters from Readers with witty responses. Topics include infidelity economics cigar smoking minors and a pie making joke. The responses offer light satire and moral tone typical of the period with brief punchlines.
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Mr. Wynn
Banana Recipes and Nutrition From Government Experts
Government experts call the banana one of the most nutritious and easily digested fruits. The thick skin helps keep it sanitary, and ripe bananas with deep yellow skin are at their best. Recipes include banana pastry, banana with beefsteak, banana fluff, and banana fritters served with lemon sauce. Western Newspaper Union.
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Tropics
Western Newspaper Union
Dress Description of Triple Sheer Gown with Ascot Scarf
A black triple sheer dress features white embroidery and fullness across the front. The low V neckline is complemented by a red chiffon Ascot scarf tucked into the neckline.
Stockings Worn in World War Use Worsted Merino Wool
The woolen stockings worn by soldiers in the World War were made from worsted merino, a 50 percent wool and 50 percent cotton blend, spun on the French system of worsted yarn.
Red Indians traced to Caucasus sign language clues
Baltimore Sun reports Prof N J Marr of Moscow’s Russian Institute of Anthropology finds likenesses between the former North American Indian sign language and Caucasus gestures. Archibald Phinney, studying in Moscow, compares these systems, supporting theories of an Asiatic homeland for American Indian ancestors.
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Caucasus Mountains
Russia
N. J. Marr
Russian Institute of Anthropology
Moscow
Baltimore Sun
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
Marr
Archibald Phinney
Caucasus
Asia
The Ruins
A sad-looking man in the tenement area stops a visitor as she nears a hole in the staircase banister. She asks why the landlord does not repair the deplorable building. The slum dweller retorts the landlord planned action but left for Naples to see Pompeii ruins and now believes the place is not so bad.
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Naples
Pompeii
London
Postum Free Week’s Supply Offer Published
The Postum Company advertises a free healthful weekly supply of Postum to any reader who sends for it. The offer promises a full week’s supply at no cost and appears in another section of the same newspaper page.
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Postum Company
Teacher Jack Scratches Ear In Riddle Tone
A Washington Post jokey dialogue asks why a teacher named Jack scratches his ear. The pun implies Jack is the only one who knows where it itches, framing a light humor moment in a newspaper style.
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Jack
Washington Post
Healthy Feet and Upright Posture Promoted by Parents' Magazine
The Parents' Magazine extols foot health as free from disease and pain and describes proper standing as the natural result of long human refinement. It emphasizes feet that tread the measures of tire in the best way for the erect human being to stand and walk.
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The
Parents’ Magazine
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