Peter Rabbits Feelings Hurt by Busy Forest Friends
Thornton W. Burgess recounts Peter Rabbit feeling slighted as Striped Chipmunk Chatterer and Happy Jack the Squirrel urge him to work. He wanders to the Smiling Pool where Jerry Muskrat mocks his laziness, triggering a lesson on toil and worth.
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Peter Rabbit
Peter
Green Forest
Happy Jack
Ping
Smiling Pool
Jerry
Loafer
Chipmunk
Chatterer
Danny
Mothers Dream of Honor Over Wealth and Fame
A 1932 Douglas Malloch verse extols a mother's priority for character over wealth or status. It champions kindness, integrity, and a loving, humble son over throne or riches, contrasting inner wealth with external recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moerusa
Ain
Douglas Malloch
Meadow Mouse Faces Mockery Over His Work Ethic
Peter the meadow mouse feels hurt after friends call him a loafer for not working. Danny Meadow Mouse explains he is gathering seeds for winter and filling his storehouse, prompting Peter to retreat to his favorite resting spot to think.
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Meadow Mouse
Jose
Peter
Danny Meadow Mouse
T. W. Durgeas
WNU
Butter Spreads and Variations for Sandwiches
A historic guide describes butter based spreads for sandwiches and table service. It details Cheese Butter mixing American cheese with butter, Orange Butter with eggs and orange, Sardine Butter with sardines lemon juice, and Crab or Lobster Butter using canned seafood, with serving tips.
Peanut Butter and Fruit Sandwich Spread Instructions
A brief recipe notes assembling a crab filling with mayonnaise on one bread slice and a lettuce addition, plus a separate Peanut Butter and Fruit mixture using figs, raising, light syrup, salt and peanut butter. The directions come from Western Newspaper Union.
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Lce
Western Newspaper Union
Fragmented satirical notes from humorous exam scraps
A jumble of lines satirically misstates facts from history and politics, noting items like “PONERS” and “BONERS” as humorous tidbits, a wandering Hebrew, and jokes about India, the moon, and Al Capone. The piece reads as a collage of quirky phrases and mistaken statements.
Proof of value of culling boosts dairy herd output
Oswego county master farmer W. Hubbard reports using dairy record club tests to raise his herd average from 7,000 to 11,000 pounds over six years. By selecting calves from top cows and selling poorer milkers, he avoids buying replacements and finds better demand for surplus stock. About 700 New York dairymen participate in this mail order testing system run by the New York State College of Agriculture.
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W. ©. Hubbard
Oswego County
G. Bradt
New York State College of Agriculture
Hubbard
Mr. Hubbard
New York State
Bradt
Points Good Dairyman Keeps Always in Mind
A dairyman keeps quality and consumption linked through sanitary milking. He maintains a clean barn, washes udder and flanks, uses sanitary pails and disk strainer, and wears clean overalls. He skims milk with twice daily separator cleaning, cools cream in a water cooled tank, stirs during cooling, and avoids mixing temperatures. He ensures farm cooling before delivery and keeps a year round milk house for ink and cream.
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H.T. Sondergaard
Board
Dairyman
Dairying Pointers For Raising Replacement Heifers
Dairying pointers stress using well bred home grown heifers to maintain herd numbers. Calf feeding requires patience and clean feeding troughs to prevent stunting. Avoid overfeeding in the first weeks and begin substituting skim milk or powdered skim milk with water at about three weeks of age.
Holstein Producer Speckled Legis Tops New Jersey Milk Record
Holstein producer Speckled Legis, a seven year old cow owned by an Essex County hospital in Cedar Grove New Jersey, completes a yearly record of 30 207 6 pounds of milk and 1 044 2 pounds of fat. This marks the first New Jersey cow to exceed 30 000 pounds of milk and she ranks third in the state for butterfat yield for the breed.
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Essex County Hospital
Cedar Grove
N. J
Holstein-Innesian Association of America
New Jersey
Dairy Facts and Cow Feeding Advice
Six Iowa cows join record producers listed by the Holstein-Friesian Association of America. Advice notes that cream from two skimmings must be cooled before mixing with cold cream. It warns weed flavors in milk arise in poor pasture and urges ample feed to keep cows away from weeds.
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Holstein-Friesian Association of America
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Monsieur Sukele
Countess Jeannine la Yaiir
Psychic
Mitzi Marlow
Frances Thress
Hildin Knight
Diana
Mabel Rydahl
Madonna
Myrtle Patterson
Flame
Mona Mornay
Thornton W, Burgess
Dada
Pop
Bell Syndicate
By Douglas Malloch
Paris
Gaby Mono
Varia
Poners
David
Saul
Moon
Earth
India
Manhattan Dandy
Federal Reserve
Federal
Valentine
al Capone
California
Chicago
New York Dairyman
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