Bedtime story ends with birds learning to fly
A bedtime tale follows Jennie Chipmunk warning of a black snake near the Blue Jay nest. Father and mother Jay prepare to push Flitter and Flutter from the nest as the twins resist leaving. Flopper flies away, while the sisters hesitate, learning Nature’s law of leaving the home nest.
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Jennie Chipmunk
Blue Jay
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Flopper
Mr. Jay
Mrs Jay
Flitter
Flutter
Bell Syndicate
Beets and Cucumbers Sold After 40¢ Want Ad
William Waddington on Wilson Ave. SW sold five bushels each of beets and cucumbers the same evening he placed a 40 cent Want Ad in The Gazette. He suggested power diplomacy and invited readers to call 2-1121 to place ads for fruits and other goods.
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William Waddington
Wilson Ave
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