Jerry the Muskrat Finds No Traps in Food Gift Mystery
Jerry the muskrat grows curious as a stranger leaves carrot and apple tidbits at his favorite spots. He eats them one by one, finding no traps, and begins to doubt the danger while the stranger repeatedly returns with more treats.
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Erry Muskrat
Jerry
Carrot
T. W. Burgess
WNU
MOTHERS COOK BOOK HEN DIF SALAD AND PIE RECIPES
Cottage Cheese With Figs forms a dome on lettuce with fig halves as a border and French dressing. Veal and Ham Pie layers veal and ham with eggs and seasoned tomato bouillon, topped by a vegetable crust and baked. A crab salad mold with celery pimientos onion juice and mayonnaise chills until firm and serves on lettuce with olives and pickles. Lemon gelatin dissolved in hot water completes the listing.
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Western Newspaper Union
Man 30 000 Years Ago Biologically Similar To Today
A scientific statement notes that a man from 30 000 years ago possessed the same gene count as present humans, indicating biological sameness despite ancient era. This claim suggests continuity in human genetic makeup across vast historical spans.
If My Heart Poem By Douglas Malloch
The poem imagines the speaker s heart as wind rose star song and violin reflecting the beloved s eyes and presence. It attributes passion and devotion to the inner sentiments of Douglas Malloch in a lyric style.
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Douglas Malloch
Wnu Servica
Jumping Elastic Magic Trick Demonstrated
The magician shows a rubber band loop around fingers and performs a deceptive sequence. The band appears on the first two fingers at first then jumps to the last two with a snap. The routine includes moved angles and misdirection as the band is drawn out and reinserted.
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Wnou Service
Annabelle Answers on a Successful Man
Dear Ambitious: Ambition equals a man who earns money faster than his son spends it at college. Annabelle notes the wit in this worldly exchange and the parental pride in frugal, practical success.
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Dear
Annabelle
Indian Built Church Spans Harbor Springs Street
A church in Harbor Springs Michigan was built in the center of a street by local Indians who donated the land so the church could be viewed from the village’s far end drawing tourist curiosity.
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Harbor Springs
Mich
Dwelling Houses Rule Tied to Imperial Occupation
A historic note states that under ancient Chinese imperial regulations any dwelling once occupied by an emperor could not be used as a residence again. The rule reflects strict lineage and property control tied to royal residency in old governance.
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University of Nebraska
Lynch, Neb
North America
George Survives Express Wreck After Window Plunge
George describes a horrific railroad crash where his car tipped and a locomotive plowed into the second car. He was dragged along the tracks before rescue, with thirty deaths and many injuries, including his own severe injuries. He recalls the burning ruin and the desperate efforts to help the trapped.
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George
Washington’s Escape Cited History and Rabies Types
A historical note recounts Washington as a Braddock era colonel surviving a July ambush in the French and Indian War and an aged chief’s tale of protection by the Great Spirit. It also describes two rabies forms, dumb and furious, detailing swallowing difficulty and jaw rigidity in dogs.
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Washington
Braddock
Ipeaene
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