Leaving Sorrow Behind Joy and Departure in Verse
A short reflective verse fragment from Douglas Malloch dating 1931 contemplates leaving sorrow for tomorrow. It contrasts pain with joy and hints at acceptance of past pains while appreciating sunset beauty and unseeable paths once missed. The piece closes with a WNU Service attribution.
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Douglas Malloch
WNU Service
Prickly Porky Faces North Wind in Green Forest
Prickly Porky the Porcupine braves a cold North Wind as Peter Rabbit listens by a tree. Porky boasts he fears nothing, has plenty to eat, and avoids want by not desiring more than he can obtain. The quarrel is over contentment and self sufficiency in the Green Forest tale.
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Porky
North
Peter Rabbit
Peter
Green Forest
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Prickly
Hil
Johnny Chuck
J. G. Lloyd
WNU
Contentment in the Green Forest tale of Peter Rabbit
Peter and Prickly Porky debate life in the Green Forest. Prickly Porky urges contentment with old Patch life while Peter argues the lure of better food and experiences. The exchange centers on contentment versus seeking more and the consequences of boasting.
Most Serious Offenses in U S Police Reports
The seven grave offenses most frequently reported are felonious homicide including murder and manslaughter by negligence, rape, robbery, aggravated assault, burglary and entering, larceny theft including thefts over 50 dollars and under 50, and auto theft.
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United States
Kitchen Tips for Stock Clarification and Egg Custard Fixes
Practical household hints explain removing greases from stock by repeated dipping in stock or using a cheesecloth rinse, chilling tomatoes to peel, and correcting slightly curdled custard with a starch slurry. Tips cover reducing salt with potato and hot water scalding techniques for efficient kitchen prep.
Nutty Natural History and a Rare North American Bird
The illustration depicts a rare North American bird reported in northern New York and Ontario. It is seen perched on mahogany trees drilling with its head for boll weevils, an action described as continual and notable.
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North America
New York
Ontario
Ally
Unusual Dishes and Forgotten Kitchen Tips from 1931
A compendium of quirky recipes from 1931 covers relish making with peppers sugar and vinegar plus a pectin step to seal jars, and a Cream Orange Wafer recipe shaping dough into thin sheets baked and rolled while hot. Included notes indicate source as Western Newspaper Union.
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Western Newspaper Union
Beak and Bird: A Whirring Creature Crafted From Nuts
A peculiar creature is described with a long neck, spinning action at sundown, and a loud whirring noise likened to bees. Its body is built from filbert components, with almonds for feet, toothpicks for legs, and cloves for tail and neck, forming a handmade automaton.
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Meteonation
WNU
Water quality cautions for livestock sanitation urged by Iowa vets
A report from Iowa veterinarians warns that livestock water can harbor bacteria, especially in stagnant, warm, or dark conditions. Clean stock tanks and drinking fountains regularly to prevent infection, as dirty water may silently harm stock without detectable odor or taste.
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Iowa
Sheep Ration Advice For Winter Feeding
Farmers should include legume hay such as clover or alfalfa in ewes winter rations, with some wheat bran. Timothy hay or straw-like roughage weakens digestion and raises ewe loss risk. Soybean hay is ideal, and occasional bean hay helps maintain general condition through winter.
Corn Smut Not Harmful to Dairy Cattle Says Experts
Prof FF Christensen of North Dakota Agricultural College cites tests where four dairy cows fed corn smut with other feeds for 49 days showed no harm. Wisconsin experiments fed up to four pounds per cow with normal milk flow and no abortions observed.
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FF. W. Christensen
North Dakota Agricultural College
Michigan Experiment Station
Christensen
Wisconsin
Sanitary Methods Boost Pig Production in Indiana Farm
An Indiana farmer reports profitable results from sanitary methods with sows and pigs. In 1930 under old methods he raised five pigs per 200 sows in eight months to 200 pounds each. This year eight pigs per sow reached 201 pounds in five and a half months using clean pens and pasture, avoiding internal parasites.
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Indiana
French Dyeing and Cleaning Ad in Butte Montana
Satis faction Guaranteed. Outside work solicited. Phone 516. 60 West Galena St. Butte Montana. French Dyeing and Cleaning ad seeks customers with guaranteed satisfaction and invites outside work delivery.
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Galena St. Butte, Mont
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