Snowy Briar Patch Morning With Peter Rabbit
In a snowy afternoon world, Peter Rabbit discovers Snowflake the Snow Bunting among Dotty and Slaty in the Briar Patch. Snowflake contemplates wintering there if the snow stays, while Peter asks about staying versus migrating south as the sun returns.
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Peter Rabbit
Briar
Johnny Chuck
Rough Brother
North Wind
Sun
Peter
Snowflake
Jack Frost
Polar Sea
T. W. Burgesa
Mother's Cook Book tips for pumpkin pie and kitchen care
The piece advises adding lemon rind to pumpkin pie embellishing flavors with orange peel. It stresses accurate scales and measuring utensils a food handling pair of kitchen shears and a reliable clock for timing. It notes squash prep and sugar boosting flavor pasta and energy value and warns on dish care using towels to protect delicate china. It mentions candy boosting energy and Byrd expedition candy use.
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Admiral Byrd
Ingenious Seal Nose Lets Water In or Out
A fragment describes the seal nose as highly ingenious with a hermetically closable nostril design. The muscles around each nostril can seal it at will, preventing water entry when closed. The note is attributed to McClure Newspaper Syndicate.
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Western Newspaper Union
Billings Business College
Montana
Witty Kitty at the Movies
Nina Wilcox Putnam writes about a playful cat and its owner using a makeup kit in public. The piece blends humor with a social scene as the cat features in a lighthearted vignette.
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Kitty
Nina Wilcox Putnam
Question Box Advice From The Odion Theater
Dear Mr Wynn offers a humorous solution to a reader bound by a yearlong whisky pledge. The answer suggests buying a theater ticket to justify drinking at intermission, noting the play spans two acts and a three year gap between them.
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Mr. Wynn
A. Lush
Odion Theater
Postcard Q&A Letters On Whisky Ends And Noah’s Ark
A brief reader exchange features a man firing at whisky, a nine year old asking for Noah’s Ark joke answer, and a fourteen year old girl seeking help with an English error. The letters showcase playful, personal queries and light guidance in a newspaper Q and A column.
Kay the brave girl with a spirit that shines
A short portrait describes Kay as a young girl whose spirit shines through brave gray eyes. The poem likens her to a small boat riding waves and asserts her faith and warm, enduring friendship despite undisclosed troubles.
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Kay
Capes Rule the Season in Lanvin Brown and Tan Ensemble
Lanvin unveils a two piece dress with a bold brown and tan checked cape effect. The bodice ends at the waist with a stitched band of the same material, reflecting capes as the season’s must have dramatic detail.
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Lanvin
Your Truly I Flunked and the Prunes Conjunction
The text analyzes a student’s phrase Your truly I flunked and argues the word prunes is a noun used wrongly with the conjunction and. It cites grammar rules from the first English book and notes misuses of pronouns and reporting style attributed to a news service.
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Associated Newspapers
WNU
Sources of Sulphur From Gulf Coast Salt Domes
A large portion of the world's sulfur originates from a handful of salt domes along the Gulf coast, where geology concentrates deposits. The note highlights concentration of production in this region and its significance to global supply.
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Gulf Coast
Better Handling of Horses Urged by Farm Management Specialist
University of Illinois WNU Service reports horses offer farm power value but require efficient handling. A study of 83 farmers shows annual horse costs from 24.24 to 76.08 dollars, averaging 46.59, with 705 hours per horse and 6.6 cents per hour. Feed dominates costs at 59 percent, labor 14 percent, shelter 9 percent, and other costs sum to small shares. Increasing productive hours cuts per unit horsepower costs. depreciation and replacement costs can be managed by adjusting expenses and wear.
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University of [Maois College of Agriculture
Plague of Warts Threatens Potatoes in Britain and Ireland
Wart disease caused by the parasitic fungus ayynchtrium endobioticum has reduced potato yields in Scotland and Ireland. It can lie dormant in soil for up to ten years, with immune varieties as the only defense. Britain first detected the disease in 1898, nicknamed Black Scab and Stag Head. land couplers must notify the ministry of agriculture immediately.
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Scotland
Ireland
Tit-Bits Magazine
Rothamsted Experimental Station
Britain
Ministry of Agriculture
Clover Hay Provides Rich Feed For Stock and Humans
The Rural New Yorker notes clover hay serves as versatile feed for stock, with higher protein phosphorus and calcium than Timothy hay. It cites Oklahoma tests of over 30 legume and non-legume samples, finding legumes higher in phosphorus and nitrogen. Legumes supply essential minerals for both people and animals.
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Oklahoma
New Yorker
Silage for Horses in Winter Diet Advice
A Hoard's Dairyman correspondent warns that horses can be wintered on silage but must avoid moldy silage. Begin with a double handful and gradually increase to a steady allowance, as winterers report their horses come through in fine condition when fed properly.
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Hoard
Conditioner for Horses Tightens Hide and Flesh Appearance
The article explains using a feed mix to plump young horses and loosen the hide. It notes that thin horses show little hide looseness until fattened, and suggests a six month old foal diet of 125 pounds crushed oats 100 pounds wheat bran 5 pounds linseed meal, with seasonal adjustments replacing bran with oats as temperatures drop.
Wrecks Bring Riches From German Steamers
A German cargo steamer ran aground off a remote island in the Indian Ocean. Islanders salvage cargo, sell treasure, and gain riches while wages rise and homes adopt iron roofing. A second German vessel also stranded, abandoning cargo and requiring more help.
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Simha
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Zoo
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Detroit Zoo
Zoo Theater
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Junco
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Kaxare
WNU Service
ED Wenn
Parfeit
Coirse
Williem
Noah
Ima Kidd
Anne Campbell
Capes Are
Dobbin
F. UL. Sauer
University of
Lord Chesterfield
Pera
Coleman
Coleman Lamp & Stove Company
Wichita
Kans
Chicago
Til
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Toronto
Ontario
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