Peter Rabbit Watches for Winsome Bluebird News
Peter Rabbit, tense with anticipation, scans the Green Forest for Winsome Bluebird as Spring nears. He races to the Old Orchard but finds Sammy Jay instead, realizing others share the race to hear spring’s first whistle. He ends by deciding to be glad for whoever sees Winsome first.
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Peter Rabbit
Green Forest
Jimmy Skunk
Peter
Reddy Fox
Coyote
Roughley
Jimmy
Bluebird
Skunk
Sam Jay
Mistress Spring
Farmer Brown
Sammy Jay
Winsome
Chuck
First Aid to Ailing House by Roger B Whitman
A home painting guide advising a novice on repainting kitchen furniture. It covers surface prep with soap and water, drying, light sanding, protective floors, proper mixing of paint, applying multiple thin coats, using enamel undercoats, and drying times. It stresses keeping brushes clean and stored properly between tasks.
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Boge B. Waitman
MANNERS OF THE MOMENT
A lighthearted column discusses reading others letters and the etiquette of sharing. It notes the annoyance of friends who read their letters aloud then hide them away without explanation, and teases peeking at letters as a temptation to test social rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Good Taste Quietly Reflects a Refined Soul
Douglas Malloch defines good taste as unobtrusive charm and inner modesty. It transcends clothes and appearances, guiding how one carries themselves without drawing attention. The piece argues taste resides in mind heart and instinct, not flashy display.
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Douglas Malloch
Wnu Sarvice
The Creative Finger of Saturn and Creative Expression
The article describes a strong second finger, the Creative Finger of Saturn, as straight and well formed with a longer middle section and prominent knuckle. It signals a mind with unlimited possibilities for creative expression in arts, literature, drama, or invention. WNU Service.
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Saturn
WNU Service
Porcelain Print by Maggy Rouff Described in Silk Jersey
A Maggy Rouff porcelain blue and white design is printed on heavy silk jersey jacket or skirt. It features deep blue organ dye, a Chantilly lace jabot in front, and a Maggy Rouff clip with three ruby-studded flowers at the neck. A white Panama hat is from a Paris designer.
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Panama
Cooking Tips and Household Suggestions From WNU Service
A collection of home remedy tips and how to guides from the WNU Service. Includes methods to reduce rhubarb acidity, brighten piano keys, tint milk, make custard sauce, store tea and coffee, clean rubber rollers, prevent syrup boilovers, cook cabbage with milk, and keep cut flowers fresh. Also notes on sulfurous acid and stove polishing.
Science and the Home in Modern Life
A compact look at how modern science enhances home life through entertainment, information, appliances, and first aid remedies. It notes local merchants bring these scientific achievements into households, improving comfort and readiness for minor emergencies.
Moral success through restraint of worldly hunger
A quotation from John Hunter urges training to subdue all worldly hungers and to pursue the true ideal of men and women. It emphasizes directing highest needs toward moral achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hunter
Charm of Yester Year in Crochet
The pattern 5790 offers a lacy Grandmother time crochet panel for bedspread door panel or scarf. It uses string or finer cotton, with charts and stitch illustrations, requiring 15 cents in stamps or coins and mailing details to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept New York.
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Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept
Fourteenth St
New York
N. Y
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McGuffey
Ashland
Jean Thomas
William Holmes McGuffey
Paris
Thornton W. Burgess
T. W. Burgess
Marshall” Eliredée of
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Hotos
WNU
BY Roger B. Whitman
Jean
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Leicester K. Davis
Public Ledger, Inc
Dauber
Science and the
US State
Coleman
Wichita, Kans
Chicago, IL
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Calif
Quaker State
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp
Oil City
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