Danny Meadow Mouse Faces Buster Bear in Forest Peril
Nanny Meadow Mouse fears Danny will not return as he hides under leaves from Buster Bear. Danny, trapped in a hollow log by Billye Mink, escapes during Owl Mrs Hooty’s distraction and contemplates his next move. He remains still while the bear searches the leaf pile, hoping luck or a hiding place will save him.
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Nanny Meadow Mouse
Green Meadows
Danny Meadow Mouse
Danny
Nanny
Billye Mink
Billy
Mrs. Hooty the Owl
Green Forest
Buster Bear
Buster
T. W. Burgess
Early baseball era batsmen like Babe Ruth era noted
In early baseball many batters resembled Babe Ruth with prodigious power. Games with nineteen or twenty homers were not unusual. The Athletics of 1865 66 played eight games in which the score exceeded a hundred.
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Babe
Pop Quiz on Epitaph and Final Words
A brief humor item notes a playful exchange about epitaphs with the question last word. The gag hinges on the idea of a final inscription as the ultimate phrase. Published in a Bell Syndicate WNU Service column style.
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Cecelia
Bell Syndicate
WNU Service
Pop
WNU
From a Guest I Leave You Poetic Message
A guest expresses thanks for kind deeds and friendship within walls. They note memories of beauty and joy, saying the day dawns happily, the sun of hope shines through because of thoughts of the hosts. The text closes with sentiments of longing and gratitude.
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WNU
When is a Boy a Man in Law and Lore
The Washington Post notes the age of adulthood is twenty one in most countries. It cites an old Apache custom where a boy becomes a man and gains camp freedom once able to catch a rat unaided.
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Ndrew T. Morse
Tannerytown
Tonawanda Creek
Morse
Washington Post
Dear Mr Wynn Qand A from a 1940s newspaper
A humor column presents letters about marriage drunkenness and economics with playful responses. Topics include a husband’s drinking, price rises, a Scottish wager death, cigarettes and guidance for pie making, ending with a punny reply about pyrography schools.
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Mr. Wynn
Banana feast ideas and nutrition from experts
Government experts rate the banana as a highly nutritious and easily digested fruit. They note its sanitary skin protects against contamination and it serves as a chief carbohydrate in tropical diets. The piece offers recipes like Banana Fluff and Banana Fritters with lemon, sugar, and whipped cream.
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Tropics
Triple sheer black dress with white embroidery and Ascot scarf
The article describes a dress in triple sheer black fabric with white embroidered motifs. It features a full front fullness and a low V neck filled by a red chiffon Ascot scarf.
Stockings Worn in World War Spun on French System
The woolen stockings worn by soldiers in the World War were made from worsted merino, 50 percent wool and 50 percent cotton, produced using the French system of worsted yarn spinning.
Anastasia Claim Eyed as Possible Czar Relic Suit
The Philadelphia Inquirer notes a revived claim by an Anastasia figure alleging she is the late czar's daughter and rightful heir. Skepticism remains among Romanoff relatives and investigators, with witnesses varied and no decisive proof.
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Anastasia
Tchaikovsky
Russia
Ekaterinburg
Berlin
Romanoff
Olga
Xela
Leeds
Perkin Warheck
Philadelphia Inquirer
How About It, Parents A Nephew Collects Debts
A physician, to aid unemployment, had his young nephew report debtors after passing his bar. One note found read that he visited Mr. X to collect $20 and found he had five children but no assets, signed Bill.
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Bill
Sunday School Growth Worldwide Surges
Sunday school membership has risen for four straight years worldwide at a rate exceeding a million members annually. The growth reflects expanding church programs and renewed community outreach across diverse regions.
Household Hint to Prevent Pea Soup Burning
A slice of dry bread added to pea soup keeps the peas from sinking and sticking to the pot bottom. The bread absorbs excess moisture and helps thicken the soup while avoiding scorching.
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ED Wynn
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Lem N. Custard
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Ekeele Ree
Coleman
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Anacla
Otitis Bane
Chicago
Uhngelea
Ontario
Canada
Reynolds
GUY Lind
Casper
Wyoming
SINCO
West Broadway
New York City
Jaques Mfg. CO
Dept. C.B
Chicago, Illinois
OSIR
Compiegne Forest
France
Germany
Reston
Bo Parker
Hiscox
N.Y
Milnesia
Address Select Products, Inc
23Rd St
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N. Y
My Craver
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