Reddy Fox Watches Johnny Chuck From Old Orchard
In this tale from 1933, Reddy Fox spies on Johnny Chuck and Polly Chuck from the Old Orchard wall to learn Johnny’s habits. He plots to exploit their quarrel and catch them, while avoiding Sammy Jay’s watchful eye and learning Johnny’s meal times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy Vox
Granny Fox
Reddy
Péderle
Reddy’ Fox
Johnny
Chuck
Roddy Fox
Johnny Chuck
Eddy
Sardine Mayonnaise and Chicken Fruit Salad Recipe
Menu style instruction lists two mixed dishes Chicken Fruit Salad and Sardine Mayonnaise with detailed steps for making sauces, fillings, and garnishes. Includes ingredients such as chicken, celery, orange sections, mayonnaise, maple syrup, gelatin, eggs, sardines, olives, celery hearts, lemon juice, and cream in a 1933 Western Newspaper Union context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Newspaper Union
Spring Costume Description with Bonnet and Linen Trim
A fragmented description outlines a spring costume featuring a bonnet revealing the forehead and a deeper crown at the back. The hat is made of Rodier linen crash with red and linen trimming. The suit is described as yellow with a yellow blouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodier’s
Contradictory lore and jokes in a humorous snippets roundup
A quirky collection of outdated trivia and misattributions covers Chaliapin as a once vulgar boatman, BONERS as examined jokes, Ptolemy's poison mystery, Gargoyle as saltwater throat rinse, and odd claims about congressmen at large, Browning, Balboa, and the Diet of Worms, attributed to the Bell Syndicate service.
Our Place Is Here Poem Reflects Duty and Service
A poem expresses that even wearying times, the speaker’s place remains at home and in service. It emphasizes staying to help others, offering cheer, a prayer, and understanding, with duty lasting until work is complete and ends with grace. The piece is credited to Douglas Malioch via WNU Service from 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Malioch
WNU
Sarazen on Putting Influence and Style
The text credits Sarazen for valuing consistent putting in major events and notes his self-critique and success at the British and American Opens. It mentions his admiration for Hagen and claims Sarazen patterned his stroke after Hagen, highlighting a smooth putting action and notable body motion.
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Arazen
Hagen
Sarazen
Shoes of Elizabethan Ladies Clash with Court Rank
Reports note that during Queen Elizabeth I era women wore colored chopines or clogs. Some shoes reached heights up to eighteen inches, with greater height signifying higher rank among wearers.
Great Western Emigration and Whitman’s Trail History
The piece surveys early 1840s western migration led by John Bidwell and Elijah White, highlighting the Oregon trail, embers of the Whitman era, and waves of settlers moving to Oregon and California. It notes the 1841 start, divisions, and subsequent emigrations shaping the region’s settlement.
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Whitman
Franklin Werell
New Republic
Great Western Empire
Oregon
Western Emigration Society
John Bidwell
California
Vou
Reid
Chezene
Day Dlijah
Rockies
Stars and Stripes
Whit
Than
Jludson
Oregon Trail
Utah
Tss
Bayer Aspirin Cold Remedy Claims Instant Relief
An advertisement touts Bayer Aspirin as the fastest, safest cold treatment. It urges dosing every 2 to 4 hours on day one and 3 to 4 times daily afterward, plus a warm water gargle with crushed tablets for sore throat. It promotes genuine Bayer tablets and notes a price reduction on the 100 tablet size.
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San Diego
Charles Augustus” Lindbergh
United States
Reddy Fox
Leddy
Polly Chuck
Roddy Hs
Sammy Jay
Sammy
Oreluard
Redas
Samim
Lear
John
T. W. Burgess
WNU Service
Chaliapine
America
Ptolemy
Browning
Balboa
Pacific Ocean
Mississippi River
Bell Syndicate
Europe
Mussolini
Rome
Girugigp
By Douglas Malloch
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
WN Service
Rana W
Pada
Dr. Pierce
Anger
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