Peter Rabbit learns a Mole misidentification in the wild
Peter Rabbit laughs at himself after mistaking Short-Tail the Shrew for Miner the Mole. A log reveal shows a Shrew instead of a Mole, prompting Peter to apologize and seek acquaintance with the neighbor. The scene features Happy Jack Squirrel Striped Chipmunk and the forest setting.
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Peter Rabbit
Miner
Peter
Happy Jack Squirrel
Shrew
Happy Jack
Striped Chipmunk
Happy Duck
Miner the Mole
Short-Tail
Mole
T. W. Burgess
Win Gervica
Irenes Irony About Wives and Borrowing Wealth
Ironic Irene observes that some men owe everything to their wives while others marry women who cannot lend anything the husband could borrow. This 1933 Bell Syndicate commentary reflects social tensions around marriage and finances.
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Irene
Bell Syndicate
Wwnu
I Do Not Know By Douglas Malloch
A reflective poem by Douglas Malloch on the mystery of art and enduring emotion. The speaker envies the wisdom of critics yet finds value in a simple shepherd's song that moves his heart and evokes uncertain judgment on artistry. Written in 1933 and distributed by WNU Service.
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Douglas Maliock
WNU
Incomplete text fragment on Beil Syndicate 1933
Fragmentary line notes a Beil Syndicate item from 1933 with a mention of inches ahead and a direct plan. Context and full details are missing, making it unclear what event or subject this refers to.
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Pln
Beil Syndicate
WNU
Vegetable plates and recipes from 1932 Western Union guide
Readable excerpt lists vegetable dishes for healthful dining in 1932. Includes Creamed Celery with cheese garnish, Carrots in Parsley Butter with lemon, Carrots and Apples layered frypan dish, and Dandelion Greens sauté with bacon fat vinegar and salt.
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Western Newspaper Union
Evans Golf Drill Emphasizes Square Clubface On Takeback
Hick Evans stresses precise back swing technique with left hand guiding the club to maintain a square clubface. He keeps the club head at a fixed angle for several inches to align with the line to the hole, starting just behind the ball.
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Hick Evans
Evans
Doners Isolation and its Cold Pack Practice
Doners Isolation is placing cold packs around a person as part of their handling. This practice focuses on minimizing body heat loss and reducing potential infection risk during confinement.
Quarrelsome Quiz Bits From a 1933 School Page
A quirky collection of exam notes and humorous lines. It includes mishearings and odd phrasing about Alexander, Athelstane from Ivanhoe, quack promises, dining loves, and crude stereotypes. The item reflects a Bell Syndicate WNU Service feature from 1933.
Ohio State says winter wheat prospects poor nationally
Ohio State University crop reports show the winter wheat outlook is the poorest on record, while Ohio’s crop is projected at 81.85 million bushels, 4.5 million above the three year average. Kansas Nebraska and Oklahoma expect about one third of average yields, with the nation total near 34 million bushels for 1930. Spring wheat accounts for about one third of U S production.
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Ohio State’ University Agricultural College Extension Service
WNU Bervicg
United States
Ohio
Department of’ Rural ‘Economics
Ohio, State University
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Brighter Outlook Seen for Corn Market
The United States corn market faces less foreign competition this year due to expected Argentine shortfalls and reduced South African output. Argentine crops are forecast at 204 million bushels, down from 293 million in 1932 and far below 1931. Old crop stocks are low with about 8 million bushels exportable as of March 1, and March shipments near 7.6 million. The bureau notes future Argentine shipments will rely on the new crop and that U.S. corn supplies are larger than last year despite heavy farm use.
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United States
Bureau of Agricultural Economies
Bureau
Soybeans Safe for Brood Sows During Gestation and Suckling
Soybeans may be fed to brood sows at half to three fourths of a pound per head daily during gestation and about one pound daily during suckling. Feeding soybeans to brood sows can avoid tankage or other protein supplements, with no risk of soft pork during gestation but not after weaning for market. A mineral mix of ground limestone bone meal and salt is advised when using soybeans as a protein source.
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Wallace
Explosives Taught To Alabama Farmers By Extension Service
Agricultural extension service of Alabama Polytechnic Institute trains farmers in explosives use for tilling soil. Early demonstrations show blasting of boulders and stumps that hinder farming implements. Planned lessons will cover dynamiting to control erosion.
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Alabama
Agricultural Extension Service of
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Farmers Study Crops and Livestock Trends Across Regions
The ledger notes rising US farm cattle numbers, ancient Rome frost protection, and French weed control with sulfuric acid. Alamance county farmers adopt thirty seven crop rotation plans as demonstrations. Ohio feeds expenditures reach 8 million in 1932 versus 38.9 million in 1929.
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Alamance County
Ohio
Lady Favors Last Minute Stand In For Lecture
Dorothy Mathers, niece of a college president, fetches philosopher Mr. Brown from a New Kent hotel. A mix up with timing leads to Donald Brown delivering a memorable last minute lecture at Marden College, and Dorothy helps him head to Brookdale for a wedding.
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College
Ridley Brown
Mardon College
America
Dorothy Mathers
New Kent
Dorothy
Doctor Mathers
Mr. Brown
Marden
Brookdale
Donald Brown
Africa
Cae
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