Peter Tricks Bowser to Reach Safe Patch
Mrs Peter Rabbit frets as Bowser the Hound chases Peter across the Green Meadows. Peter suddenly kicks up his heels and runs for the Old Brier Patch, slipping into a safe path. He explains he was merely fooling Old Man Coyote, then rests with Mrs Peter.
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Peter Rabbit
Brier
Mr. Sun
Toughleg the Hawk
Mrs. Peter
Peter
Bowser
Hound
Briet Patch
Mrs. Veter
Old Man Coyote
J. G. Lloyd
WNU
Bowser the Hound Chases Through Bowser Forest
The great voice of Bowser the Hound chills the reader as he pursues someone through Bowser Forest. The terrified narrator hopes the chased person is not Peter, fearing danger and uncertainty as the chase continues near the Old Brier Patch.
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Peter
Gimf Gimleted Gimf in Korean Shoreline Folklore
The article coins Gimf as the ancient Korean term for the Chow Hog a portly shore creature of the Yellow Sea that hunts turtles. It describes a gimf feeding on turtles and turtle mock decoys used by Koreans noting its kernal like head and unusual seed based features.
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Yellow Sea
E Metropolitan Newspaper Service
WNU
Stuffed Onions and Nut and Cheese Roast From Mottiers Cook Book
A Victorian era recipe excerpt describes Stuffed onions using large onions heart-filled with crumbs cheese and buttered crumbs baked in stock served on buttered toast. Nut and Cheese Roast blends onion butter cheese breadcrumbs walnuts milk lemon juice and spices then browns in a moderate oven.
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Breene
Remembering the Fiddler From the Snowbound Past
A poem recalls a community barn dance and late night memories. The old fiddler plays as snow falls and lanterns glow, linking youth and aging through tender tunes. The piece frames memory as a fiddle’s enduring music across time.
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WNU
Honey Popcorn Balls and Corn Croquettes Recipe Notes
A 1931 Western Newspaper Union item outlines candy and savory snacks for children and adults. Honey popcorn balls mix corn sirup honey butter vinegar over warm popcorn. bake croquettes from beef and canned corn with cream binding, crumbs, egg, and cheese option.
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Western Newspaper Union
Poison Ivy Misnamed as Ivy Despite Similar Look
The poison ivy plant is not an actual ivy. it is related to sumacs and shares a name due to its resemblance to English ivy. It belongs to the same family but is a distinct species.
Multiple Metals Used In Manufacture Of Telephone Receiver
The article lists numerous metals and materials used in making a telephone receiver including aluminum nickel copper silver iron platinum zinc gold mica shellac lead and rubber. It highlights the diverse material composition involved in early telecommunication device production.
Skimmilk as Protein Feed in Dairying Practice
Dairymen in butter producing regions can feed skimmilk back to cows to supply protein. University of Minnesota tests show eight pounds of skimmilk can replace one pound of soybean meal. Cows drink mixed skimmilk with grain and silage, with winter feeding favored due to fly control and feed mix.
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University of Minnesota
Minnesota
Cows Show Higher Profit From Butter Fat Than Milk Volume
Records from a Dakota county dairy herd improvement association in 1930 show Cow No 1 produced 11 058 pounds of milk in 11 months while Cow No 2 yielded 8 591 pounds in 10 1/2 months yet Cow No 2 earned $60 more over feed cost. Cow No 2 had 4 63 percent butter fat and 398 3 pounds while Cow No 1 had 2 49 percent butter fat and 275 5 pounds. The Rock county association notes ten high cows averaged $110 54 over feed cost vs ten low cows at $3 71, with a 188 pound butterfat spread per cow between high and low herds.
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Dakota County
Minnesota
W. E. Watson
The
Rock County
Minn
Separator profits noted by Illinois dairyman
T Leavitt cites an Illinois whole milk dairyman who bought a separator and earned 18.05 in one month while selling 1 673 pounds less milk. skimmilk fed to pigs and chickens. He gained 9.54 more for reduced milk and 8.71 for cream from withheld milk. Charles Buchmann of Attica Ohio reports 75 cents to 2 a pound for cream via cottage cheese buttermilk ice cream.
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BR. T. Leavitt
Illinois
Charles Buchmann
Attica
Ohio
Farm Journal
Dairy Leads in Northeast Cooperative Survey
A survey of cooperatives across twelve northeastern states finds dairy products by far the largest volume among agricultural commodities. The market associations report dairy output exceeding other sectors by a wide margin.
Young people and thought in danger of inaction
A Southern Agricul turist editorial argues that today’s youth neither think for themselves nor allow others to think for them, contrasting with the past when parents guided key choices. The piece warns against loss of independent judgment among the young.
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Southern Agriculturist
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Tames Indigestion Acid
Advertised remedy claims indigestion results from excess stomach acid and nerve overstimulation. It promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a safe tasteless alkali that instantly neutralizes acids with one spoonful in water. The ad urges readers to buy the genuine product for 25c or 50c at drug stores.
Frank and Truthful People Nuisance to Imperfect
A compact aphorism notes that honesty and candor can be burdensome for those lacking perfection. It frames frankness as a social friction point and questions the value of blunt honesty in imperfect settings.
Trademark Advice For China Market Turtle Logo Caution
Col I M Cosgrove Canadian trade commissioner at Shanghai warns firms to change turtle likeness logos before selling in China. He notes the turtle is not viewed as an insult there and cites a firm that shipped goods with the Unat trade-mark to China, referencing the issue.
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China
Col. I. M. Cosgrove
Shanghai
Colonel Cosgrove
Restful Sleep for a Fussing Feverish Child Castoria Ad
A vintage advertisement promises restful sleep for a fretful feverish child. It touts Castoria as a safe pure vegetable preparation for children's ailments with no harsh drugs and emphasizes prompt relief of stubborn bowels to restore calm sleep.
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Castoria
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