Peter Rabbit's Narrow Escape From Old Man Coyote
Peter makes a split second warning to save geese at Paddy the Beaver pond then flees through the Green Forest. Old Man Coyote trails him, closing in with grinning teeth as Peter dives into a bramble-tangle to escape, losing a tail tuft in the tense chase.
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Peter Rabbit
Paddy
Beaver
Peter
Coyote
Reddy
Ife
Honker the Goose
Deter
Old Man Coyote
Paddy the Beaver
J. G. Lloyd
WNN Service
Red White and Blue Fall Ensemble Notable Design
A smart fall outfit features a red white and blue palette with a futuristic blouse design. The ensemble highlights a distinctive top and coordinated pieces.
Stitches for Little Garments by Edgar Guest
A brief poetic couplet praising mothers who sew for children and tend the nursery. The lines affirm that those who watch over sleeping children and repair their clothes perform meaningful, lasting care.
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Edgar Guest
Pickling season inspires cherished cucumber mustard pickles
The piece urges thrifty households to locate or restore canning recipes. It details a cucumber mustard pickle with vinegar mustard and salt, plus a tomato onion pepper relish recipe. The pickle rests two weeks before eating, while the relish combines tomatoes onions peppers vinegar sugar and salt, simmered an hour.
Preserving Cherry Olives and Spiced Grapes Instructions
Instructions describe preserving cherries in vinegar and sugar for winter use with nonsealed jars and cloth covering. Also notes spiced grapes by removing pulp from six pounds of grapes and preparing for preservation.
Corner in Your House Inspires a Brightening Dream
Poem reflects sorrow and hope urging readers to lift the shade of darkness. It invites lighting a lamp, building a blaze on dead ashes, and lighting new dreams to look ahead. The verse anchors on resilience amid night and gloom.
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Douglas Malloch
WNU Service
German Decathlon Star Kurt Weiss Promises Olympic Shock
A new German threat rises as Kurt Weiss emerges as a top decathlon talent. He is expected to challenge America's versatile track and field stars at the 1932 Olympic Games in Los Angeles, with a noted display of discus hurling signaling his prowess.
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Fermany
America
Los Angeles
Calif
Kurt Weiss
Jam From Grapes For Winter Use With Venison Pairings
Instructions describe cooking crushed grapes until soft then seeding through a sieve. Combine pulp with skins, add sugar vinegar and spices, simmer two hours, then seal for winter use. Noted as a recipe tip from 1931 distributed by the Western Newspaper Union.
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Western Newspaper Union
Unclear Text Fragment in Historical OCR
Fragmentary OCR voice mentions Aviatory and craving worms and seeds. No clear event or identifiable entities. Unable to determine a coherent news item or summarize concrete facts from the provided snippet.
Ancient games traced in modern form across ages
The New York Times notes antiquity of games like backgammon and dice. Penn museum adds a 2750 BCE pair of backgammon tablets, showing early play on grids with lines. Greeks used a form on a board called abacus, Romans had Scripta Duodecim, and Ur yielded a 8000 BCE board. Dice origins traced to Troy era legends and early oriental tombs.
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Te University of Pennsylviuia Museum
Ny Dle
Abaeus
Pennsylvanian University
Tepe Gawra
Herodotus
New York Times
You Can Stop that Rheumatic Pain
Relieve rheumatic pain and neuritis with two to three daily applications of B. and M. The Penetrating Hermicide. External use stops intense pain in hours and may destroy germ infection to restore normal conditions. Send $1.25 for full bottle or request free booklet via F. BE Rollins Co. Boston, Mass.
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Rollins Co
Beverly St
Boston
Mass
Is This the Best Car I Can Buy
A prospective buyer asks if a car is the best option and the salesman replies affirming its superiority, calling it the king of gangland in a stylized exchange.
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Gangland
Explorer Declares Sahara Birthplace of Humankind
Dr. Arthur Torrence, Los Angeles explorer, returns from an 18 000 mile Africa trip claiming the southern Sahara is the cradle of the human race. He cites studies of primitive tribes and geology and asserts evidence challenging Darwinian views on species origin and continuity. He says human evolution occurred in the southern Sahara though not denying evolution from an animal type.
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United States
Africa
Arthur Torrence
Los Angeles
Sahara
Literary talk hints at shifting novel tastes
Publisher George Doran notes changing readers as he cites examples like Fifting Weeks and Three Weeks. A class of coeds proposes essay topics such as My Idea Man and Moonlight Love, then laments the list feels too practical, while calling industry a treasure.
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George Doran
How One Woman Lost 20 Pounds of Fat
A forthright weight loss claim promotes Kruschen Salts as the simplest fastest method to shed fat. It advises taking half a teaspoon in hot water each morning and promises energy gains clearer skin and a younger feeling body within three weeks. The ad guarantees a money back offer if not satisfied and cites an 85 cent bottle lasting four weeks.
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America
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