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Newspaper

Encampment Echo

Location

Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1934

Page

2

Mourner the Dove and Peter Burgess Tale Meeting Gravel Digestion

In the Green Meadows lane Peter Habbit encounters Mourner the Dove in a gravel pit. Mourner explains he collects gravel to aid digestion with a gizzard grinding food, while Peter jokes about gravel breakfast. Mourner demonstrates iridescent neck and pebbles aiding digestion.

Farmer Brown Green Meadows Peter Habbit Peter Dove Welcome Robin Farmer Brown's

John Bull figure origins in satire era

The piece notes that John Bull symbolizes Great Britain and first appeared in 1712 in a political satire by Dr. Arbuthnot, gaining popularity soon after through the wit of Dean Swift, with McClure Newspaper Syndicate WNU service credit.

Sam United States John Bull Great Britain Dr. Arbuthnot Dean Swift McClure WNU Service

Through a Woman's Eyes by Jean Newton

A Chicago column quotes lawyer and clubwoman Jean Newton on women in work and marriage. The piece notes debate sparked by Mrs Leonora Meder who allegedly said women belong in the kitchen, then questions career independence for college graduates and dual roles as wife and professional.

Chicago Business and Professional Women's Club Leonora 2. Meder Bell Syndicate WNU

Jury Panel Term Origins From Old Parchment Record

The oblong parchment pane used by sheriffs to list jurors summoned on venire reveals the panel’s early meaning and origin in jury duty records.

Question Box by Ed Wynn Provides Quips on Shoes Moon and Love

A humor column features Ed Wynn answering readers with playful quips. Topics include ill fitting shoes, the moon versus the sun for usefulness, crickets as music, women's equal rights, dentist curiosities in Hizustan, and a traveling salesman proposing to love only in certain months of the year.

Mr. Wynn Hugh Shadno

His Little Dutchman endearment poem by Anne Campbell

A light verse where a man affectionately calls his wife his Little Dutchman, praising her virtue and the home she tends. The poem describes the couple’s simple joys, the lamplight on her hair, and the loving, teasing nickname that marks their bond. Copyright WNU Service.

WNU

Desserts Highlighted For End Of Summer Season

The article outlines fruit based dessert ideas using late summer and early fall produce. It mentions fruit Charlotte with gelatin cream and nuts, plus a Banana Ice Box Cake layered with lady fingers and bananas, to be chilled before serving and decorated with whipped cream.

Charlotte

Kudlak bear named as largest carnivorous land animal

The article notes the Kudlak bear as the largest carnivorous land animal. It references historical gossip about the Gay Nineties era and contemporary comparisons between chorus girls and piano movers. The piece blends humor with a curiosity about animal size and cultural memory.

Bell Syndicate WNN

Baghdad Allahabad and Singapore on London Melbourne race route

Three Asian cities Baghdad Allahabad and Singapore figure in the London Melbourne race route planned for October. Baghdad displays modern growth with new rail lines and government offices while Allahabad sits at the Jumna and Ganges confluence hosting the Kumbh Mela crowd. Singapore rises from a jungle port to a British trading metropolis with a 400000 population and vast shipping.

Geographies Society Washington, D. C WNU HREB Asia England Baghdad Baghdad-Mosul Mesopotamia Belgium Jonah Moses Mosul Ali Baba Aladdin Rulus Zobelda Harun-al-Rashid Allahabad India Ganges Punjab Jumna Gagea Johore Sumatra Java Sir Stamford Raffles East India Company Singapore Ita Kipling

Lead in Pencils Production Process

The article explains pencil lead is a graphite and clay mix. Graphite is ground to powder, water added, and the mixture blended with finely powdered clay. A little lampblack may be added for darkness, then the mass is pressed and forced through dies.

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