Danny Meadow Mouse Returns Home After Dangers
Danny Meadow Mouse travels through Green Forest and Green Meadows to reach his cozy home. He fears Redtail the Hawk but knows the safe path, reunites with Nanny Meadow Moire and the babies, and receives a warm welcome, showing love and relief after a long journey.
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Green Forest
Danny
Bt Daony
Green Yoreat
Green Meadows
Ittie
Inelde
Babba
Nansy Mandow
Nanny
Nancy
Danny Meadow Mouse
OT. W. Burgens
WNO
Easter origin and octave customs recorded in old church practice
The piece asserts Easter derives from a Saxon goddess name and notes the ancient eight day celebration. It mentions alms to the poor, slaves gaining freedom, and people giving them Relves for enjoyment, attributed to Madard Newspaper via News Service.
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Bastre
Madard Newspaper
Byadiante
Ews Service
Ed Wynn Q A column reveals playful letters questions
A sample of the Ed Wynn Perfect Fool Q A column shows readers writing in on topics from bigamy myths to marriage happiness and social events. Answers debunk myths, explain a White Elephant Party, and critique bragging amateurs with light humor.
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ED Wynn
The
Mr. Wynn
Cream dessert with quick freezing taploon lesson
An old recipe notes the use of taploon to make velvety cream desserts without cranking a freezer. It explains mixing, freezing in a tray or mold, and includes a chocolate ice cream method with milk, sugar, corn syrup, egg whites, cream, and vanilla. Three to four hours needed with a freezer or salt-and-ice setup.
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Western Newspaper Union
The County Fair at the Rustic Square
A nostalgic piece by Anne Campbell celebrates Grandfather's peaches Grandmother's jam and handmade crafts winning prizes at the county fair Quilts embroidery and canned goods are praised as symbols of home pride and community effort sharing in a joyous festival of women’s skill.
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Tonyright
WNU Bercics
Love ly Summer Outfit Worn By Maureen O'Sullivan
A red, green and yellow plaid ensemble worn by Maureen O'Sullivan features a white linen purse with matching bands and white accessories. The dress is backless and styled for a light summer look described in the readable text.
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Maureen O'Sullivan
Be Appeared Before the Prince With Saxophone Arrival
A garbled note reports that a saxophonist appeared around 9 o clock while the prince did not attend the 10 o'clock performance. Clara Knott signs off as the writer, urging belief in the message from a friend.
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Clara Knett
Associated Newspapara
WNU
Teach Children Pride in Father and Mother
A dialogue explores how parental admiration and shared courtesy boost children's respect. Aunt Emmy Lou insists that recognizing a father's intelligence and a mother's kindness strengthens family pride and improves behavior. The talk nudges Clyde to involve his father in guidance and rhetoric.
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Nelmn
Gregg Green
National Kindergarten
Rawsdation
New York
Clyde
Emmy Tan
HIV
Jie
Jeffrias
Marjorie
Emmy Lon
Emmy Lou
Asseta
Mother
Father
Emmy Low
Pre
Long-Lived Colquhoun Family Records Longevity Across Decades
The Colquhoun family, with eight of eleven original members still living, totals 627 years in age at an average of 78 years and 4 months. Current members include D. Colquhoun of Wales Ontario 87. Charles 85 of Sacramento. Mrs John Hay 81 of Detroit. Mra 5 78 of Ky. Deloraine Man 78. M M 78. Miss A M 72 of Sacramento. J 7 76 of Waskada Man. and Dr Philip 70 of Waterville Quebec. The siblings descend from Mr and Mrs J A Colquhoun who settled in Dundas County in 1844.
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Canada
Colquhoun
D. Colquhoun
Wales
Ont
Charles
Sacramento
Calif
John Hay
Detroit
Mieh
Deloraine
Man
M. M
A. M
Waskada
Phillip
Watervile
Que
J. A. Colquhoun
Dundas County
Montreal Herald
Food for Dead Oathway Indians Burial Traditions
NYT correspondent reports at VWAnse and Chicangon, Mich. foods are placed at burial grounds for the dead. Miniature houses hold the offerings and the dead are said to come at midnight to partake. In truth, small animals and birds typically consume the food.
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Oathway
Vwanse
Chicangon
Mich
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