Corned Beef and Salmon Stir Homecoming Tale
Judy Walte hurried from the fourth floor with groceries as her soldier husband Bobby returns from war. She cooks corned beef and salmon to celebrate, but his affection for the dish fades after a long absence. They laugh and cry, recalling Army rations, and vow to adjust to peacetime kitchen life together.
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New England
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Bob
Judy
Serry Fee
Bobby
Robbie
Jim
Tob
Evester
Argonne Forest
Longed for Native Land: Sothern Sketches Yearning
An anecdote from Scribner's Magazine recounted by Mr E N Sothern contrasts the traveler’s homeward ache with a hypocritical abroad mood. At the Swiss border a portly American frets over holidays and trunks while his wife and daughters wait. The exile longs for home as he dismisses distant hills and sacred sites in favor of Louisville.
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E. N. Sothern
Scribner's Magazine
Douane
Prince and
Switzerland
Mr. Sothern
L “An
Texarkana Man Seeks Physical Exam Before Camp Knox
Fred McDowell, a dusky Texarkana laborer, registered with the civil service examiners in the Federal building for Camp Knox Kentucky. He asked if the exam requires stripping. Fred L. Stuart answered that only the shirt might be removed unless a reason exists. McDowell quips about waiting days.
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Fred McDowell
Texarkana
Ark
Board of Civil Service Examiners
Federal
Camp Knox
Stitchton
Fred L. Stuart
Mr. Stuart
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That's Different A rolling proverb about rolling stones and rolling pins
A witty line noting that a rolling stone gathers no moss but a rolling pin gathers many flours, playing on common sayings to humorously contrast rolling objects and culinary work.
More and Better Chickens Promotion in Arkansas
The article describes a statewide drive by the USDA poultry extension and Arkansas leaders to replace mongrel barnyard hens with standard bred flocks. Drew county spreads 50 pens of purebred Tarri Plymouth Rock and Thode Talmed Beds to 60 farms, funded by Monticello groups. The Southwest Arkansas Poultry Association formed at Magnolia with 18 charter members and plans a Magnolia state poultry show November 25 to 28 with top birds competing for the American Poultry Association medal.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Arkansas
A Nh
County Neent
Drew
Gil Poultey-Club
Monticello Chamber of China
Monticello
Ashley
Union
Desby
Southwestern Arkansas Poultry Association
Magnolia
American Poultry Association
Keeping Poultry in Towns for Family Small Flocks
Prepared by the United Nations Depart. The text notes feasible small flocks kept by families in towns and suburbs where consumption exceeds production. It highlights using table waste scraps as feed and mentions home production as a low-cost option, with emphasis on urban poultry extension.
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United Ntaion Department of Agriculture
Unay
Strong Birds for Breeding
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture guidance on breeding fowls. Marks of a strong breeding bird include bright red comb and face, bright eyes, clean and smooth plumage, well set legs, and overall healthy appearance.
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Trnlteon States Department of Agriculture
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