Lightfoot Outwits Hunter in Green Forest Tale
In a Green Forest tale Lightfoot the Deer uses stealth and his nose to stay ahead of a hunter with a terrible gun. The Merry Little Breezes warn him as Sammy Jay’s alertness helps him dodge the hunter’s scent-tracking circle and keep Lightfoot safe for that morning’s hunting season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lightfoot
Merry Little Breezes
Green Forest
Sammy Jay
Jay
OT. W. Burgess
Wav Service
Labor Day Hymn on Earning Bread by Honest Toil
A seventeenth century style call to self reliance extols labor over charity. The speaker praises plowing sowing and threshing as the path to bread and dignity, arguing that earned bread from sweat strengthens character more than luxury. The message urges renewed courage to earn daily bread through honest toil.
Dear Mr Wynn and the Question Box exchange
A reader letters page prints a humorous Q and A sequence from Associated Newspapers WRU Service. The spoof questions cover fortunes baldness marriage and domestic labor with witty replies attributed to Mr Wynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Wynn
Wynn
Alec
Triceirgn
Ansiyer
Associated Newspapers
WRU
Mother's Cook Book Desserts and puddings from a home kitchen
Steamed Cup Custard and variations detail steps from beating eggs to steaming in cups. Caramel sauce on the custard, and a Meringue of Rice recipe with rice, lemon, eggs and sugar. Finishes with browning and cooling, from the Western Newspaper Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Newspaper Union
Water Plants as Food for Extinct Desert Beasts
The pond lily and other aquatic plants provided starch rich tuberous stems eaten by the mouse and other animals. Cattail and swamp grasses offered fibrous roots and stems large enough to feed an elephant. This describes a food source for an extinct race of curious beasts that inhabited Asia and North America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia
North America
John the Apostle and His Third Epistle Overview
A church lesson outlines John the son of Zebedee, disciple of John the Baptist, and apostle. It covers his character as a seer, zeal in defense of Jesus, and care for Jesus’s mother. The third epistle to Gaius praises hospitality to traveling preachers, condemns Diotrephes for arrogance, and commends Demetrius for a good report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zebedee
James
Joan the Baptist
John
the Baptist
Jesus
Christ
Jerusalem
Apostle
Gaius
Demetrius
God
Joys We Should Publish Our Joys and Griefs
A reflective piece arguing that sharing joys and sorrows strengthens community. It asserts that joy without others is half enjoyed and that true enthusiasm requires faith assurance hope reliance and confidence in personal loyalty and ability.
Also Mentioned on This Page
West Point
West Point Military Academy
Fort Monroe
Virginia
Chesapeake Bay
By Thornton W. Burgess
Geweew
Bell Syndicate
WNU
ED Wynn
Mr. Wyre
Clame Folant
Drufpf
Chase Eliza
Mr. Wino
Ann Will
United States
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
WNU Service
Chic
Chanel
V.V
Public Ledger, Inc
WRU Service
Uncle Sam
Polly
Bell Synervette
Tee
Government Printing Office
Washington
Hf Street
International
Rev. P. BH
Pitzwater
D. D
the Minister
Dizzy Dean Winters
Dionne ‘Quints
Wether
Beng
Azpart
Universal Farm
Falkine Ofsaandéro Ed Grolradio
Universal Battery CO
South LA Salle Street
Chicago
Parker
Hiscox Chemics
Patchorne
N.Y
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