Zoo Visitors Enjoy Bathing Badger and Partying Porcupines
In a South Africa zoo tale a polite hairy badger finishes dinner and enjoys a hose bath while a white-nosed coati talks with visitors. South American sapajou and striped-tailed dog form unlikely friendship as four yellow-haired porcupines host a cozy lettuce and carrot laden party for a two week old baby porcupine born in the zoo.
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Hairy Badger
South Africa
White-Nosed - Coati-Mundi
South America
Sapajou
Sapaajou
Alaska
United States
The
Porcupine
Mourning Fashion Shifts To Street Dress In American Style
A observer notes a shift in women's mourning toward street wear using simple, unobtrusive lines. Russian blouse influenced coats and beaded garlands appear in Poiret inspired ensembles. Colors stay muted with gray velours and duvetine capes defining the new look.
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America
Surmounting Obstacles and Faith to Reach Lofty Heights
A 1922 McClure Syndicate meditation warns readers to avoid hidden ruts in habits and moods. It urges self examination to prevent wrecking ambitions, noting danger comes from within and faith guides toward the heights.
Brand New Daughter Marks a Growing Old Daddy
Louis and Ruth by Will M Maupin centers on a father’s reflection as his son marries and a daughter-in-law joins the family. The speaker notes time’s passage and his own aging yet affirms staying young at heart while welcoming his new daughter-in-law.
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Will ML Maupin
Uncommon Sense on Golf and Life by TOHN BLAKE ENTLEMEN
The essay argues golf mirrors life with emphasis on fun over victory. True sportsmanship avoids cheating and obsession, valuing health happiness and learning from efforts. John Burroughs is cited for achieving knowledge and fulfillment beyond wealth.
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Meyer
John Burroughs
Mooney
School Days 1 Percent Will Be Happier
A short quotation notes that life improves with effort and that personal growth contributes to a better world, attributed to John Blake.
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John ‘Blake
Mother's Code Book and Home Tasks Reflected in Family Life
The excerpt reflects a mother’s role in daily chores food linen and household needs while expressing worry over unfinished deeds. It paints a quiet domestic scene ending with the mother holding her baby son as the day’s efforts are blessed and softened by memory and affection. Also included is a recipe for simple desserts and a brief biblical quote from Mark.
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Eleanore,m. Jewett
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Marshall-Herald
Wyles Gee
Porcupine” Party
Poiret
Walker
Chesterfield
McClure
Newspaper Syndicats
Louis
and‘ Ruth
Will M. Maupin
Boston Law
Tohn Blake
Merle
ComRave
Mark
Newspaper Union
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