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Newspaper
Milford News
Location
Milford, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1935
Page
6
Nanny Meadow Mouse frets as half grown youngsters seek risk while Danny seeks freedom. She fears dangers of the Great World and worries when Danny vanishes after his visit to the Smiling Pool, fearing something dreadful. Her wisdom contrasts Danny’s brash independence.
An old couple sit together as a fire glows and love endures through cold weather. Two trees bend toward each other through long years, nourished by smiles and tears, facing the end as they cling. The journey began with light hearts and has been a worthwhile pull.
William Inge the Dean of St Pauls imagines ruling the world in a radio address. He would focus on improving society by tackling rouge lipsticks armies and navies as the prime disturbing factors.
A recipe roundup offers orange fritters lobster croquettes and mushrooms on toast to vary meals. A note on the dugong or sea cow highlights maternal affection as Col liers Weekly recalls mermaid legends.
A reader asks about omen humor and a life of a spendthrift. Advice suggests delaying repayment until a gentleman accompanies the borrower. A joke compares a man to a banana peel with a sharp punchline. A forty three year old widow asks about marrying a lodge keeper. response jokes about twelve lodge nights a week.
It takes 80 pounds of milk to produce two pounds of Swiss cheese. The eyes result from bacteria or yeasts introduced as a pure culture. During curing a warm period forms gas that makes the eyes grow, then the cheese moves to a cool ripening room for aging.
In a witty monologue a speaker mocks the obsession with small beauty details like lipstick and rouge comparing them to grand affairs such as armies and navies. The Dean of St Pauls offers a satirical take on fashion vanity and public interest. The piece ends with a mock lament that personal grooming has become a topic of national attention.
The line of the nose and hair part influence whether a face appears oval or round. If the nose is broad and the space between the eyes wide, part hair to the side. A center part emphasizes breadth and roundness.
The lilac is native to the Balkans where wild lilacs still grow in profusion, marking its origin and natural habitat.
Fragmentary lines show a casual remark about watering plants and avoiding patronizing home industry. No clear event, person, place, or date is identifiable. The text is too garbled to extract a coherent news item or names.
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