Peter Rabbit Faces Bark Dilemma and Orchard Guard
A fragmented tale recounts Peter Rabbit's hunger driving him toward young orchard bark. Farmer Brown protects sap-proud trees with wire netting while Peter, foiled at every tree, hints at the peril of depriving a creature and the orchard’s quiet defense. A brief note credits T. W. Borges and the WNU Bureau. The second segment mentions Henry Cavendish naming hydrogen after observing gas release from iron and notes its future industrial uses.
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Brown
Peter
Petar
Farmer Brown
T. W. Borges
Henry Cavendish
Chiecago
Cavendish
Remembered imprint of a mother’s love
A man recalls his childhood footprint on the wall and his mother’s care reflected in a painted handprint. He notes that despite years and distance he seldom returns home, yet his mother’s love remains around him, a silent memory guiding him.
Through Jean Newton A Womans Eyes
A fragment from a literary column cites Prof William Lyon Phelpsonstressing the line to be or not to be as central to life versus mere existence. The quotation recalls postwar England debates on taxation and human vitality.
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Hamlet
William Lyon Phelpson
England
Am I really living as I should in hard times
A reflection on poverty and patriotism as a mill worker smiles through hardship. The speaker contrasts wages in different countries and suggests true living comes from purpose and care for others, not material luxuries. It questions whether modern life sustains real living or merely existence.
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Iit
America
Ron- Une
Bell Syndicate
The Perfect Foot Question Box Letter to Ed Wynn
A reader asks about a young relationship upheaval after the girl graduates and secures a job. The columnist answers simply that she must be employed and unavailable, suggesting the telegraph operator angle. The second question notes ill health and relocation to a healthier town, with a jokey reply about Crom City Wyoming and a cemetery. A third note mentions prolonged unemployment due to health concerns.
Witty Kitty Kitty Nina Wilcox Putnam Offer Dilemma
Reader asks which of two jobs to take offering 125 and 17.50 weekly pay. Answer advises choosing the 12 dollar weekly role to avoid larger losses if illness forces quitting. Publication from The Appetated, Newspaper Service.
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P. Kulier
Newepapire. Service
Mother's Cook Book Candy Recipes and Copper Production
A miscellany of home made candy directions including Dats Nut Roll Maple Fudge Chocolate Filling and Pralines with steps and ingredients from evaporated milk to pecan meats. Also notes on copper production noting the Butte Montana district as the largest copper producer and copper occurring in various forms worldwide.
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Western Newspaper Union
Penu
Chile
Alaska
Australia
Siberia
Cornwall
Germany
Moat Io
United States
Philadelphia Inquirer
Butte
Montana
Uncommon Sense by John Blake and Reflections on Idle Time
A columnist argues idle time should be used for meaningful work or learning. He cites Andrew Carnegie’s libraries and urges readers to pursue useful study, language, or public-spirited projects rather than hiring "time spenders" for leisure. He praises courage and individual initiative over safety first mindsets.
Art Needle Work For The Buffet In Three Pieces
Three piece crochet set designed to fit a dresser or buffet top. Tulip filet mesh pattern with cream color Mountain Craft crochet cotton. Package No 706 includes enough material and instructions with a hook and diagram. 40 cents or 10 cents for diagram only. Send to Home Craft Co Dept B, St. Louis MO. Include stamped envelope.
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Home Craft Co— Dept
Nineteenth
St. Louis Avenue
St. Louis
Pierce's Favorite Prescripts About Merit and Glory
A terse fragment discusses women, speech, and the true glory of good men. It argues that praise is not bought with money and that only worthy men can appraise real merit. The tone is moral and admonitory in nature.
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Party Gealota
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Congress
Beasion
Anton W. Burgess
Peter Rabbit
Uvleg
Reddy Fox
Jean Newton
ED Wynn
Mr. Wyon
Mr. Wynn
New York
Ig Crom City
Wyo
Tam
Kitty
Nina Wilcox Putnam
Chum
Japan
Sheble Naru
Yokohama
San Francisco
John Blake
Bert Ayndichte
Eisai
Andrew Carnegie
Lfe
Christopher Columbus
Mora
North Pacific
Mr. Lindbergh
George Washington
United States of America
Pierce
Garfield
Anse
I Women
Wah Eg Clinic
wiEalo
Yug
Doan
Parker
Panertion Wits
Parker's
Tair
Mutt and
Uty
Aloes
Wrun
Lemma, Momboldt, Kane
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