Lightfoot the Deer Faces Stranger in Green Forest
Lightfoot the Deer tracks a bold newcomer from the Great Mountain as he stirs with anger and confusion. Sammy Jay rallies forest friends including Blacky the Crow Bobby Coon Une Billy Possum Jumiper the Hare Peter Rabbit Drummer the Woodpecker Tommy Tit Yank Yank and Paddy the Beaver to witness the impending clash and discovery of the visitor.
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Green Forest
Lightfoot
Miss Daintyfoot
Sammy Jay
Great Mountain
Sammy
Laughing Brook
Blacky the Crow
Bobby Coon
Billy Possum
Jumiper
Hare
Brier Patch
Peter Rabbit
Drummer
Woodpecker
Tommy Tit
Yank Yank
Nuthatch
Paddy
Burgess Tale Drives Search for Strangers in Green Forest
The passage follows Pada as he tirelessly seeks a mysterious stranger in the Green Forest, driven by a singular resolve to expel him from the area. The excerpt notes T. W. Burgess and is distributed by WNU Service.
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Green Forest
T. W. Burgess
WNU Service
Mother's Cook Book Unday Desserts For A Restful Day
A vintage home cookbook lists make ahead desserts like Peanut Brittle Parfait and Banana Ice Cream. It describes ingredients and method for each dish including gelatin blanc mange and Porto Rican Baked Bananas with step by step prep and chilling instructions.
Simple coin through hat and glass magic trick
The article describes a basic illusion where a magician hides a penny between a hat and a glass rim. As the right hand tosses a coin, the left hand lifts the hat slightly to reveal the hidden coin in the tumbler, allowing hat and glass to be examined afterwards.
There Will Be Something More To Do Each Morning
A reflective verse by Douglas Malloch notes that no one is ever through with daily tasks. Each new day brings fresh deeds, a song to sing, prayers to utter, and friends to encourage. Small or large, every morning offers something more to do to make life easier and brighter.
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Douglas Matloch
WNU
Hat with stitched crown worn by Maureen O Sullivan
Brown felt hat with feather trim and stitched crown worn by Maureen O Sullivan. She pairs it with a sports sweater and tweed jacket in a casual starlet ensemble from a film feature.
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Maureen O'Sullivan
Nudist Thread Sparks Bathing Suit Debate
Quotation from Polly suggests modesty determines nudist status as opinion of the Bell Syndicate WNU Service notes a playful stance on swimsuit influence in social nudity discussions.
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Polly
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Text fragment about Eve and two women
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Eve's feelings toward two women and a perception of inferiority. The text is unclear and conflicts about social dynamics and motives, with no verifiable events, dates, or clear outcomes.
Banana Pulp Ripening Method Described
The article outlines a method using banana pulp pushed through a river with lemon juice. It instructs finish freezing and let stand wet packed to ripen for several hours, as reported by Western Newspaper Union.
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Western Newspaper Union
Four-Word Test Odd One Out Items
A list of ten four word groups asks which word does not belong in each set. Each item excludes the oddman out from the trio of related terms, with several proper names of people and places included.
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Mark Twain
Kate Douglas Wiggins
James Whistler
Kathleen Norris
Richmond
Olympia
San Francisco
Salem
Dick Bartell
Jack Medica
Marvin Owen
Johnny Babich
Gerald P. Nye
Wright Patman
United States Mints Report Prosperous Year
The Philadelphia and Denver mints posted a strong year with the Denver facility achieving its best year since 1928. They handled over 15 million dollars in gold and silver and produced more coins than in the previous two years. The Philadelphia mint manufactured over 20 million coins worth about 68 million dollars, including nearly 10 million coins for foreign nations. Pathfinder.
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Philadelphia
Denver
Federal
Dwever
Our Old Clothes Find a Market in Africa and Asia
An Los Angeles Tribune report notes Goodwill bags ship worn clothing to Europe where the Old Clothes King M. Thicin resells seven million dollars worth of discarded attire annually to Africa and Asia.
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Africa
Asia
United States
J. Frazier Vance
Europe
M. Thicin
Los Angeles Tribune
Play Equal to Work for Balanced Life
A vacation helps balance our powers and develop symmetry. Alternating work with play keeps people from becoming one sided, improves judgment, and preserves the sweetness of life. Those who connect with nature stay sounder and saner with more common sense than those who never rest.
Scotchman Buys One Spur and Hopes for Chain Reaction
A humorous anecdote tells of a Scotchman who buys a single spur believing that if one side of the horse moves the other will follow. The joke hinges on a single misapplied logic about cause and effect.
Man’s Friends Glad He Told Them About Black-Draught
Texarkana resident W. T. Bentley describes using Black-Draught for forty years to relieve dull tiredness and headaches. He notes quick relief with no after effects and that friends and neighbors were glad he recommended the laxative.
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Texarkana
Texas
W. T. Bentley
Return of Confidence with S S S Tonic Health Claim
A reader recounts feeling run-down and tired until starting S S S Tonic. After a course, skin color improves and energy returns as red blood cells regain strength, restoring vitality and a sense of being back to their old self.
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S.S.S. Tonic
S.S. Co
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