Buster Bear Chases Fish in Luck and Hawk Drama
Buster Bear stalks the Laughing Brook for breakfast fish but finds none as the stream dries and fish move to the deeper Smiling Pool. He watches Plunger the Fish Hawk and King Eagle fight over a big fish, hoping luck will drop one to him.
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Buster Bear
Buster
Smiling Pool
Laughing Brook
Plunger
Fish Hawk
King Eagle
Robber
Jolly
Mr. Sun
T. W. Burgess
WNN Service
Babe in Big Trade You Can't Make Hash out of Quarrels
A light column jokes about marital strife and a big trade affecting domestic life. The writer uses a homespun tone to tease spats and the idea that disagreements can complicate marriage.
Four year old Clare Roeder Jr hailed as plant prodigy
Arvada Colorado youngster Clare Roeder Jr aged four already knows the botanical names of more than 500 uncommon plants. He experiments with grafting and focuses on hybrid roses and geraniums, earning a nickname as the Luther Burbank of the future.
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Little Clare Roeder, Jr
Arvada
Colo
Luther
Cooking for Invalids and Pleasant Board for the Ill
Practical guidance for feeding convalescents emphasizes tender velvety custards, eye appeal on trays, and easy to digest meals. It warns against rich pies and pastries, suggests junket tabs in flavors, and advises chilling and garnishing foods to make meal times pleasant for the ill.
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Western Newspaper Union
Gray and Red Team Up in Spring Ensemble
A new spring ensemble features a gray and garnet red printed silk dress with a gray fox fur collar and a long straight garnet Lyons velvet coat. The fur collar sits outside the collarless frock.
Lace Hosiery Trends Amid War Time Silks
Lace remains the leading fashion item as hosiery shades stay neutral during the war in the Orient where silk worms live. Silk meshes are popular for sports and country wear, while new cobwebby meshes appear for evening wear.
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Orient
A Little While Long Poem By Douglas Malloch
Poem reflects on aging time and daily steps as life’s value grows. The speaker urges living each minute with purpose, embracing sorrow with joy and finding beauty in every mile. It emphasizes patience and resilience while noting life’s brevity.
Paris dress for a girl in organdy and felt
From Paris comes a charming spring dress for a little girl crafted in white organdy with orange felt decorations and varicolored flower designs.
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Paris
Kitty McKay: A Face Lift Sparks Social Skepticism
A 1932 Bell Syndicate item notes Kitty McKay’s tale where cosmetic face lifting fails to guarantee social uplift. The brief mocks a man who distrusts media yet expects others to believe his own statements.
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Bell Syndicate
Marie Duplessis and Virginia Poe Echo 19th Century Tragedies
The article recounts Marie Duplessis and her link to Alexandre Dumas fils through La Dame aux Camelias, and Edgar Allan Poe and his wife Virginia Clemm Poe, noting their passions, fates, and enduring literary impact. It also profiles Col. Samuel Hill of Guilford Conn, highlighting his long political career and the expression like Sam Hill used nationwide for decisive candidacy.
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Camille
Alexander Dumas
Fils
Marie Duplessis
Paris
Duke de Guiche
Dumas
Constantinople
Lizst
Marie
Spain
Edgar Allan Poe
Virginia Clemm Poe
Annabell Lee
the Raven
Poe
West Point
Marie Poe Clemm
Baltimore
Virginia
Southern Literary Messenger
Fordham
New York
Sam Gill
Col
Samuel Hill
Guilford
Conn
New Haven
Proprietors of Common
General Assembly
Sam Hill
Western Newspaper Union
Degeneration Of Skulls And Defis In Politics
The Detroit News notes ancient men had thicker skulls and stronger defis than modern politicians. It says old defis were granite and weighed about 15 pounds, contrasting with today’s supposedly degenerated political jabs.
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Detroit News
How One Woman Lost 10 Lbs in a Week
Dayton resident Mrs Betty Luedeke credits Kruschen Salts with a 10 pound loss in seven days. The ad claims safe harmless weight reduction by taking half a teaspoon in hot water each morning before breakfast. One bottle lasts four weeks and money back if unsatisfied. Drugstores carry Kruschen Salts and warn against imitations.
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Betty Luedeke
Dayton
America
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Tefen
WNU
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Saves
Douglas Malloch
Kitty McKay
By Nina Wilcox
Rutnor
Washington
George Washington
Henry Woodhouse
Washingtoniana
H. H. Williams
Betty Washington Lewis
Frank Taylor
Betty Lewis
Margaret Turner
Catherine Knox-Gore
Taylor
Little Hunting Creek
Mr. Woodhouse
Annabell
Target Tobacco
Target
V.s
A & Williamson Tobacco Corp
Louisville, Kentucky
Ae Ee
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Texas
F. W. Heitmann Co
Houston
Galveston
Prairie - Houston
Prairie
Igers
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