Farmer lures Billy Mink with meat to rid barn of rats
The farmer, thinking Billy Mink caused rats to flee into his barn, feeds the mink scraps outside the woodpile to lure him. Billy cautiously discovers the trapless setup, accepts the meals, and gradually suspects the farmer’s kindness, learning where the food comes from.
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Billy Mink
Billy
T. W. Burgess
WNU Service
Know Thyself by Dr George D Greer
Psychologists say indecision stems from self confidence lack often subconscious. People delay choices seeking external guidance to feel assured even when they privately favor a course. The advice suggests recognizing inner doubts and rely on own judgment rather than others.
Brisk Winter Tea Sandwich Ideas From Mothers Cook Book
A collection of simple, savory tea sandwich fillings for afternoon teas and social gatherings. Suggestions include date peanut brittle spreads, crushed chocolates with cream on wafers, coconut bonbon mix with marmalade, toasted sandwich creations, marshmallow melts with candied fruit, maple almond cream, and jelly spread on bened bread, all from Western Newspaper Union.
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Western Newspaper Union
Admonitions by Douglas Malloch
A poem reflecting on gradual change and the idea that upheaval rarely arrives suddenly. It notes hidden faults before disaster, the role of internal enemies, and the penalties of neglecting warning signs while urging awareness of unfolding tomorrow.
Roof Sheltered Five Presidents at Castle Hill, Virginia
The Castle Hill home in Albemarle county Virginia built in 1776 sheltered five Presidents of the United States. It is one of the few pre Revolutionary War homes still standing in Virginia renowned for its boxwood.
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Castle Hill
Albemarle County
Virginia
United States
Virginia Times-Dispatch
The Thumb of Little Affection Described
A guide from WNU Service outlines a hand type labeled the Thumb of Little Affection. It notes a long inclined thumb with a stiff nail joint a knotty prominent knuckle and a flat insides of the third joint signaling a coldly analytical person unlikely to express or feel warmth in love.
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WNU
Trailer life and roots uprooted on the move
An elderly New England woman in Watertown New York describes leaving home to join the growing trailer culture. She recounts decades of mobility from New Hampshire birth to Vermont education, Maine marriage, and a family of grown children as she faces an uncertain future on the road.
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United States
Watertown
N. Y
New England
New Hampshire
Vermont
Maine
World’s Biggest Shoe Showcases Freeway of Wandering Grandmothers
A Chicago national shoe fair display features a widow who left her old homestead for a mobile life. She travels with two grandchildren and a watchdog in a $900 trailer, budgeting about $100 monthly, cooking and driving herself. She plans ten more years touring the country to learn about the United States and its people.
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Chicago
Barney
White House
United States
Darienae
Promised Land
WNU
Thrift Luxury Square Pattern for Home Accessories
A sewing guide explains how to make decorative squares for bedspreads cushions and scarves using easy string patterns. The pattern 5738 includes instructions charts and material needs with a sample illustration. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept. in New York for the pattern.
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Sewing Circle
Household Arts Dept
Fourteenth St
New York
N. Y
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