The Nuts That Won't Pay Happy Jack and Chatterer Brawl
In the Green Forest Happy Jack Squirrel and Chatterer the Red quarrel over shaken nuts. Striped Chipmunk steals the nuts while the two cousins fight. When they stop to search, not a single brown nut remains. Sammy Jay and the Merry Little Breezes watch. 1933. WIN Service.
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Reed
Happy Jack Squirrel
Chatterer
Red Squirrel
Green Forest
Happy Jack
Merry Little Breezes
Sammy Jay
Sammy
Striped Chipmunk
Jack
Might and
T. W. Burgess
Sunday Evening Supper Serve Guests Comfortably
A guide to hosting a relaxed Sunday evening supper with careful table setup. It advises ample space for plates and cups, minimal equipment, and simple serving practices to avoid drips and uneven handling. It recommends a tea cart, organized shelves, and small tables for comfort.
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Western Newspaper Union
Afternoon Ensemble Creates Black and White Fashion Look
The latest Hollywood style features a black crepe dress with an above elbow sleeve and fitted bodice, paired with a white crepe collar and sash at the waist. A white silk embroidered turban hat and a polka dot veil accompany the ensemble, with an ermine capelet completing the look.
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Hollywood
Kitty McKay by Nina Wilcox Putnam
The girlfriend notes her partner drives so fast the scenery becomes a blur. This 1932 Bell Syndicate release via WNU Service presents Kitty McKay as a serialized or feature item.
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Kitty McKay
Nina Wilcox Putnam
Bell Syndicate
WNU
The Greatest Thing in Life Poem by Douglas Malloch
A reflection on life’s true value asking what is the greatest thing. It argues earthly wealth fame and victory fade, while love feeling joy and grief define life. The answer emerges that life itself is the greatest thing.
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Douglas Malloch
WNU
Boners and Banter from Classroom Laugh Lines
A collection of humorous exam tidbits and quirky phrases. Includes notes on abominable muscles, aprons, a vaulting macbeth, and odd definitions of mineral wool and religious zeal. Cites Madame Curie and her husband as key contributors to radio.
Village Question Echoes in Dada Poem 1932
A Bell Syndicate piece from 1932 titled DADA KNOWS explores a village as a concept. The dialogue hints at language, perception, and whimsy.
Champion Hen to Defend Her Honors
Announcement states the world's egg laying contest will be at Chicago's exposition this year. Hen 83 owned by George Englund of Inglewood California is in training to defend her two year title with a record of 380 eggs annually and numerous cups and blue ribbons. She will face hens from all states and six foreign nations.
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Chicago
America
George Englund
Inglewood
Calif
Bayer Gargle Promises Quick Sore Throat Relief
Modern medical guidance touts Bayer Aspirin gargle to relieve soreness rapidly, reduce inflammation, and limit infection. Advertisers warn buyers to choose genuine Bayer tablets that dissolve fully for safe gargling.
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America
Ancient American Race Keen on Conservation
The red paint people, a prehistoric northeastern U S culture named for abundant red ocher, are discussed as part of early conservation-themed notes.
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The
United States
Conservationist hunters in spring deer remains found
Skeletal evidence from shell-heap remains in river near Detroit shows 52 male deer crania positively identified and only one female. Frontals of males stayed intact while brain cases smashed elsewhere. indicates males were spring-killed during the fishing season.
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Detroit News
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Harvard
Museum of Comparative Zoology
Harvard University
Germany
Kiddies’ Evening Story
By Thornton W. Burgess
By Douglas Malloch
Macbeth
Madame Curie
DADA
Bell Syndica
Woorgar
Thnk Snitzenoff
Marlin Mineral Water Company
Marlin
Texas
F. W. Heitmann Co
Houston, Texas
Union Building & Loan Assn
Prairie Ave
Houston
Tifton
Galveston
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