Jumper the Hare Seeks Tracks in the Green Forest
Jumper the Hare plans a night trek to find strange tracks Peter Rabbit spoke of but finds none. He faces rain snow and fear while Peter teases him. After a snowy night he returns empty handed and Peter asks again about the tracks.
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Jumper the Hare
Green Forest
Peter Rabbit
Peter
Juniper
Jerry Muskrat
Billy Mink
Little Joe Otter
Jumper the
Hare
Jumper
Jumiper
Great Woods
T. W. Burgess
Short Swagger Coat On Home Care And Cedar Closets
A young married couple should learn every detail of their new house and inspect it monthly to catch deterioration early. Cedar closets help mostly by being tight. moths enter through openings. Dry cleaning stored items removes eggs and worms and leaves a repellent odor for moths.
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Roger B. Whitman
WNU Service
A Day Off for Home Tasks and Domestic Chores
A poem describing a day off spent at home with practical chores. The speaker suggests mending, washing, fixing the wringer, watering, and hanging clothes, plus preparing dinner and keeping busy around the house. It ends with a playful note about a matinee when the bee is off.
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Douglas Malloch
WNU
The Reflective Finger of Saturn
A palmistry note explains the Reflective Finger of Saturn as a second finger with a balanced shape and broad nail tip. It describes its straight alignment, even spacing from adjacent fingers, and the possessor as foresighted and open to others ideas. WNU Service.
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Saturn
Supreme Court Umpires Unanimity And Limited Power
A historical look at how the Supreme Court often issues unanimous rulings while avoiding over ruling Congress. It notes that in practice the court only interprets and declares conformity with the Constitution, not policy. The piece cites cases and the role of the court in protecting rights and juries. It also mentions storks in Poland as a separate cultural note observed in the Boston Globe.
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Robert Merrill
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
Congress
United States
Western Newspaper Union
Poland
Boston Globe
Europe
Prophet Heard and Sorokin Enter Headlines This Week
British author Gerald Heard predictions link to trailer craze and telepathy research at Duke University with Huxley. Harvard sociologist Pitirim Sorokin warns on wars and fate of civilization. News notes in this Consolidated Features piece.
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U. S
York
Aldous Huxley
England
Gerald Heard
Mr. Heard
William James
Duke University
Duke
Heard
Pitirim A. Sorokin
Harvard
N. N. Golovin
Sorokin
Russia
Lenin
Consolidated News Features
Paradox of Heat and Cooling in Thermodynamics
The text explains that cooling arises from heating in a thermodynamic cycle, noting the paradox and its link to Lord Kelvin's framing of thermo dynamics. It emphasizes the concept that heat can drive cooling in certain processes.
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Lord Kelvin
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Longport
N. J
Giruch
Flo
Bell Syndicate
Roger Eden
Linton
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Public Ledger, Inc
Gosh
WIL Service
Smoky Dawson
Densby
Barry
Chester
Wallasey
The
Lemuel F. Parton
Cambridge
Huxley
Leonard Elmhirst
Park Avenue
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