Billy Mink Finds Breakfast Hidden Under Shed
Billy Mink overslept and found no breakfast in the woodpile. Following a fishy scent, he tracked the trail to a hole under the shed where he discovered and ate the fish, then crawled into a dark, sheltered spot.
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Billy
T. W. Burgess
Shrimp Dishes Highlighted In A Classic Cook Book Passage
The article extols shrimp dishes with crisp lettuce nests and a French dressing, notes serving them with Worcestershire sauce, horseradish, chili, and lemon. It offers methods including baked layered biscuits with shrimp and a shrimp oyster bake, plus guidance on buying and preparing shrimp for daily markets. Western Newspaper Union.
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Madame Begue
New Orleans
The Proper Share
Poem by Douglas Malloch reflects on human suffering and resilience. It explores the idea that life blends joy and sorrow and asks for each person to receive their proper share of burdens and blessings. WNU Service attribution.
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Douglas Malloch
WNU
Thumb shape and habit indicate a love nature prone to excess
The analysis suggests that an impulsive affectionate disposition can be controlled and depends on the thumb as a whole. A supple, overfull thumb with a pillowed palm joint and a nail joint tapering at the sides signals a love nature inclined toward extravagance, though other hand elements may modify this reading.
Pursuit of wealth and peace of mind
The text argues that plans for large wealth are unlikely to be fulfilled and that wealth hunger stems from subconscious insecurity from early life. It notes the first million may be reached, but urges analysis of motives to achieve true contentment and peace of mind rather than endless striving.
Joys and Tribulations of a Trailer in Fayetteville
A Fayetteville Arkansas visit to Charles Finger and family at Gayeta Lodge recounts Finger a famed author and former editor of the St. Louis Mirror. The piece narrates his rise from rail labor to writing travel lore and his relocation with his wife and five children to Arkansas where he built a homestead and welcomed old friends for a warm visit.
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Fayetteville
Ark
Ozarks
Gayeta Lodge
Charles J. Finger
American
South America
Africa
Gold Coast
Seven Seas
Finger
Marco Polo
England
St. Louis
Charles Finger
William Maroon Reedy
The
St. Louis Mirror
Reedy
Mirror
Weekly
the Mirror
Billy Reedy
Legion
Arkansas
University of Arkansas
Squire
Luana
Stephen
Gypsy
Gayeta
Lord Kitchener
Squire Finger
WNU
Initial Letter Crochet Motifs for Linens
Exciting method to crochet initial letters for linens in varied sizes using thread and hook adaptations. Insets fit towels, pillow cases, sheets. enhanced with flower stitchery. Pattern 5749 includes alphabet, motif transfers, and stitch illustrations. send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept. 259 W. Fourteenth St. New York NY.
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Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept
Fourteenth St
New York
N. Y
Keep Health One Would Rather Lose Wealth Than Health
A proverb-like note emphasizes the equal value of health and wealth. It asserts wisdom is needed to protect either, suggesting health should not be sacrificed for money. The statement frames health as a fundamental, irreplaceable asset.
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