Grouse History and Fishing Relaxation From Old Times
The article traces the grouse’s long presence in North America from Pleistocene fossils to modern East Tennessee and Cumberland mountains. It notes historical trade, market bans, and diet, then shifts to fishing as mental relief amid modern stress, contrasting it with golf and hunting. It ends with a call to return waterfowl harvest cards for better management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Pacific
Henry VIII
France
Tennessee
Cumberland Mountains
Audubon
Natches
Miss
Philadelphia
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Wildlife Management Institute
Keeping Records of Fishing Trips
Keeping records of fishing trips provides valuable information for the future. Small notebooks fit in a tackle box and encourage noting weather and wind direction. Recording data at the time helps preserve details that might be forgotten after returning home.
Beach Day Dreams Intertwined With Family Secrets
Dorinda plans a seaside afternoon with Cleve Adams and Anne, while Carrie rushes off after learning her son’s accident. Tension underlies a family funeral and a concealed identity as Dorinda suspects foul play at Grandmother Thorndyke’s death, a plot twist revealed by Stella Moore's ruse.
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Dorinda Lacroix
Edward Thorndyke
Dorrinda
Stella Moore
Edward
Dorinda
Cleve Adams
Carrie
Cleve
Anne
Randy
Trentville
Westport
Boulder Tragedy On Cliff Top Ends Anne's Life
Dorinda witnesses a cliff bank collapse burying Anne after a shared beach outing. Cleve confirms the death as Dorinda telephones for a doctor while the sheriff takes charge. Dr. Evans consoles Dorinda and coordinates the investigation as the scene remains deserted and tense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne
Cleve
Dorinda
Dr. Evans
Veterans Laud Old Time Sports Versus Modern Stars
Veteran observers argue modern players lack the all around balance of greats like Cobb Ruth Hornsby Musial Williams DiMaggio and Berra while noting changes in baseball football since 1900 1920 and the rise of the home run and forward pass. They credit improved training and coaching but say no current era matches the era of Cobb Ruth and Wagner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IME
Grantland Rice
Musial
DiMaggio
Williams
Laurel
Olive
Cobb
Ruth
Hornsby
Honus Wagner
Bernard Gimbel
Rizzuto
Slaughter
Reese
Robinson
Terry Moore
Johnny Mize
Marty Marion
Yogi Berra
Bill Dickey
Berra
Arkansas
Bill
Sewing Circle Patterns Delights Juniors with Sleeveless Dress
A charming junior sleeveless dress pattern No. 3204 offers sizes 11 through 18 and includes a simple one button jacket option. The dress uses 44 yards of 39 inch fabric with jacket requiring 1 1/2 yards.
Quick Change Artist on Bus Delivers Fiver and Nickels
A man boarded a bus and found only a five dollar bill in his wallet. The driver cheerfully accepted the note and offered ninety-nine nickels in change, remarking that they are always pleased to accommodate the public.
Texas Cook First Prize Winner at 1950 State Fair
Mrs. Ben D. Atwell of Hutchins wins top prize at the 1950 Texas State Fair for her cooking. She credits Fleischmanns New Improved Active Dry Yeast for faster rising and easier use in yeast raised treats. The ad touts yeast as essential for home bakers and urges buying multiple packages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Ben D. Atwell
Hutchins
Fleischmann
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Jim
Hody
Sar
America
Cass
Allison
Grandmother
Greer
Doctor Evans
Sheriff
Fay
Lana
Harriet
Ty Cobb
Rogers Hornsby
Cubs
Los Angeles
Catalina
Wrigley
Chicago Cubs
Frank Frisch
Branch Rickey
Pirates
Lane
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
West Adams St
Chicago
Ill
Yayaee
van Camp
Lincoln
Midwest
R. C. Watland & Sons
Sioux City
Iowa
Lee
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