Night Escape of Peter Rabbit From Danger
Peter Rabbit warns geese at Paddy the Beaver pond saving some from Old Man Coyote and the Foxes. He flees toward a bramble tangle hearing light footsteps that reveal the threat and change his plans to return to the pond.
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Peter Rabbit
Paddy
Beaver
Peter
Hanker the Goose
Old Man Coyote
Paddy the Beaver
Red White and Blue Fall Ensemble Highlights Epaulet Cape
This fall outfit blends red white and blue with a futuristic blouse design and a jacket featuring an epaulet cape that buttons down the entire front. The ensemble creates a bold coordinated look.
Checked gingham lunch sets gain smart color blocks
New uses for checked ginghams include lunch sets bound with a solid color and blanket stitched around the edges in black. Variations in red and white and white navy and white present a smart look for table and d res.
Mottier's Cook Book And Edgar Guest Passage
A poetic excerpt praises careful guardianship of children with close watches at night and repairing little garments, attributed to Edgar Guest.
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Edgar Guest
Canning Recipes for Cucumber Mustard Pickles and Saucy Fixings
Thrifty housewives collect cherished methods for preserving. The guide lists cucumber mustard pickles mixed with vinegar mustard and salt, plus a tomato onion pepper relish and spiced tomato mix with cloves cinnamon mustard and sugar simmered in vinegar.
Pickled and Spiced Fruits for Winter Use
Instructions describe making cherry olives by cooking sour cherries with salt then bottling. Night soaking in vinegar followed by equal sugar and cherry ratios yields ready for winter use. A cloth cover suffices. Also notes pickled cherries and spiced grapes with pulp removal for six pounds.
Dark Corners by Douglas Malloch
Poem about hidden sorrows and inner corners in homes and hearts. It urges lighting a lamp, raising a curtain, and building a blaze on dead ashes to dream anew. The verses contrast darkness with creating light and fresh hope.
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Douglas Malloch
WNU Service
Germany's 1938 decathlon star Kurt Weiss eyes LA Olympics
A German athlete Kurt Weiss emerges as a top decathlon hopeful for the 1938 Los Angeles Games. The article notes his discus prowess and suggests his presence could challenge American track and field stars at the upcoming Olympic event.
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Germany
America
Los Angeles
Calif
Kurt Weiss
Tom Corwin the Wagoner Boy as Stage Tavern Humor
The tale recalls Ohio statesman Tom Corwin, famed for his dark complexion, as he rode with Henry Clay to Washington. At a tavern owned by Samuel Cessna near Snib Hollow, Corwin was served as a presumed servant while others dined grandly. After the joke, Clay introduced him properly, and Corwin was thereafter treated with the best at the inn.
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Tom Corwin
Ohio
Washington
Tom
Congress
Henry Clay
Washington, D. C
Samuel Cessna
Townhill
Cessna
Corwin
Clay
Thomas Corwin
Western Newspaper Union
Peter and the Bramble-Tangle Escape
Old Man Coyote trails Peter as the fox runs toward a bramble-tangle. Peter dashes with all his might and makes the last three jumps into safety, leaving Old Man Coyote with a tuft of white hair and a tail scar as proof.
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Coyote
Reddy
Peter
Peter Pearer
Old Man Coyote
J. G. Lloyd
WNU Service
Making Venison Jam From Grapes And Spices
A recipe instructs to simmer grapes until soft, separate seeds, and return pulp with skins. Add three pounds sugar one pint vinegar two tablespoons cinnamon one tablespoon cloves and cook two hours before sealing for winter use. Suggested pairing includes venison or other game.
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Western Newspaper Union
Prehistoric Cave Bear Dominated Ancient British Isles
The great cave bear stood twice the size of the North American grizzly and ruled prehistoric habitats. Remains show its abundance in British caves, with northern limits in Yorkshire and evidence of finds in Ireland and England.
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North America
British Isles
Yorkshire
Ireland
England
London
Lifesaving Trials Train Miners In Silesia District
In Upper Silesia on the German Polish frontier a former mine is used for experiments teaching new lifeguards to rescue men from burial. Young miners learn to operate oxygen pulmotors gas masks and safe extraction methods from underground tombs caused by cave ins or floods.
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Upper Silesia
When Food Sours Indigestion and Milk of Magnesia Advice
After meals many suffer sour stomachs or indigestion due to over-stimulated nerves and excess stomach acid. The suggested remedy is Phillips Milk of Magnesia, a tasteless dose in water that neutralizes acid. It is described as pleasant, efficient, harmless, and fast acting, with a 50 cent bottle, available at drugstores.
Advice He No Woman Ever Takes Another Woman's Advice
A Kilburn Times quip contrasts fashion and warfare advice with a witty line about women not seeking rivals guidance on frocks or war strategies.
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Kilburn
Discover of Carboil Promises Quick Relief for Boils
The ad touts Carboil as a soap removal for boils with immediate pain relief. It claims the product heals severe boils overnight and has been sold nationwide for over 25 years. A 50 cent box is offered with thousands of testimonials from Spurlock Neal Co Nashville. Business champion remark cites P. T. Barnum.
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United States
Spurlock-Neal Co
Nashville
Tenn
A Case in Point Pop What's a base deceived
A light exchange defines a base runner as a ballplayer put out between second and third.
How One Man Lost 22 Pounds
Detroit man Herman Rankis shares relief from rheumatism after using Kruschen Salts. He reports losing 22 pounds on a diet begun with the product and recommends daily half teaspoonfuls in hot water before breakfast. An 85 cent bottle lasts four weeks with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Herman Rankis
Detroit
America
Two-Wife Bigamist Term Sparks Letter Debate
In a Florida Times Union item a writer defines a man with two wives as a bigamist and jokes that a woman with one husband is a monologist highlighting gendered wordplay and social attitudes in marriage terms.
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Florida Times Union
Good Type in Women
A cryptic remark notes Tom has married a woman described as feminine. The exchange calls the statement a brake on discussion.
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Tom
St Joseph's Pure Aspirin sold in moisture proof wrap
The Dispensatory notes aspirin decomposes in moisture and recommends moisture proof packaging. St Joseph's Genuine Pure Aspirin is advertised in airtight cel lophane wrapped packages to preserve purity and strength. It claims twelve tablets for 10c and to be the largest selling pure aspirin in the world for 10c.
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United States of America
St.Joseph’s
That's the Reason for the Dawn of a New Era
A playful quote sets a tone about reasons for upheaval and prolonged dawns of change. The text juxtaposes a burning street scene with a house ablaze and a magazine caption, reflecting on perception and timing of historic shifts.
Glen's Liver Capsules praised by Mr. Jesse Byrd
Mr. Jesse Byrd of Cross Cut Texas declares Glen's Liver Capsules superior for dizziness headache neuralgia and stomach trouble. He says the medicine is sold by druggists or by writing Glen Johnson Drug Co Mineral Wells Texas.
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Jesse Byrd
Cross Cut
Teras
Glen
Glen Johnson Drug Co
Mineral Wells
Texas
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