Two Crow and Jay Panic Over Stranger in Green Forest
In a bedtime tale by T. W. Burgess, Blacky the Crow and Sammy Jay shout and interrupt as they chase a loud stranger seen in the Green Forest. Neighbors doubt the pair while Peter Rabbit recalls strange tracks near the Old Orchard. WIN Service.
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Blacky the
Crow
Sammy Jay
Sammy
Blacky
Green Forest
Green Meadows
Farmer Brown
Jimmy Skunk
Unc
Billy Possum
Br’er Jay
Br’er
Bobby Coon
Peter Rabbit
Peter
Blacky the Crow
Sam
Jay
Danny Meadow Mouse
T. W. Burgess
First Aid adage on quick drying paints and varnish
The article discusses changes in enamel and varnish with faster drying times and greater durability. It outlines steps for refinishing furniture including cleaning, dulling gloss, proper mixing, and careful brushing to avoid runs. It advises protecting the workspace and proper brush maintenance between sessions.
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Ogy Fuuman
Nation Needs Again a People Standing Firm on Two Feet
The verse by Douglas Malloch laments reliance on classes, politics, or government as others lean on promises and power. It contrasts failed one footed stances with the idea that only two-footed, self-reliant individuals endure and prevail.
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Douglas Malloch
WNU
The Finger of Unstable Mentality
The article describes the fourth finger as the finger of unstable mentality with traits such as shortness straightness fullness and a pronounced taper. It notes a peglike appearance a rounded nail and flexible joints and places the finger midway between the third finger when hands are pressed together.
War on Marijuana Traffic Urged by U S Narcotics Chief
Washington urged law enforcement, civic groups, and educators to unite against marijuana trafficking among high school students. H J Anslinger warned of widespread cultivation, sales to youths, and related crimes, urging searches for marijuana behind crimes and sex assaults.
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Washington
H. J. Anslinger
United States Commissioner of Narcotics
American
Anslinger
United States
Federal Narcotic Bureau
Texas
New York
New Jersey
Mississippi
Michigan
Maryland
Louisiana
Illinois
Triplet Brothers Play on Same Grammar School Team
In Concord Massachusetts Primo Secunda and Terzo Sablone three twelve year old brothers play for Peter Bulkeley grammar school baseball team. The triplets are altar boys at St Bernard's church and were involved in a triple play described as Sablone to Sablone to Sablone.
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Concord
Mass
Peter Bulkeley
Primo
Secunda
Terzo Sablone
St. Bernard’s Church
Few cars could carry all Americans at once in 1936
US Bureau of Public Roads reports 28,221,291 registrations in 1936, including 24,197,685 passenger vehicles and 4,023,606 trucks. Registrations rose 7.6 percent nationally with New York leading in count and receipts, while California held near parity in vehicles but earned far less revenue.
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Washington, D. C
United States
United States Bureau of Public Roads
Regisnations
Bureau
New York
Los Angeles
New York State
California
Peculiar hereditary gait linked to family disease
Dr Edward Parnall of Rochester New York reports a hereditary ailment in The Journal of the American Medical Association. Five of seven siblings have a high stepping, foot slapping gait with a swayback walk. The disorder appears paternally inherited with no maternal signs or four generation meningitis history. The oldest daughter is unaffected while three boys and a younger girl are clearly affected.
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Chicago
Edward Parnall
Rochester
N. Y
Journal of
The
American Medical Association
Parnall
Rochester General Hospital
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Brussels
Kermesse
Paris
France
By Thornton W. Burgess
Patricia
Benefield
Atlanta
Aewa
Warren Goodrich
Bell Syndicate
By Douglas Malloch
Townsend
Fez
Gover
Leicester K. Davis
Stroock
U. S
America
Florida
Mario Chamlee
Chamlee
Federal Bureau
Houston, Texas
American Business Institute
M&m Bldg
Houston
Westmoreland Manufacturing CO
Dallas Ave
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