Redeye Chick Trouble Sparks Orchard Debate
Peter Rabbit visits the Old Orchard as Jenny Wren laments Sally Sly’s egg in Redeye’s nest. The brood’s cowbird infant grows fast, drawing pity and criticism as Redeye parents feed the outsider over their own young. Jenny argues for firmness. Peter admires the parents' kindness yet notices the conflict.
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Jenny Wren
Redeye
Peter
Peter Rabbit
Jenny
Sally Sly
Mrs. Redeye
T. W. Burgess
WNN Service
Equanimity as Key to Unlocking Ability
The writer extols equanimity as a rare trait that sustains health and talent. He argues daily irritations derail many, especially women, wasting potential in home life and creative work. A calm, steady poise acts like gastric juice on talent, enabling even modest gifts to shine.
Unclear excerpt on personal calm and happiness
Fragmentary Bell Syndicate passage notes the challenge of preserving inner calm to enable true living and achievement. The brief excerpt reflects a philosophy of maintaining an unspoiled self amid irritation and external pressures.
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Bell Syndicate
WNU
Question Box by Ed Wynn The Perfect Fool
Question and answer column with humorous exchanges on marriage honesty and a hiking date. Responses poke bystander logic and playful wordplay about fences and twins, illustrating lighthearted advice style from a syndicated feature.
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ED Wynn
A Corner in My Heart Poem Fragment
A short verse laments a departed love. The speaker recalls a sunny corner and garden fragrances, then notes the sun fading and the moonless night. The heart’s door is described as dull and dusty, lacking the beloved. Copyright by WNU Service.
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WNU
Spanish Souffle and Graham Pudding Recipes
A Western Newspaper Union recipe excerpt describes making a Spanish Souffle with melted butter bread crumbs milk sugar then eggs folded with stiff whites and baked without sauce. It also covers Graham Pudding with butter molasses milk flour raisins and spices steamed in a buttered mold, plus a fruit sauce garnish with strawberry whipped cream.
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Western Newspaper Union
Meat in Diet Backed by Hinman Against Food Fads
The article reports Professor Hinman of New York state college of agriculture arguing meat remains essential. He cites nuts cannot fully replace meat and urges families to restore meat in diet with nutritious soups and stews, noting affordable cuts and home curing can save money for both farmers and city residents.
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Jt. B. Hinman
New York State College of Agriculture
American Medical Association
Bright
Hinman
Pennsylvania Switches to Artificial Hatching for Pheasants
The state reports redesigning its pheasant production by abandoning natural hen-hatching. From 27 263 eggs set 20 164 chicks hatched and 16 60 pheasants were raised. Eggs hatched in electric machines at 103 degrees then 24 hours at 100 degrees. Chicks move through incubator, house, sun porch, runways and field stages before release by week ten.
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Pennsylvania
Shever
Palatable puddings from Mothers Cook Book
During warm weather lighter treats with fruit and eggs shine. Lemon soufflé recipe guides beating yolks with sugar and lemon rind and juice, then folding in stiff whites and baking in a buttered dish.
Abundance of Vitamins in Spinach and Chard
Spinach and swiss chard are rich in vitamins and easy to grow in gardens. Seeds should be sown thinly and thinned to six inches apart for ample greens all season. Leaves can be harvested while roots stay to regrow. Chard stems can be cooked like asparagus and served with cream or butter.
Tumns Builds a New St Louis Factory
The palatial new plant by A M Lewis Medicine of St Louis will rise on St Street. The structure features blue black terra cotta, forty to fifty foot high upper windows with gold strips, etched lower windows and stainless decorations. Total cost ranges from 160000 to 150000 pounds and will house machinery and equipment for manufacturing Tums.
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St., Louis
Lewis Medicine
Trent
Ady
Actress in Divorce Court Questions Judge Role
A lawyer rehearsed with a beautiful actress about her courtroom appearance. She listened with mild interest and then asked who would play the part of the judge.
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Aml
Don’t Give Up Tonic Claim For Blood Strength
An advertisement urges readers not to give up and cites fatigue from colds or overwork. It promotes S S S tonic as a treatment to restore strength by improving red blood cells, claiming better appetite, color, and energy with regular use. It notes general effectiveness across generations and modern appraisal.
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S.S.S
S.s. Ca
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Bedtime Story
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Sally
Redeyes
Kahar
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
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Los Angeles Harbor
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Asia
Hief Winter Moon
Washington, D. C
Oregon
Jason Lee
United States
Charles L. McNary
Chief Winter Moon
Congress
Pope
Idaho
Mr. Wynn
May Denn
P. Destrian
Chic Ensemble
Bergdorf Goodman
New York Authority
Mothers Cook Book
Girligag
ONIK
Kitty
Nina Wilcox Putnam
Chum
WNU Service
Batik
Ridgeway
S.S.S. Tonies
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