David the Great Hearted Young Hero Generous Attitude
A lesson outline on David from birth in Bethlehem to anointing, life at Saul's court, Goliath victory, Jonathan friendship, years as an outlaw, and royal covenant. It covers his reign, sins, and failures including Bathsheba, Uriah, Absalom, and census actions with emphasis on David as a generous, great-hearted figure.
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Samuel
David
Topig
Christ
Bethlehem
Matt
Jesse
Saul
Goliath
Israel
Jonathan
Jesus Christ
Wil
Bath-sheba
Uriah
Ammon
Absalom
Sheba
Bedtime Story by Thornton W. Burgess
A bedtime tale from Thornt on W Burgess describes Buster Bear chasing Danny Meadow Mouse in a moonlit forest. Danny cleverly uses a tree trunk to keep distance, leaving the bear puzzled and unable to flush him out, while Danny feels increasingly helpless yet determined.
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Buster Bear
Danny Meadow Mouse
Danny
Buster Bears
Buster
Meadow Mouse
T. W. Burgess
WNU Service
Question Box by Ed Wynn The Perfect Fool
Dear Mr. Wynn I received a plumber circular claiming a stove saves half the coal Is it wise to buy this stove The column answers with humor and light admonitions The exchange features letters from I M Kurious Vetternarian J Sick le and I O N Myhows plus a note about not paying water bills.
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ED Wynn
Mr. Wynn
J.sickle
Through A Womans Eyes Shows Washington and Wardrobe
A humorous column argues George Washington was brave, noting he chose his wife Martha’s dresses and that she liked them. The piece envisions Washington as a pioneering husband who shops for clothes and has good taste, prompting mock praise from historians.
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George Washington
Martha
Because You Came to Our Street Poem
Poem reflects on a street blessed by a visit bringing summer joys. It contrasts a bright, joyous season with autumn and winter gloom. The speaker notes stored memories as comfort against cold days and bitter winds, recalling a cherished visitor.
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WNU, Service
Traditional Picnic Menu From Mother's Cookbook
A historical snack guide suggests Chicken Bouleaus as a tasty sandwich substitute for picnics. It describes making a light biscuit dough, filling with seasoned minced chicken moistened with cream, rolling, baking, and serving on a sheet. Minced ham is offered as an alternative. Also included are Raisin Drop Cakes made with butter, brown sugar, molasses, milk, eggs, raisins, soda, baking powder, spices, and flour, baked in sheets or muffin pans.
Pattern 2319 offers cool cape sleeve dress for hot days
Pattern 2319 promotes a loose cape sleeve style with a flat waist and darts to avoid a top fitted look. It comes in sizes 16 to 46 with 3 1/2 yards of 39 inch fabric for size 36 and step by step sewing instructions. Send 15 cents to Sewing Circle Pattern Dept New York to order.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Department
Seventeenth Street
New York
Matrimony and Geometry Lightly Referenced in Bell Cartoon
In a Bell Syndicate panel from WNU Service, a playful exchange compares matrimony to geometry as a father asks to define marriage. The cartoon wittily links everyday life with abstract notions in a concise humor vignette.
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Geometry
Bell. Syndicate
WNU
Changing the Subject
Uncle Eben quips that crowds cheer when they are tired of listening and want to start their own chorus. The remark hints at rural humor and community mood in a social setting.
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Eben
Townsman and Farmer Debate Township Real Estate
A townsperson boasts his great-grandfather could have bought the township for a song. Farmer Countessel responds by noting many tales exist and mocks the idea of others owning land, suggesting musicians might control property if all stories were true.
Government ownership debate echoing through doors
In a terse exchange Dustin Stax supports government ownership if he can set purchase prices and influence financing. The remark frames the debate over public control and market terms, hinting at private sector influence in state deals.
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Dustin Stax
Fragmentary exchange hints at hunting disagreement
A partial dialogue captures tension between a father and daughter over clothing and hunting. The line suggests a dispute about appropriateness and safety, with the daughter defending modesty while hearing paternal skepticism.
Get Going Bertram What If I Kissed You
Betty replies with a flirtatious line about grinning and bearing it as the conversation hints at a playful moment between two characters. The scene centers on banter and romantic tension rather than action. Bertram’s reaction remains implied.
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Betty
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P. B. Fitzwater
DD. D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Eliab
Ll. David
Royal Court
Judah
Hebron
Elders of
Thornton W. Burgess
Reno Rizzi
Girligags
V. V
Copyright Buts Public Ledger, Inc
NU Service
San Diego Exposition
R. Je.Neutra
Los Angeles
Susan
DA Daddy le’ OO
Grandmas
Aunt Lizzie
Aunt Sue's
Grand Pas
I. M. Kurious
Associated Newspapers, Wnu Service
By Jean Newton
Bell Syndicate
By Anne Campbell
Canada
United States
America
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
INU Service
Duke Beach Guard
Duke
Kenneth Grossmiller
Dalles
Ore
Matanuska Valley
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