Woodland Cousins Outsmart Buster Bear in Hide and Seek
Danny Meadow Mouse hides from Buster Dear with help from Whitefoot the Woodmouse. Luster Bear digs where the tree roots are, but the clever tunnel behind a hollow stump keeps Danny safe. Whitefoot guides Danny to a secure den as they outsmart the pursuer.
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Danny Meadow
Danny
Whitefoot
Woodyrouse
Luster
Buster Dear
Fuster
Danny Meadow Mouse
Hale
Luster Bear
Whitefooot
Duster
Buster Jane
Danny Meadowmouse
Buster
Tuster
Woodmouse
Tie
Chrysanthemum as Japan’s National Flower Kiku
Some historians state the chrysanthemum became Japan’s national flower in the fourteenth century, where it is known as Kiku. Others claim it originated as a common daisy before adoption.
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Japan
Picnic lunch ideas from Mothiers Cook Book
The article offers practical picnic guidance with menus and packing tips. It suggests relishes such as green onions cucumbers radishes and pickles and explains sandwich ideas with lettuce cucumber onion and beets. It warns about digestion issues from alkaline foods and notes outdoor hazards like insects and poison ivy.
Burgess-WNU Serle Quote Recounted
A fragment records WT. W. Burgess quoting Bear in a distant setting, noting what happened and actions taken away from home.
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Bear
W. Burgess
WNU
Serle
A Little New Soul Incite of Hopeful Birth
A little new soul comes down on a sunlit cloud from far away. She steals the blue from morning skies and a star for her eyes. She lifts weary hearts with hopeful gift and brings God's love to hold. A little new baby arrives with dreams to show the pathway to paradise.
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Paradise
Pleasures from Work and Water Streams in Nature
A Western Newspaper Union note emphasizes avoiding excess and savoring simple pleasures. It compares cool streams and springs to a home refrigerator, suggesting clear water preserves freshness for green plants and everyday enjoyment.
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Western Newspaper Union
The Apple Age Of Discovery Ends In Orchards
A reflection on how early US orchards birthed wild and named apples from the late eighteenth to early nineteenth centuries. The piece notes famous varieties and the shift to standardized crops, ending the era of adventurous grafting and unknown wonders.
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Jonathan
Winesap
Wealthy
Gravenstein
NcIntosh
Baldwin
Ben Davis
Orient
McIntosh
Tompkins
Esopus Spitzenberg
New York
Herald Tribune
Crochet Designs in Wide Demand and Book No 26
Crochet edgings and insertions are popular for household items and apparel. Book No 26 offers 72 full size illustrations with instructions for edgings insertions and some motifs, plus pricing and mailing details from Home Craft Company, St Louis.
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Home Craft Company
Department B&b
Nineteenth and
St Louis Avenue
St. Louis
Ask Mr Wyant about gifts and marriage advice
A reader asks about giving a whisky flask as a gift to a college boy and the risk it may be taken in a fraternity. Another asks how to handle an engagement and a wooden leg revelation. Also notes a misbuttoned suit and a stingiest man story with humorous answers.
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Mr. Wyant
Mr. Wynn
Jane
Dora Knot
Lew Tenant
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Uncle Sam
Washington
Fort Knox
Louisville
Philadelphia
By Thornton W. Burgess
Buster Bear
McClure Newspaper Syndicate, Wral Service
Cora
Mothiers Cook Book
Gutbook Meals
By Anne Campbell
EC Zena
Pada Krows
Big Shot
Belt Syndicate
WNU Servles
Suestion
ED Wynn
Sincerely, Lily Bufts
Sable
Bir
Wynn
Fig
Mir
Noewapapers
WNO Service
Good Samaritan
Mach Day
Don
General Foods
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