Danny Meadow Mouse Outsmarts Buster Bear
In a forest scene Danny Meadow Mouse darts under the paw of a surprised Buster Bear and escapes by choosing a hiding path behind a tree. The tiny mouse is glad to be small and avoids a fatal encounter, while Buster is quick despite his size. The tale emphasizes fear and clever retreat.
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Lyer Io
Buster Lear
Danny Meadow Slouse
Buster Bear
Buster
Danny Meadow Mouse
Danny
Duster Bear
Duster
Meadow Mouse
Peter Rabbit
Danny Menahaw Mouse
Mothers Cook Book for Summer Helpers
Informal duties for children to assist the home during warm weather. Encourages girls to learn cooking and budgeting and boys to master simple foods and breakfasts on porch meals. The aim is to ease the housewife and create enjoyable family dining with bananas, salads, and easy picnic style serving. Copyright WWNT Service.
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Wwnt Service
Own Your Own Home Movement Q&A Baffle Readers
In a quirky column, letters asking about the Own Your Own Home Movement and building loan schemes prompt Wyan t to explain the concept. Answers tackle humorous misreadings about stone rugs brick jugs and Chinatown room signs with lighthearted, period voice.
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Mr. Wynon
Ann Apartment
Bond-servants in early colonial America described
The text notes thousands of white bond-servants from England bound for seven or ten years did much colonial work until the late 1600s and that they could be bought or sold like slaves during the bondage period.
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England
Germany
Luther
Catlin's Indian Gallery Portraits and Sketches
George Catlin the American artist died in Jersey City on December 23, 1872. His 500 portraits of American Indians form the Catlin gallery in the National Museum in Washington. About 400 sketches remain with the American Museum of Natural History in New York City.
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Catlin
George Catlin
Jersey City
MN. J
Iife
National Museum
Washington, D. C
American Museum of Natural History
New York City
Somebody Said a Loving Word Poem Fragment
Poem fragment describes a transformation from gloom to light as loving words heal. A speaker named Tope is referenced with harp-strings and tuned tunes. The verse portrays paths opening to sunlit scenes and widespread gladness. Copyright VNU service.
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Omebody
Tope
Papa Knows Must Know Science of Mining
An excerpt notes that successful mining requires geology metallurgy and experience, skills not gained quickly.
Four Nations Tangle Over War Threats and Gold Skepticism
A British column to Bris bane notes possible conflict with Japan over Russian relations and far eastern peace. It cites Stalin’s warning, fears of military proximity to Tokyo, and debates Britain Italy Suez access. It also lampoons German population inquiries and child prodigy Dolores Diamond in Schenectady, reflecting wartime anxieties and absurdities.
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Japan
Stalin
Russia
Far East
England
Mussolini
Abyssinia
Suez Canal
Britain
Italy
Delores Anne Diamond
Schenectady
Dolores
Mozart
Ispatla
Lloyd George Returns to Active Policies Despite Age
Lloyd George, at seventy two, resumes active policy work after criticizing the arid atmosphere of political controversy. He argues world conditions are deteriorating and that from a peace standpoint are worse than before 1914.
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Lloyd George
Parachute Stunt Sparks Russian Record Claim
Miss Koutanova, 21, of Russia, leapt from 25 426 feet without oxygen, landed in a cabbage field after tumbling four times before the chute opened. She asserts a new female record, while Nazi Youth leaders push Hitler Youth as the new faith for Germany’s youth.
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Koutanova
Ihussia
Through Dark Skies We Seek Light Beyond Fields
A reflective column notes many miss the stars while chasing routine suns and earthly gains. The piece contrasts idle routines with the simple wonder of astronomy, likening people to a creature rolling manure balls into a burrow.
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Xing Features Syndicate
Hepylinge
Charming dress pattern with floral yoke and pleated skirt
A sewing pattern advertisement describes a stylish frock with perky floral sleeves, shoulder yoke details, and an easy fit skirt panel. It notes fabric options Crepe or crinkled chiffon and lists size range with yardage, instructions, and order details from the Sewing Circle Pattern Department in New York.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Department
West Seventeenth Street
New York City
Gardenette Edition Full of Carrots and Onions
Detroit News notes a playful exchange between The Saltor and Believe me Gladys praising ground beauty while The Gardenette remarks on a scene rich with carrots turnips potatoes and onions in a light hearted vignette.
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Gladys
Detroit News
Quote Study Reveals Shifting Self Perceptions
A stray dialogue fragment cites a wife known for outspoken honesty and evolving self concept. The exchange hints at linguistic play and gendered identity, attributed to Border Citleg Star.
Two Goals in Sight for BI as Chauffeur
A clipped comic line notes BI works through college by driving for two inch widows. The gag asks when he will finish, with the punchline that graduation will come only after he earns his diploma or the widow.
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Mothers Cook Book
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Mary N. June
Mr. Wyant
Associated Newspapers
Wall Service
U. Wood Runtoo
Mr. Wynn
Chinatown
The
Bowers
Rabus
Sie
Wynn
Comlat
Denver
Colo
New York
By Anne Campsell
Lucien Lelong
Papa
Bull &Yndleata
WNY Servlea
Jack Kelly
Schuylbill River
Brisbane
Arthur Gristane
Nrussia
Tokyo
Alt
Werner Kahn
Witcee Youth
Hittler
WNU
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