Transcontinental Caravan Seeks Peace and Disarmament Pact
The Women's International League caravan from Los Angeles to Washington promotes peace and U S leadership in a Geneva disarmament conference. Aliss Mabel Vernon leads packed motor caravans gathering signatures for a petition to President Weaver. The journey spans mountains deserts and plains and lasts over three months.
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Aliss Mabel Vernon
Women's International League For Feare and Freedom
Igents
Los Angeles
Washington
Tle
L Weaver
United States
Geneva
Peter Learns of Glutton the Wolverine in Green Forest
Peter sits by Paddy the Beaver in the Green Forest and hears Yonker the Goose recounts Glutton the Wolverine’s selfish misdeeds. Buster Bear and Theo Thenker the Goose describe his spoiling of surplus food and his fearsome strength, shaping a tale of caution about greed.
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Peter
Paddy
Beaver
Yonker the Goose
Glutton
Wolverine
Buster Bear
Prickly
Porky
Jonker
Goose
Buster
Theo Thenker
Glutton Viewed Differently In Great Woods Tale
In a fable style exchange, Peter argues that Glutton may be harsh yet helps trapper’s rivals by disrupting traps. Buster Bear questions the view as Peter suggests even villains can aid others, reframing Glutton as a complex figure in the Great Woods tale.
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Peter
Wonker
Buster Bear
Great Woods
Buster
Teter
Meddy Fox
Tiuntery
Glutton
Buster Tear
Poem Fragment from Mottieg’s Cook Book
A fragment from Mottieg’s Cook Book features questions about Robins, freedom, and distant landscapes. The verse ponders why the bird aspires to remote mounts and glories beyond the green desert.
Snow Pudding Recipe with Gelatin and Lemon
A historical dessert note describes making Snow Pudding using plain gelatin soaked in water then dissolved in boiling water. Sugar and lemon juice are added, then beaten egg whites folded in as the gelatin begins to stiffen, producing a light, cold dessert.
Bamboo Rakes From Japan Provide Cheap Garden Aid
Old gardeners praise bamboo rakes from Japan for light handling and low cost. While metal rakes match the pattern and last longer, the Japanese version delivers surprising performance and ease for clearing leaves and grass clippings.
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WNU Servica
Longest American Tunnel Opens in Cascade Line
The Cascade railroad tunnel, the longest on the American continent, spans 7.79 miles through solid granite and is concrete lined. It runs straight with the eastern portal 634 feet higher than the western, creating a steady air flow. Construction began December 23 1925 and finished for track laying December 25 1928.
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Cascade Railroad
Guam described as strategic Pacific outpost and cultural profile
The article outlines Guam as a small but strategically valuable American possession with military relevance, trade routes, and refueling roles. It details geography, population, climate, flora and fauna, native Gad Guamese people, education, economy, and governance under a naval governor.
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United States Department of Agriculturalj
WAU Service
W ‘Liu
Lonely Island
Guam
Department of Interior
California
Hawaiian Islands
Philippines
Pacific
Midway
Nantucket
Magellan
Agana
Apraharbor
United States
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Vernon
By Thornton W. Burgess
Sue
Bill
McClure New Menager Syndicate
WN Service
Reno Ritzi
Bell Syndicata
WNU
Giruigagg
Mottieg
Skeith Gledhill
Stanford University
Frank A. Cabeen
Merion Cricket Club
Phiadelphia
Old Tronsides
Lere
U. S. & Constitution
Old Ironsides
Atlantic Coast
Little Guam
Ife
Manila
Schimper
College of
San Juan de Letran
Maria Anna of Austria
Philip II
A'’s Corp
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