Thornton W Burgess A Childrens Wu Story
Peter muses over Short-Tall the Shrew and Miner the Mole as he notes Short-Tall’s long funny nose and the tunnel hideaways. Short-Tall explains his entrance from a hole and defends his appearance while Peter questions the nose’s length.
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Peter
Short-Tall
Miner
Tore
Shadow
Weasel
Peter Mabbit
Tail
Short Tails
Eter
Miner the
Mole
Change of Command Ceremony and Tales of Long Noses
An ancient narrative fragment describes a solemn naval command change and includes a fablelike aside about noses and eyes. Characters Bowser, Short-Tail, and Peter interact with a beetle and bark as a houndlike chase unfolds. The passage closes with a stray line about Liberty and a dated syndicate attribution.
Oddball Vignettes Mix Fact and Folly Across Topics
A collage of quirky notes covers animals, ethics, history, religion, and cinema. It mentions a chamois used metaphorically, BONERS as humor in exams, natural selection, Paine, Christian branches, the Nile, Harikari hints at Western film roles, and hygiene as an air gas. The text transitions to calm, inner sanctuary themes amid world strain.
When School Is Over by Douglas Malloch
A reflective poem on post school life and ongoing learning. It contrasts the belief that schooling ends with exams and graduation with the idea that life itself becomes a continuing school requiring self guided effort and inner resolve. The piece highlights resilience and the role of quiet strength in leadership and support within families.
Knit Swagger Suit in Spring Green
A description of a spring knit ensemble features a natural string colored suit paired with vivid green knitted blouse and scarf. The green tones emphasize a bold, coordinated look suitable for seasonal wear.
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Bunter
How I Broke Into The Movies by Noah Beery
Noah Beery narrates his rise from Ozarks youth to Hollywood actor. He recalls early hunger, a lucky break with Cecil B DeMille on Joan of Arc, a trusted clothier loaning outfits, and his eventual rise with A Mormon Maid and a three and a half year Lasky contract. He credits perseverance and sincere performance for lasting success in cinema.
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Ozarks
Jessa James
Kansas City
New York
Oscar Hammerstein
London
Los Angeles
Noah, Jr
Hollywood
Cecil da Mille
Joan of Arc
de Mille
Mr. de Mille
Noah Beers
Fanny Ward
Betty
Orange Country
Frank Reicher
James
Pasadena
Belcher
Milton E. Hoffman
Hia
Hoffman
Mae Murray
Lasky
Sailor Gehare
Troneymoon Lane
Iildera
Purple Sage
Columbia
David
Core of Quietness in Living Says Giikey
James Gordon Giikey, author of Secrets of Effective Living, urges that a core of quietness should stay at the center of our being. He argues that achieving this inner steadiness yields the essence of good living.
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Ness
James Gordon Giikey
Glenna Collett Ware Improves Golf Precision
The article notes Glenna Collett Ware has strengthened her putting, using a smooth backstroke with eyes on the ball, head still, and a firm perpendicular stroke. She gauges distances to the hole, aims with a direct path point, and aims for a safe putt that lands within a foot of the cup if not sinking.
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Glenna Collett Ware
Jane
Mrs Ware
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New York Harbor
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Augusta
Los Angeles Harbor
South America
Thomas Paine
Harikari
WNU
By Douglas Malloch
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Douglas Malloch
WNT Service
Bolt
Hal C. Herman
By Noah Beery
Noah Beery
Dora
Kotl Dyndicata
T.nu Gorvica
Womans Eyes
Jean Newton
East
Metedecent
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Bell
WNT
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Eve
Mrs. Vare
Sally Sez
Jonge Peat
Hewlett's
Rts BE Red
Ada Winder
Utah
Arlington
William Howard Taft
United States
Arlington National Cemetery
Brazon Blades
Fua
Coombs Drug CO
Salt Lake City
Jud Tunkins
Chicago
North America
W. H. Bintz CO
Balt Lake City
Toltermountain
Inetermountain
P.O
LF Peuratory
W.N.U
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