Short-Tall the Shrew and Peter Rabbit’s Scent Debate
Peter Rabbit and Short-Tall the Shrew discuss smell and vision. Short-Tall touts a musky scent he carries and defends small eyes as essential, while Peter challenges his preference and jokes about perception and taste.
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Henevier Short-Tall the Shrew
Bear
Peter Rabbit
Trom
Jerry Muskrat
Eter
Short-Tall
Peter
Short-Lail
Reddy Fox
Red-Tall
Eeter
Short-Tail
Fon
T. W. Burgess
WNL
Simple Hearty Sandwich Recipes From A Few Slices Of Meat
A brief guide lists several pork and corned beef sandwich ideas using common leftovers. It suggests mixing chopped pork with peppers and salad dressing, using boiled dinner pork with pickles and celery, and pairing chopped tongue with cucumber relish on buttered bread. It also notes mayonnaise, lettuce, and horseradish as flavor options.
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Norway
Western Newspaper Union
The Same Old Flag
Poem recalls the enduring blue red and white flag as new banners appear yet the familiar symbol remains unchanged. It contrasts aging faded flags with the persistent banner representing courage duty and heritage. credit by Douglas Afalloch 1973.
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Feirest
Douglas Afalloch
Twnu Sorvica
PONERS and BONERS from 1934 frames and phrases
A fragmented 1934 Bell Syndicate text catalogues playful terms and misstatements such as PONERS and BONERS found in exams, notes that Alaska holds metal value for the US, and odd etymologies like ftenaissance. It mocks language and cultural ideas of the era.
Shot selection and game tips from early golf guides
An instructional blend from 1913 and 1933 columns discusses avoiding chronic faults in golf shots, favoring medium and firm swings, and relying on a solid iron for greens. It also includes old recipe ideas for dried beef sandwiches and spreads, noting preservation tips for cold storage.
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Francis Ouimet
Pla
Bell Syndicate
WNT Service
Pop's Riff Defining a Speculator Sparks Debate
A playful exchange asks what a speculator is and suggests a broker fiddles while dancing. The fragment hints at market talk and public perception of speculation.
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Pop
How I Broke Into the Movies in Hollywood
Hal C. Herman recounts a San Francisco to Hollywood move driven by ambition to act. After years of struggle and rejections, a turning point with Vitegraph and a lead alongside Earle Williams followed by roles with Castle Farnum and Will Rogers, the author urges resisting "ifs" to seize opportunity and build a career in cinema.
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Hal C. Herman
Hollywood
San Francisco
Contin
Beneies
New York
Hoellywood
Ilollywood
Blanche King
Motion Pileture
Studio Gates
Vitegraph
Lst
Earle Williams
Castle Farnum
Will Rogers
Frank Keenan
Beery Tries Wild Night Flight For Sleep
Wallace Beery seeks rest from Hollywood noise by renting a plane at a nearby airport and flying aimlessly for several hours with a pilot as he naps in the cabin.
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Beery
Wallace Beery
Wally
Hollywood
Ile
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