Jerry Muskrat Escapes Old Man Coyote at Smiling Pool
A tale from 1923 recounts Jerry Muskrat escaping Hooty the Owl and Old Man Coyote. Jerry falls into the Smiling Pool and disappears into a water tunnel, narrowly avoiding a predator’s grasp and a grim dinner.
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Theia
Smiling Pool
Iltooty
Jerry Muskrat
Coyote
Slooty
Owl
Jerry
Elooty
Old Man Coyote
Jie
T. W. Burgess
Sarvica
Backhand Swing Mechanics For Faster Golf Blows
The article explains using the left hand and arm with the right in the downswing to develop a stronger faster backhand. It notes the back muscles add body force for a longer reach and leverage, while the combined action from both sides increases speed and precision. It also mentions swinging inside out as a favored stroke.
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WNO
Passing Strange Life and Substantial Foods Debate
The piece reflects on life as a passing phenomenon and urges endurance through hardship while noting friendship and aging. It also praises nutrition for children with vitamin rich foods like citrus, milk, cereals, vegetables, and limited meat for healthy growth.
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Douglas Mallach
Tym Sarvica
Difference Between a Man and a Motor Says Flo
Flo declares in the column that a motor is silent when tight, contrasting it with a man. The remark reflects vehicle culture and humor of the era. The snippet is from the 1937 Belt dayndicata column in WNU Sorrica.
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Belt Dayndicata
WNU Sorrica
School Lunches And Proper Fuel For Active Children
Back to school season calls for balanced lunches to sustain energy and health. Avoid heavy pies cakes fried foods and excess meat as they hinder focus and digestion. Favor fresh fruits vegetables salads milk whole wheat bread and wholesome spreads for growth vitamins and steady energy.
Fragmentary Educational Snippets and Errant Notes
The fragment cites various unrelated items from exams and essays including a snow stuffing claim about a fowl, Boners as humorous teacher notes, and references to Cherrie Chaplio Mercury weather gods and Puritan writers. It also mentions a cryptic observation about light and darkness and a signature Del Sindicate WNU Berrios.
Human origins debated as cosmopolitan cradle theory grows
Anthropologists challenge Eden birthplace claims with theories of multiple origins. Dr A W Jackson of Columbia suggests fifty years of global research show human life began at several locales, from Central Asia to Africa and the Americas, with distinct lineages for Mongol and African peoples.
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Gobi Desert
Siberia
Africa
Comey
A. ¥. W. Jackson
Columbia University
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Los Angeles
Central Asia
Columbus
Bering Strait
Columbia
Los Angeles Times
Dresses of Spun Glass Novel Costume Debuts by Handwork
The article notes an 1033 fashion debut featuring an evening gown made entirely of spun glass threads. Designers push fabric experiments in costume, but the delicate material requires meticulous hand sewing to avoid breakage, with machines unsuitable for crafting garments from the fit.
Senna Based Liquid Laxatives Now Widely Used
Public returns to liquid laxatives for comfortable, adjustable relief. Senna described as best natural laxative suitable for all, with Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin highlighted as senna reliant. Claims include gentle kidney effects and regular bowels in weeks, with availability at drugstores. Member N R A.
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