Man hu What is it manna and its biblical origin
The passage discusses the biblical manna from Exodus explaining the question the Israelites asked on discovering heavenly food. It notes manna as tiny round substances found daily except Sabbath, providing sustenance during the forty years. It also mentions the origin of the word manna from the Hebrew what is it. Gregg travels from Cleburne to Fort Worth and into university life.
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Sons of Israel
Heaven
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Four Methods Used to Get Texan to School
Fort Worth Texas reports Bill Gregg reaches his classes via four transportation methods. The item highlights the varied means used to shuttle a local student to Texas schools, illustrating community mobility.
Why do birds eat worms and not caterpillars
Answers explain caterpillars’ hair and coloring deter swallowing. Snow whiteness from light reflection. Toads destroy crop pests. Earth’s age uncertain between twenty million and four hundred million years. A recent six minute call cost ninety three dollars.
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Boston
Paris
France
Sandwiches in Season A How To Guide From 1932
A 1932 Western Newspaper Union cooking snippet explains buttering bread before slicing for hot sandwiches. It details methods for hot beef tomato and cheese and pepper sandwiches and how to assemble and toast them. It emphasizes creaming butter for easier spread and notes lunch counters in stores as places to find a square meal.
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Roy
Western Newspaper Union
What She Gave Up
A dialogue snippet contrasts Marian’s marriage to wealth with a later split. The exchange notes Marian left her husband behind, implying a broader sacrifice or consequence beyond the separation. No further events or identities are provided in the fragment.
The Masses and the Greek Roots of hoi polloi
The expression hoi polloi comes from the Greek words oi polloi meaning the many or the masses. This etymology highlights how the term has long contrasted the majority with elites in public discourse.
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Hoi Polloi
Oi Polloi
Hodge Leaves Heye Foundation to Lead Southwest Museum
Dr. Frederick Webb Hodge resigns from the Heye Foundation to head the Southwest Museum in Los Angeles. The move alarms New York scholars who relied on his ethnology and archaeology expertise, noting his humor and wide knowledge, including stories of Ayer and Hawikah.
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Frederick Webb Hodge
Heye Foundation
Southwest Museum
Los Angeles
Calif
Southwest’ Museum
New York
Doctor Hodge
Geological Survey
Smithsonian
Bureau of American Ethnology
New Mexico
Empire State Building
Hawikah
Ayer
Newberry
Chicago
Edward E. Ayer
Five Four-Letter Words Puzzle Reveals Dessert Name
A puzzle prompts writing five four letter words in picture order without spaces and marking out every second letter starting from the second. The remaining letters spell the name of a very desirable dessert. Copyright WNU Service.
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WNU
Ways to preserve cheese and clean kitchenware
Practical tips cover keeping cheese moist in a well covered dish or wrapped with vinegar cloth to retain flavor. A bean pot is cleaned by soda and hot water baked in the oven until smooth as glass. A Russian dressing blends onion pepper and tomato through a sieve with mayonnaise. Do not put fruit peelings in enamel sinks as acids damage enamel.
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Associated Newspapers
WNU
Turks Plan Shade and Water for New Capital Angora
The Turkish capital Angora will gain large open-air swimming pools for shade and recreation next year. Authorities plan 350000 trees including acacias and oaks, plus 100000 vine shoots and 20000 fruit trees to green the area as deputies and officials settle into Angora.
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Angora
Turkey
Istanbul
Sleep in the Open Prompting Night Duty Duty
A wry cartoon caption questions a policeman’s night shifts. The officer’s doctor allegedly orders him to sleep under the open sky, framing a humorous health excuse for extended outdoor hours.
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