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Newspaper
Pleasant Grove Review
Location
Pleasant Grove, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1933
Page
7
A fragment from Thornton W. Burgess Edtime Story features a Shrew and a Mouse discussing winter storage and food. The Mouse explains he digs in rotted logs and under leaves to find asleep insects, while the Shrew questions the mouse’s food supply and winter habits.
Early strawberry season features recipes for Strawberry Ice Cream and Orange Ice. Instructions detail lemon tea flavoring, freezing methods, and mixing steps, referencing a 1934 Western Newspaper Union note and serving suggestions with berries.
The Atlantic deep sea fish Chiasmodus preys on fish smaller than or equal to its size by swallowing them whole. Reports note its voracious diet and unusual feeding behavior during deep ocean expeditions.
Peter listens as Short-Tail explains he survives by eating beechnuts seeds and scraps left by Reddy Fox Shadow the Weasel and other hunters. He notes he has never starved and plans to return, leaving Peter uneasy about resembling Shadow the Weasel.
A 7S-pound turtle nicknamed Methuselah, estimated at 250 years old, was found in a pond near Tyler Texas. Its shell is so thick a man can stand on it and Methuselah was placed in the city park.
A short profile on Chick Evans describing his unusual approach to escaping rough with a tightened grip and strategic aim behind the ball. The piece notes his relaxed swing and longer follow through to lift hardened shots cleanly. Also included is a whimsical vignette about ants guarding a speck of potato, and a brief note on Shakespearean education comparing Evans.
Odd OCR style text lists humorous misstatements about history and science with garbled phrases such as Lincoln wearing a silk hat and a crabbed note on diseases. It appears as a satirical or puzzle-like snippet from a 1933 WNU Service aggregation.
A sunny hillside picnic scene unfolds as Jean Newton describes a calm spring day. The narrator and companions rest on a hill near countryside views, enjoying the fresh air and gentle landscape while observing ants carrying a potato piece.
Poem extolls steady building of character and trust over flashy fame. Emphasizes patient, daily effort and humble growth as the path to lasting strength.
Greta Nissen traces her journey from early training with the Royal Opera in Copenhagen to pantomime tours in Norway Sweden and a Broadway breakthrough in Beggar on Horseback. She details joining Famous Players Lasky after catching the screen bug and taking lead roles in The Wanderer Blond and Brunette and The Bride of Tonight as she weighs stage love against talking pictures.
Marl D. Bunn, a talented marksman in the Hollywood film colony, earns a handsome salary for repeatedly missing his target. Since 1922 he has shot in about ten films, featuring gunmen and crime prevention themes, while Earl Munn’s handwork captivates audiences with cinematic cigarette tricks and dramatic sand spatter near the hero.
Director D Rees Lederman has long stood with Colombia, shaping a notable run of productions for the company. His titles include S rall's find The Mghtin Marshall Tossas Tanger Branded Daring Danger Texas Cyclone Speed Demon McKenna of the Mounted and The End of the Trail.
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