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Newspaper

Pleasant Grove Review

Location

Pleasant Grove, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1933

Page

6

Short Tall the Shrew and Peter Rabbit Meet in Scent Mystery

Peter Rabbit notes a musky odor near Short Tall the Shrew. Short Tall claims the scent is his own, praising it while explaining it helps his family locate each other though predators dislike it. Peter observes Short Tall’s small eyes and claims sharp hearing and nose compensate for vision.

Jhenever Shrew Peter Rabbit Jerry Munkrate Peter Short-Tall ShortTall Jerry Muskrat Reddy Fox Red-Tall Hawk Hooty Owl Ilcare

Portraits in Profile Across Centuries and Cultures

A historical note traces the evolution of profile portraits from medieval Persia to the Nile valley excavations and old Italian burial grounds. It mentions a Goethe silhouette in a notable collection and reflects on the enduring appeal of facing figures in profile art.

Persia Far East Nile Valley Itallan Goethe

Favoring one club prompts slippage in golf shots

The article discusses how favoring a single club leads to faulty swings, likening it to being hard to overcome and suggesting a cure. It cites Francis Ouimet advocating under clubbing temporarily and using mashie shots to avoid overreaching, aiming to develop a medium, firm shot to the pin as greens grip firm irons.

Francis Ouimet Bell Syndicate Whnn Sergica

Pork Sandwich Variations From Leftover Cooked Pork

A historical note describes making pork sandwiches from cooked pork with onion and green pepper, seasoned with salad dressing and served on buttered bread. It mentions using pork from boiled dinner and chopping finely for filling.

The Same Old Flag

A patriotic poem reflects on the enduring red white and blue flag. The speaker notes new flags appearing but insists the symbol remains the old flag our fathers bore and the flag that never dies.

Douglas Malloch WNU

Dried Beef and Pickle Sandwich Recipe Note

A brief recipe note describes adding one beaten egg and cayenne to a spread, then applying to buttered bread to keep on hand for days. It also details a dried beef and pickle sandwich with four sweet pickles, chopped with a quarter pound of dried beef, mayonnaise, and buttered bread, claiming ham like taste. It suggests a beef cheese and celery variation moistened with salad dressing. TM by Western Newspaper Union.

Corned Beef Sandwich Variations And Norway Sandwich

A set of sandwich ideas includes Corned Beef variations with high perch assembly, chopped pickles green peppers celery and mayonnaise on bread, alternative horseradish mustard, buttered rye options, and a Norway Sandwich with tomato cheese and dried beef mixture boiled to point.

Norway

Speculator Defined As One Who Dances While Brokers Budge

A fragmented 1693 quotation from Bell Syndicate via U S wire service references a playful definition of a speculator. It contrasts pop culture speech with a jab at brokers and trading in a cryptic aphorism.

Bell Syndicate

Poners brighten path by whitewashing trees at night

Poners paint white trunks to mark a safe route home after dark. The practice helps travelers and pedestrians locate familiar trees when visibility is low.

Boners and Beakers From A School Exam Fragment

A scrambled notes piece lists humorous exam tidbits and misheard terms. It mentions Alaska, Renaissance era figures, beaker versus beak, and odd phrases about schools and baths. The text reflects scattered student doodles and misunderstood facts from a 1934 era context.

How I Broke Into The Movies

Irene Rich recalls chasing stardom from San Francisco to Hollywood in 1918. After persistent studio attempts and a break with Vitagraph she advances to leading roles opposite Will Rogers and Frank Keenan, learning to focus on action over fear.

Irene Rich Hollywood San Francisco New York Blanche King Vitagraph Rarle Williams Dustin Parnum Indy Will Rogers Frank Keenan

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