Jerry Muskrat Escapes Cruel Steel Trap Tail Saved
The tale recounts Jerry Muskrat getting caught in a steel trap by his tail. He works free by pulling with his claws, then slips and finally frees himself when the trap jaws close, his tail snagged by the mesh instead of his body. He remains wary but safe in water.
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Jerry Nurses Wounded Tail After Narrow Escape
A narrative by DB W Burgess describes Jerry leaping into a waiter and swimming to his house. Inside he discovers a torn tail wound raw and bleeding at the end, which he tenders by licking gently. He stays indoors nursing the injury while grateful for surviving.
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Trick to fool the eye with fruit illusions
A magician demonstrates a bowl trick using orange peels and fruit to deceive the audience. He camouflages a fake orange among real fruit, then reveals the peels tucked under a hat band as the final misdirection while producing the apple.
Mother's Cook Book on farm to city hospitality
The article offers a guide for a efficient housekeeper to prepare simple, hearty meals using farm staples. It highlights chease crackers cookies olives and canned goods from a farmer’s pantry, noting that farm wives can charm city guests with home smoked ham, canned corn, jams, berries, and fresh or canned cream and fruit dishes.
Annabelle's Answers Puzzle Reimagines Trey Length
A short column by Ray i Deer titled Puzled explores how a puzzle topic should be long enough to cover the subject yet concise enough to hold reader interest. The piece reflects a playful tone and literary wordplay.
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Only Alone a Man Weighs Truth and Faith
A poetic meditation by Dongiay Matlock from WNUG Servite reflects on solitude, conscience, and the pressure of public judgment. The verse argues that true fairness and truth emerge only when one is alone with God, separate from peers and foes alike.
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Roosevelt tax pledge questioned over recoverable assets
Roosevelt defends no new taxes while arguing recoverable assets from relief loans can offset debt. Secretary Morgenthau cites hundreds of millions in recoverable assets and a plan to use them to retire debt, despite Republican criticisms of past assurances. Critics fear many assets may never be collected and foresee widespread foreclosures and cancellations affecting states and cities.
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