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Newspaper
Rock Valley Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1933
Page
13
Early morning on Smiling Pool Jerry Muskrat and Billy Mink discuss a new burrow while Reddy Fox secretly plots. Reddy mentions discovering fine carrots for Jerry, hinting at hidden food plans as winter approaches, raising questions about Jerry’s storage and motives.
A Sunday night supper idea features a loaf dish starting with crustless bread sliced lengthwise into three pieces. The first slice is spread with mayonnaise dressing to moisten, then topped with chopped filling to create a ready to serve loaf.
A short verse in old style about a speaker choosing a sword from wind blown trees at a hilltop. It links timber for ships to weather life’s sea and a belief that God tests strength through hardship and rain. The burden falls on resilient souls enduring long nights and storms.
A recipe combines black velvet raw cabbage with pimiento and cream cheese layers on sandwich bread. Include mayonnaise, cheese relish, and olives for garnish, with tomato optional. Also describes Quick Hot Slaw with cooked cabbage, butter, sugar, and a touch of vinegar, plus Spanish Beans recipe using dried lima beans and onions.
A quirky compilation of humorous student lines and teacher comments from examination papers and essays. It notes playful definitions and misused phrases, reflecting lighthearted schoolroom humor from the era.
The article praises J W Taylor for promoting flat-footed golf, arguing it yields steadier accuracy especially in windy conditions. It notes his distances remain solid despite a restricted pivot and suggests players adopt the grounded style for consistent results.
In Washington the Roosevelt administration shows renewed interest in trade development to absorb surplus farm crops and manufactured goods. Bilateral and multilateral treaties are weighed, with debate on whether either approach can balance trade while protecting U.S. wage earners and agriculture. The piece notes expected congressional discussion and critiques of the national information council.
Fragments recall a plant named Stapefruit, said to grow in clusters like tapes, with origins in China before Confucius. The note claims introduction to America about a century ago by a sea captain named Shaddock, once called saddock, but details are unclear due to damaged text.
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