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Rock Valley Bee

Location

Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1934

Page

2

Carrot-Caper Plan Between Jerry Muskrat and Reddy Fox

Roddy Fox entices Jerry Muskrat with carrots hidden at Farmer Brown’s corn field end near the Smiling Pool. Reddy promises to guide him after nightfall, planning a staged theft as darkness falls and Black Shadows approach. Jerry’s carrot craving masks a trap-based risk.

Jerry Farmer Brown Laughing Brook Smiling Pool Roddy Fox Boddy Reddy Fox Reddy Jerry Muskrat T. W. Burgess WNU Service

Green Angora Dress Highlights Parisian Fashion

In Green Angora, a recent Parisian fashion creation, a dress in green angora wool features a collar forming a tie in stitched green velvet. The design includes black buttons and a suede belt for contrast.

Graphic golf elbow position in backswing debated

Photographs show Tommy Armour with right elbow near the body at the top of the backswing for a broaved swing, though not all golfers can sustain it. Some players benefit from a looser elbow away from the side, as Jose Jurado demonstrates, allowing relaxation and smoother downswing before the elbow returns to the side. Also notes the first electric street railroad opening in Baltimore in 1885.

Tommy Armour Jose Jurado Belt Syndicate WNN Service First Electric Railroad United States Baltimore Roosevelt Congress Reconstruction Finance Corporation Washington Senate House Tennessee Valley Authority Public Works Administration Fort Worth Texas Maggie Samuel Insull Greece Chicago Ingall Insull Mr. Insull Insuil Federal Alcohol Control Administration

Humorous boners and colonial latitude in a 1933 recipe feature

A quirky 1933 Western Newspaper Union page parodies exams with jokes on boundaries and gravity. It then shifts to quick kitchen tips and recipes for boeuf stock, roast rabbit with chestnuts, and rabbit soup, detailing steps and ingredients.

For Kenneth Keep Up Your Courage

A hopeful message from WNU Service encourages Kenneth Keep to endure hospital stay. It speaks of longing for home, healing months, and the return to joy where a loved one awaits on the stair and sunshine fills the home after illness.

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Rabbit Dishes for Winter Windsor Style

Winter season yields plentiful rabbit. Prepare Rabbit Fat Pie by cutting three dressed rabbits, flouring, and frying. Simmer with onion, butter, two pints water, lemon slices, cayenne, and salt. Cover and stew until tender. Bake biscuits atop meat and serve with biscuits surrounding the dish.

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Rabbit Fricassee Cooking Note

A brief cooking tip on preparing rabbit fricassee. Remove meat from bones, sear in butter to begin the dish.

Congress Opens New Session Under Cold War Era Policy

In a 1933 Western Newspaper Union piece William Bruckart surveys Congress starting a session under Roosevelt's recovery program. He warns of friction with Republicans, notes planned silver purchases, TVA critiques, and public works debates. The column filters historical echoes of policy, inflation risks, and political strategy.

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