12 Jan 1934
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Newspaper
Rock Valley Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1934
Page
1
The excerpt strings definitions and examples on dramatic unity of place and scholastic terms. It cites pirates and pages, BONERS humor, pseudonym, Paradise Lost, and mentions Whitman as a sage plant in Camden. It notes arbitration and a boundary settlement example in VeneCiela, 1833.
A vintage dietary note lists winter vegetables such as cabbage carrots celery and onions along with canned tomatoes and other staples. It provides cooking steps for vegetables and lamb skewers with seasonings and a lamb sandwich idea, emphasizing vitamin rich foods and simple methods.
In a Thornton Burgess childhood fable, Jerry Muskrat watches Reddy Fox trot toward the Green Meadows. Reddy grins slyly, inviting a carrot outing, while Jerry suspects motive, pondering whether the plan serves his own or the fox’s appetite.
A nostalgic collage weaves Anne Campbell poetry about a five month old redhead with a child‑friendly fox story of Farmer Brown and Reddy Fox. It shifts to a golf feature by WNU Service, praising a free wrist swing by Walter Hagen as a clean golf craft example.
The article argues Hagen’s success stems from relaxed play under varied conditions. It notes focusing on a correct swing over the ball’s spot and moving the body independently of the head to maintain ease. It references 1938 Ball Syndicate WNY Serving.
In 1923 Bell Syndicates-WIN Review describes a Chinese artifact called the Thousand Faces. The piece suggests the first china from China bore numerous visages, earning it the nickname Thousand Faces and later Thousand Wise Men. It mentions the supposed Thousand High and Noble Priests of Ching.
Washington notes describe farm leaders pressing Congress to back government guarantees for farm mortgage bonds, risking higher national debt and potential impact on home mortgages. The piece explains horse trading in the current session, President Roosevelt's influence, and cautious optimism about economic recovery with uneven gains across sectors. It recalls postmaster Farley anecdotes showing political bargaining at work.
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