Bears and foxes plot escapes from the zoo
Zoo animals chatter about freedom and family as the Rocky Mountain bear boasts of a successful escape. Muff and Ruff react while Mr. Gray Fox vows to try climbing out, noting keepers watch all entrances and his self centered mood.
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Muff
Ruff
Mr. Gray Fox
Mr. Redox
Mrs. Gray Fox
Little Ones
Gray Fox
THUMBS UP THUMBS DOWN IN NEW ENGLAND SUPERSTITIONS
Harving King notes a New England belief that a raised thumb signals an honest man while a hidden thumb marks thieves. He traces echoes to Roman gladiator customs the pollicies ver to and vermo and links legends to ancient Caesars and the long influence of Rome on Britain and today.
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New England
Flagian
England
McClure
Beal Sidhe Lore Told As Warning Rhyme In Ireland
A traditional warning about the banshee uses motherly cautions to frighten children. The article notes the banshee as a death omen in Ireland, where the creature is rooted in Gaelic lore as Beau sidhe meaning woman fairy.
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Ireland
Reader letter mocks dime novels and diet tips from 1930s era
In a humorous reminiscence the writer recalls reading Diamond Dick as a boy and argues such dime novels harmed morals and digestion. He jokes that modern heroes would be hygiene minded and suggests reprinting old stories with health tips for babies.
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Rudolph
Fred Barton
Ball Syndicate
Silence as refuge for strength and self mastery
L A Barrett discusses Lamb Coleridge and silence as mental sanctuary. The piece extols climbing the mountain top of faith to observe storms from above, achieving self mastery, self control, and peaceful resilience. It cites Emerson and Longfellow on inward stillness and retreat.
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Harles Lamb
Coleridge
Longfellow
Emerson
Western Newspaper Union
Snuffles in Sheep Treated with Shelter Nursing and Boric Solution
Dr. W A Billings explains snuffles in sheep is a common cold from stress and dust. Provide clean shelter, deep dry bedding, and repeated eye baths and nasal washes with boric acid solution to cure. weak animals may receive coffee as a stimulant and proceed with careful nursing.
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W. A. Billings
University Farm
St. Paul
Billings
Pastures Cut Horse-Feeding Costs in Webster County
Iowa State College report shows farms using abundant pasture and roughages reduced feed bills for work horses to as low as 33 dollars, while grain-heavy feeding raised costs to around 96 dollars. Lowest-cost farms used three quarters corn and one quarter oats, with grass, straw, and pasture as main feeds, while higher-cost farms relied on oats and barn confinement.
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Webster County
Iowa
Iowa State College
Ames
Iarmers
Livestock Feeding and Management Tips From Farm Bulletin
High quality ensilage for sheep especially breeding ewes. Vaccinate pigs before cholera, use serum freely. Sows bred in November for March farrowing. gestation 112 to 114 days. Dark shaded sheep pens reduce grubges. Dip flock after shearing to kill ticks. Alfalfa hay aids lamb fattening, start with prairie hay or fodder. Finish yearling steers with 700 to 1000 pounds by selecting calves of good breed.
Why We Dream in Sleep and Behavior by George Dorsey
The essay argues dreams reflect physiological sleep processes and cortex function. It contrasts sleepers hearing noises with actual threats, notes dream content mixes waking experiences, and explains how memory, fatigue, and unresolved problems shape dream imagery and behavior.
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Humphreys
Vy George A. Dorsey
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Advertisement Warning
An old advertisement promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a perfect anti acid remedy for sour stomach and digestive discomfort after hearty meals. It claims medical endorsement, widespread use by millions, and emphasizes the Phillips name as the genuine trademark since 1875.
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Phillips Mill of
Phillips Milk
Phillips
U. S
Charles H. Phillips Chemical Co
Charles H. Phillips
Funny Fashions Through 1925 to 1929
The author jokes that photographs of fashions from 1925 to 1929 will look ridiculous in future years. A separate remark notes never hitting a man when he has you down.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Hannah M. Eversmeyer
N-16 Street
East St. Louis
Illinois
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