Cheerio Chapters gj Film for All the Children Edited by Dorothy Edmonds
An excerpt from Cheerio Chapters gj presents a playful family of Guess-Me's who speak in riddles. The man of the family hints at an object found in trains and houses that starts thick and vanishes, while the lady claims to be essential and comforting, keeping people dry and warm with color variations. The grandfather paragraph begins with a tease, inviting the reader to guess the next clue.
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Cheerio
Dorothy Edmonds
Guess-Me's and the Tree Puzzle From a Christmas Story
A reader is challenged to name a family of objects described as non wooden hollow brick and stone structures made for children at Christmas and weather resistant. The siblings include a bright daughter and a stoic brother, each stressing durability and color while fearing cracks and smoke.
The Half and Half Puzzle
A 1983 Western Newspaper Union item describes a split puzzle where mixed parts must be sorted into correct positions to form different objects. Readers are encouraged to cut out pieces and arrange them to reveal the intended designs.
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Western Newspaper Union
Roast Stuffed Spareribs and Spanish Beans Recipe Guide
The guide offers Pork roast ideas for spareribs stuffed with an onion bread crumb mix, and a chicken dish with bacon mushrooms and pastry. It also includes Spanish Beans with navy beans tomato onion pepper pimiento and molasses, plus a hot cranberry sandwich. The 1933 Western Newspaper Union collection presents home cooking instructions and seasonings.
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Western
Newspaper Union
How It Started By Jean Newton Kissing Goes by Favor
The piece argues that the phrase Kissing goes by favor links personal choice to favoritism rather than merit. It notes etymology connects kiss and choose across languages, comparing reward by favor to merit, with historical roots in Anglo Saxon and Dutch terms.
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Kissin
Koesia
Kiesan
Bell Syndicate
WNU Service
Mothers as Confidantes in Freshman Love Studies
A Columbia University release by Dr Eugene Andrus Leonard reports that 66 percent of coeds surveyed at Syracuse University talk about their love affairs with their mothers. It also notes that 81 percent have had no love affairs, though Leonard cautions this may be unlikely.
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New York
Columbia University
Eugene Andrus Leonard
Syracuse University
Leonard
Yaqui Language Argues Ancient Survival Says Kroeber
Berkeley scholar Dr. A L Kroeber says Ralph Moore of Round Valley California is the last Yaqui speaker. Moore, described as well built and intelligent, is studied for decades with his language, suggesting Yaqui may be a surviving ancient people.
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Berkeley
Calif
Ralph Moore
Round Valley
Mendocino County
A. L. Kroeber
University of California Anthropology Department
Moore
Doctor Kroeber
Kroeber
Waitaki
I Knew That Jack Was Born to Lead
A short oral exchange notes Jack rising to leadership as he becomes yell master of his college class. The dialogue highlights belief in his aptitude for leadership and his new role among peers.
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Jack
Navy
Atlantic
Paville
Lights of New York and a Rainy Night Traffic Tale
A crowded city night scene shows Broadway crowds preoccupied with politics and fear while a motorist, waking to rain and headlights, stalls behind his wife’s coupe in a tense street moment. The piece blends social mood with a vignette of urban commuting and domestic cars in motion.
Handsome Woman and Waking Car Tale From 1933
A bustling New York sketch covers voters’ worries and Franklin Roosevelt. It highlights Fannie Aurst as a noted Manhattan beauty and recounts a man’s perplexing midnight drive and sleep episode, ending with a Bell Syndicate caption from 1933.
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New York
Fannie Aurst
Manhattan
Kelp Cookies and Home Care Tips from a Neighbor
A column offers simple kitchen and laundry guidance. Include half an apple in cookies to keep them soft and boost flavor. For silk water marks rub between palms, or rub inner hem. Wheat breads mold more than white. air bread box often. Clean a discolored coffee pot with oxalic acid crystals then soak and wash.
No News Today in The Paper
Brief note from readers says there is no news or scandals in today’s edition. No divorces, no big events, just quiet copy and standard notices.
Seafood Classics for Sunday Meals Acanthic Guide
Canned crab, tuna, salmon and lobster take center stage for Sunday supper and lunch. The guide details selecting brands especially for lobster, preparing salads with celery and mayonnaise, and assembling dishes from aspics to timbales and souffles. Lobster bisque and crusted creamed fish appear along with salmon timbales and a spinach ring filled with lobster and crab.
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Newburg
Dr Caldwell's syrup pepsin laxative tonic
A nostalgic health ad extols Dr Caldwell's syrup pepsin as a simple stimulant for digestion and energy. It promises relief from headaches biliousness and constipation and suggests regular small doses for adults and children to maintain a sound stomach liver and bowels.
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Dr. Caldwell
Caldwell
Dr. _Caldwell’s
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Our Fair Land
Franklin Roosevelt
St.Luke's International Medical ‘Center
Tokyo
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