Traps Found Along Laughing Brook Warn Forest Friends
Bobby Coon and Billy Mink discover three traps along the Laughing Brook. They warn Little Joe Otter and Jerry Muskrat that two traps were sprung but harmless, and invite others to explore the Smiling Pool with caution for the night.
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Bobby Coon
Green Forest
Billy Mink
Billy
Laughing Brook
Smiling Pool
Bobby
Little Joe Otter
Jerry Muskrat
Little Joe
Jerry
T. W. Burgess
WNU Servics
Live Now Do Now by Douglas Malloch
Poem urges action in each moment and rejects constant planning. It stresses living in the present and starting tasks now rather than postponing to tomorrow. The verse notes life passes with every second and calls readers to begin whatever they undertake immediately.
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Douglas Marloch
WNU Service
Ham and Veal Loaf and Pears in Mayonnaise
A recipe collection outlines a ham and veal loaf baked in a buttered pan with eggs milk and breadcrumbs, garnished with parsley. A compound mayonnaise with celery and candied ginger fills pear centers served on lettuce. Also includes mashed sweet potatoes with egg yolk butter paprika and pineapple garnish.
SQUEEZE THE PENCIL
A humorous trick shows squeezing a pencil releases water from the graphite. The performer asks a friend for a pencil and uses a damp sponge and handkerchief to dry the pencil, then returns the sponge and handkerchief before finishing. WNU Service.
Striking Chanel Dinner Dress with Black Net Embroidery
Chanel presents a dinner dress crafted in black net with white thread forming horizontal bands. The tailored top pairs with a knee flare skirt featuring hem stiffening. A grosgrain white bow at the throat and a black patent leather belt complete the ensemble.
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Chanel
Annabelle Answers: Why a Girl Clings to a Bad Man
Dear Moll column reveals why a girl fears leaving a bad partner. Annabelle explains emotional ties and dependence despite flaws, offering guidance to readers.
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Annabelle
Moll
Bird Loyalty Described Across Family and Humans
The text explains a bird's loyalty to family and humanity. It describes parental care, feeding offspring, and aiding humans in farming and enjoying life.
Contour Furrows Control Erosion
Contour furrowing cuts erosion by running plows along land contours to create level bases that slow runoff and promote soil moisture. It aids pastures or fields with severe erosion, can close gullies, and helps restore tillable land and valuable pasturage over time.
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W. G. Kincannon
Soil Conservationist
North Carolina State College
WNU Service
Soil Conservation Service
North Carolina State College Agricultural Extension Service
Peacock Motif Pattern for Embroidered Accessories
Luxurious peacock design inspires a simple cross stitch project pattern 1164 includes transfer of two peacocks and four motifs with color suggestions materials and stitch illustrations. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept 82 Highth Ave New York NY with name and address.
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Needlecraft Dept
Highth Ave
New York
N. Y
Home Tips From The Past On Cooking And Cleaning
Practical kitchen and household notes advise water to bind pastry, beef fat toward flame for flavor, and quick handling for flakiness. Cautionary tips warn cloths soaked in polish fumes may ignite. store in a covered tin. Wax floors avoid oil. fabric tinting hints for lingerie and pastel dyeing. A peanut butter mayo onion sandwich spread is suggested.
Profit in Woodland Is Only Big Trees Are Cut
The piece argues selective logging yields higher value by cutting large maple trees while leaving smaller trees to mature. It cites US Forest Service data showing trees under 12 to 14 inches diam do not pay at sawmills and that a 26 inch tree yields far more lumber value than a 9 inch tree. The advice is to consult state forester, agriculture college, or county agent for proper woodland cutting guidance.
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United States Forest Service
State College of Agriculture
Feeding Grain Mix for High Milk Yield Cows
An authority from North Carolina State College says cows producing more than 17 pounds of milk daily need one pound of grain for every five to seven pounds of milk. This grain amount, plus pasture, keeps cows in good flesh and supports maximum output. Average cows on grass alone produce about two gallons of milk daily. If higher production is possible, supplement with grain to reach maximum.
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North Carolina State College
Feeding idle mares and work power ration guidance
An authority says idle mares need ample roughage and occasional grain to stay in good condition. Wheat bran is a top laxative nutritious addition for heavy mares in foal. For mares at work a ration of two parts oats two parts corn one part wheat bran plus timothy hay or timothy with clover or alfalfa works well. For ordinary work mares use one to one and a quarter pounds grain and one to one and a half pounds hay to maintain good condition.
Agricultural trends and livestock impacts across regions
Farmers face varied prospects as Ohio consumes half the state's potatoes while grain storage and granaries show strong returns. In Georgia beef per capita runs 55 pounds urban and 28 on farms. lamb bruising costs buyers two cents per animal. Drought drives Argentina farmers to swap wheat for corn, yielding a 1935 record corn crop above 15 million tons.
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Georgia
Drouth
Argentina
Chinese ministry ends Monday cultural coldness rule
The interior ministry orders staff to greet superiors with a polite exchange each morning. Subordinates must say Minister Blank, how are you and the chief replies Very well, thank you to restore basic social courtesies in ministerial corridors.
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Ministry of the Interior
Move On Be Always Displeased at What Thou Art
A compact aphorism attributed to Francis Quarles urges constant self-critique to reach what one is not. It cautions that contentment with current state traps growth and fulfillment.
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Francis Quarles
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