Billy Mink Follows Mysterious Stranger by Laughing Brook
A bright keen Billy Mink wakes to a man walking the Laughing Brook. He tails the stranger through logs and holes, suspecting the seeker may be after him. The tale blends woodland wit with cautious curiosity as Billy watches.
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Green Forest
Billy Mink
Laughing Brook
Billy
Mr. Sun
Ithke
Shadow the Weasel
Varmer Brown
Farmer Brown
Billy Jong
T. W. Burgess
WNN Service
Magician Reveals Corks Multiplying Trick Box
A performer displays a two corks in a divided card box and, after shaking, shows four corks. The box uses two lids with a collar and glued corks in the upper lid, the trick hidden by rotating and presenting the original bottom as the lid. The preparation and mechanism are explained as a standard illusion.
Ordinary Dishes Become Extraordinary with Pep of Flavor
A chef notes that simple meals can be transformed by bold seasonings. Beef Stew is prepared from chuck steak browned in suet, seasoned with salt paprika and cayenne, then simmered with celery onions and water. In the final stage vegetables such as potatoes and carrots are added for depth of flavor.
Arise at dawn some day by Douglas Malloch
Let us rise at dawn some day and leave the breakfast dishes. We will hike a hill to greet the morning sun. The woods will be dew washed and the world bright with a new day. The poem invites rising early to witness earth’s daily birth and nature’s renewing beauty.
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Douglas Matloch
Chocolate Molded Dessert's Icy Set Guide
A recipe instruction describes dissolving gelatin in cold water added to hot chocolate. The mixture is poured into a mold and packed on ice with salt for four hours to set, as provided by Western Newspaper Union.
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Western Newspaper Union
Cured Cross Eyes: Hawkins Recovers Normal Vision
William Hawkins a La Grange Georgia black man was thought cross eyed for years. After a truck accident he was treated for head injuries and later found to have normal uncrossed eyes. Medical staff and Hawkins were astonished by the change and healing.
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William Hawkins
Lagrange
William
Seeress Reports Tent Theft In Crystal Ball
Madame Lule Pula of Auburn California gypsy fortune teller told the sheriff her tent was stolen by about 15 men at 3 a.m. She claimed she saw the names in the crystal ball but did not record them. She said she cursed the thieves then removed it and filed the report.
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Lule Pula
Auburn
Calif
Man Drives 70 Miles Home By Mistake
Shoemaker of Clatskanie Ore hastily left his own car and drove a borrowed vehicle 70 miles home before realizing the switch. The car owner accepted his apology and no one was harmed.
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Clatskanie
Ore
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Great Lakes
Detroit River
Lighthouse Service
Detroit
Olivia
Bell Syndicate
WNU Service
Annabelle
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Ponjay Harrah
Public Ledger, Inc
Pada
WND Servies
By Douglas Malloch
Alton Dam
Alton
Mississippi River
Public Works Administration
PWA
Mississippi
Poar Ea A5
Re Aasterae
al Jenkins
Utah
Firestone
Dr. Pierce
Tomach
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North Howard St
Bloomington
Golden Medical Discovery
Tabs, Inc
Fiscox Chem
Patchogue
N.Y
Parker
Hiscox Chemical Works
C. E. Edquist
Odessa
Menn
Doan
Firestone Stewart-Warner Auto Radio
TX Cour
Chamois
Kezek
Richard Crooks
Nelson Eddy
Margaret Speaks
WEAF
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