Night on the Green Meadows for Danny Meadow Mouse
Nanny Meadow Mouse frets over Danny who has vanished on the Green Meadows. She fears foxes hawks and cats have harmed him while the moonlight and looming dawn press on. As she waits for a homecoming that may never come, a sunrise promises a new day.
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Meadow Mouse
Nanny Meadow Mouse
Danny Meadow Mouse
Nanny
Danny
Reddy
Granny Fox
Green Meadows
Black Pussy the Cat
Farmer Brown’s
Redtall the
Hawk
Mistress Moon
Mr. Sun
W Burgess
Stenographers Shortchanged by Compliments, Says Tillie
Tillie laments low wages for stenographers as bosses rely on flattery instead of fair pay. The remark comes from a weekly comment column by WNU Service, reflecting labor attitudes toward office workers.
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Tillie
WNU
It Isn’t Home Poem by Anne Campbell
A romantic poem contrasts ocean beauty with homesickness. The speaker, viewing the sea and city lights, longs for a familiar green patch and a little house with a maple tree and rose garden, finding home in memory rather than place.
CWESTION BOX by ED WYNN The Perfect Fool
Dear Mr Wynn a girl friend who talks about others is praised tonight a boy friend says she is to adore He meant she was a knocker The dancer from a school dance is upset after my compliment She won t go out again Why did this happen
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ED Wynn
the Perfect Fool
Mr. Wynn
Cc. Krits
B. U. Knoe
Associated Newspapers
WNU Service
Make Ups and Tips from WNU Style Q&A
A mixed page of fashion notes and reader questions from the WNU Service. It highlights metallic eye shadows in gold bronze or silver and includes lighthearted exchange on tips money and playful audience letters about weather vanes and the Ten Commandments.
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Ger, Inc
WIN Service
Mother's Cook Book Recipes Feature Mixed Fruit Pie and More
A column from the Western Newspaper Union presents recipes for prunes with rhubarb pie options, a banana cream style mixture, a cabbage and garlic dish with gelatin molds, and a summer squash casserole. It details syrup preparation, folding in whipped cream, and serving ideas with lettuce and herbs.
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Western Newspaper Union
Violet Dots Dress Showcases Simple Line And Violet Motif
A sheer white cotton dress features a violet dotted motif with an extremely youthful plain line. The wide sash uses a deeper violet taffeta to create contrast and emphasis.
China Lacks National Anthem
A claim states that China has no national anthem, highlighting it as the only country without one. The remark contrasts official symbols with national unity and cultural identity.
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China
Simplicity Pattern Sketch Highlights Modern Styling
Simplicity showcases a chic dress design with a deep V yoke and slenderizing panel. Raglan sleeves contrast the yoke, offered in sizes 16 through 46, with fabric needs listed for size 36 and pattern number Pasigens-0318. Send Fifteen Cents and write name address style number and size to The Sewing Circle Pattern Department.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Department
West 18Th Street
New York
N. Y
Marriage Plans Recounted In Witty Exchange
The Kansas City Star quotes a couple in a strained exchange about marriage. One suitor admits he cannot support the daughter, while the father replies he cannot support her either, revealing family tensions over engagement plans.
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Kansas City Star
Police Influence in Politics Provokes Sen Sorghum Debate
A political discussion centers on whether police should be involved in politics. Senator Sorghum argues that every politician at times imitates the policeman who orders people to move on, reflecting concerns about law enforcement influence in public life.
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Senator Sorghum
The Brute Mrs Pester You Never Pay Compliments
A humorous exchange centers on Mrs Pester demanding praise while Mr Pester laments lacking small change to satisfy her. The dialogue sketches domestic complaint and social perfunctory impatience in a playful banter.
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Mrs. Pester
Mr. Pester
The Easiest Way line joke caption
A witty Q and A joke from WNU-12 notes a character asking what line to take when boys try to kiss. The reply, the line of least resistance, frames the humor in a compact, vintage newspaper gag.
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