Bowser Is At Peace Bowser Is At Peace
A humorous tale follows Mr Bowser who after years of temper eruptions becomes unexpectedly peaceful. He endures mornings misplacing clothes and a mellow week with Mrs Bowser noting changes, yet fearing the old temper may return.
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Mr. Bowser
Mrs. Bowser
Mr. Bow
Ser
Bowser
No Wool Is Used in New Clothes
The article notes wool conservation driven by war, led by designers in the United States and France. It describes a shift to alternative fabrics such as tussah silk and crepe de chine, and highlights the Canteen Coat for Red Cross workers with horizon blue insignia.
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New York
M. Jusserand
Paris
Fifth Avenue
Mme. Paquin
Association of Designers
America
Directoire
France
Finanders
Picardy
Red Cross
Meee
Reducing Mouse and Rat Damage Through Community Action
Government prepared guidance from the U S Department of Agriculture urges township and county cooperation to eradicate rats. It cites prize campaigns, municipal ordinances, and educational efforts by civic groups, clubs, and youth organizations as keys to lasting results with federal aid available for guidance and demonstrations.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Boards of Trade
League
Baltimore
Boston
Boy Scouts
Folkestone
England
New Burlington
Seaten
Kent
United States Public Health Service
San Francisco
Seattle
New Orleans
Hawaii
Porto Rico
California
Texas
Indiana
Public Health Service of
United States
Bureau of Biological Survey
Department of Agriculture
Pitying Ourselves Parable On Courage And Discontent
A man tired of carrying sticks sits by a riverbank and wishes death would come. Death appears and the man asks for help reloading the bundle, learning that pitying ourselves cheats us and that fleeing discontent guards truth. The tale cautions against discouragement and deceit.
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Death
Natural Feed For Poultry
The natural food of poultry consists of grains insects green forage and grit. Domesticated hens should receive cereal grains and milling products along with animal feeds such as meat meal skim milk and should have abundant green feed or substitutes like roots or steamed clover. Oyster shells grit and plenty of fresh water should also be supplied.
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McClure
Sydicate
Mada
van Loons
Bond