A Narrow Escape for Bobby Coon Across the Pines
In a moonlit escape Bobby Coon traverses from a chestnut tree to a tall pine as hunters close in. A gunshot, whistling air, and stinging hits nearly end him, but a timely yell from Farmer Brown's Boy disrupts the hunter, enabling Bobby to reach safety and owe his life to an unseen ally. Mistress Moon watches over the scene with a calm, guiding presence.
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Bobby Coon
Bobby
Farmer Brown
Bobby Farmer Brown
Mistress Moon
Associated Newspapers
WNN Service
Applique and cross stitch motif pattern for linens
A short note describes easy cross stitch and applique motifs used on linens. Pattern 7004 offers 30 motifs with sizes from 614 by 5 inches to 144 by 1% inches plus materials and stitch illustrations. Send orders to the address provided.
Tippe r Trends Across Cities and Genders
A veteran waitress says the best tippers come from Detroit Pittsburgh and San Francisco while the worst hail from San Antonio Portland and Boston. She adds men are easier to serve than women. Dishes many Americans want in midprice restaurants include roast beef T bone steak baked ham and fried chicken.
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Detroit
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
San Antonio
Portland
Ore
Boston
America
Americans and English Reach Nanda Devi Peak in 1936
Collier's reports a summit of 25 661 feet on Nanda Devi, the highest climbed by man. An eight member expedition of four Americans and four Englishmen reached it on August 29 1936 without oxygen, despite fainting risks above 22 000 feet.
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Nanda Devi
Himalayas
Collier’s
We Are One of a Truth Brotherhood Bond
Carlyle quote on unity and a mystic bond among men emphasizes universal brotherhood and shared humanity.
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Carlyle
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