Sammy Jay accuses Farmer Brown's Boy of traps
Sammy Jay frets at seeing Farmer Brown's Boy busy at work and presumes the hunter is building a trap. He spreads the tale despite a lack of evidence, while Happy Jack Squirrel questions the claim. The Jay's spying habits spark mistrust among the Green Meadows creatures.
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Sammy Jay
Farmer Brown
Garr Jay
Sammy
Green Meadows
Green Forest
Buster Bear
Happy Jack Squirrel
Happy Jack
Allo
Associated Newspapers
WNN
Kipling Anger Letters and Holiday Tobacco Gift Snippet
An anecdote recalls Rudyard Kipling chasing a bus driver who damaged his tree and sold his reparations letter. The piece shifts to Christmas gift tips touting Camel cigarettes and Prince Albert tobacco in gift wraps and four flat fifties tins for smokers on a budget.
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Rudyard Kipling
Kipling
Joe
Kokomo
Prince Albert
Limey nickname origins trace back to lime juice sailors
The term limey derives from lime juice given to sailors to prevent scurvy aboard British ships. The nickname started as lime-juicer for ships before 1880 and later shortened to limey in this century.
Union of Good From Burke on Collective Defense
A concise quotation asserts that when evil men unite the good must join forces or face attrition and sacrifice in a petty power struggle including the risk of being left unpitied. The note underscores collective action as a moral imperative against wrongdoing.
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Burke
Ruy of
Doan's
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Myra
Favorite Films Corp
T Heir
Sweet Heart
Lala Palooza Moving Pictures
Rube Goldberg
Vincent
Lala
Dai Mind
Frank Jay Markey Syndicate, Inc
By C. M. Payne
S.l Huntley
Dadgum
Oi Ai Wee
J. Millar Watt
Pop
Junkman
Metropolitan Museum
Sporting
Lang Armstrong
Children’s
Bedtime Story
Thornton W. Burgess
Davenport
Literary Associates
Fifth Ave
New York City
St. Louis
Mound City Nut CO
7Th & Biddle Sts
W. B. Fox
Brunswick, Missourl
Cincinnati Cremation CO
Dixmyth Ave
Crasin
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