Reddy Fox Spies On Johnny Chuck’s Home
Reddy Fox watches Johnny Chuck and Polly Chuck from the Old Orchard, gathering details on their routines and house. He hopes to use the information to catch them, noting Sammy Jay’s interference and Johnny’s cautious habits as the plan unfolds.
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Reddy Fox
Granny Fox
Reddy
Johnny Chuck
Roddy Fox
Johnny
Polly Chuck
Sammy Jay
Sammy
Ben
T. W. Burgens
WNN
Dishes That Are Different Luncheon Menu Ideas
A 1933 Western Newspaper Union recipe roundup presents luncheon ideas featuring Chicken Fruit Salad with orange sections, Spanish Sauce with pimiento, Maple Bavarian Cream, Sardine Salad with celery and olives, and Sardine Mayonnaise. Includes detailed ingredient lists and method steps.
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Western Newspaper Union
Spring Costume Details Revealed for Bonnets and Caps
A charming spring costume description notes a bonnet revealing the forehead and a crown deeper at the back. Rodler's linen hats feature trimming cords in red and linen tones, paired with a gray flannel suit, yellow blouse, and scarf for men’s wear.
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Rodler
Old Indian Gold Mine Found in Southern California
An ancient gold mine unearthed in southern California is believed to be of Native American origin and tied to early Span iarda exploration. The discovery highlights historical mining activity by Indigenous communities and early European explorers in the region.
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San Diego
Charles Augustus Lindbergh
United States
California
Oddball History Snippets and Quips of Noted Figures
A collage of quirky facts and miscues features Boners Chaliapine’s unlikely voyage to America, Ptolemy’s discovery of ptomaine poison, gargoyles and saltwater throat rinses, a puzzled congressman at large, Browning’s grief, Balboa’s Pacific misstatement, and the Diet of Worms as an Inquisition horror.
Our Place Is Here and The Putt Master Sarazen
A reflective poem from 1933 on duty and perseverance ends with a sports note praising Gene Sarazen’s putting in the British and American Opens. The analysis highlights his smooth stroke, relaxed stance, straight follow through, and practice focus on short distances.
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Arazen
Hagen
Sarazen
Gene
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Queen Elizabeth Era Women Wore High Chopines
During Elizabethan reign ladies wore vividly colored shoes or clogs named chopines. Some rose as high as 18 inches, with greater height signaling higher rank among wearers.
Clever scheme lands alky merchant in jail
Chicago. Robert Seiders an alky merchant is jailed after attempting to fool a federal judge with a wife impersonation scheme. He pleaded guilty and the judge imposed sixty days with probation to follow after a sham pregnancy and clinic certificate. A visiting woman claimed he paid her to pose as his wife while another note seeks contempt charges.
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Chicago
Robert Seiders
Seiders
Federal Building
Bar of Justice
George EB. Q. Johnson
Carl T. Stephan
Rush Medical College
Josephine Seiders
United States
Eugene A. Tappy
Mr. Seiders
Moonlit Angle Fails to Shield Purse Snatcher
In Austin a district court heard an exact calculation on moonlight incidence but a jury still sentenced Walter Toynes to two years after Pearl Favors identified him as the purse thief. Dr. P L Batchelder of the University of Texas testified the moonlight angle was 30 degrees, not the 60 degrees needed to illuminate the scene.
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Austin
Texas
Toynes
Vendetta Clashes Leave Thirty Orphans in Buenos Aires
In a ten minute street battle in Buenos Aires sixteen Podesta and Barrera family members fired hundreds of shots. Police found most combatants dead or dying. a sixteen year old girl stood trembling in a doorway. Thirty children were placed in the municipal asylum.
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Buenos Aires
Podesta
Barrera
Salt Trail Foils Pueblo Burglary Duo
In Pueblo Colorado three detectives followed a trail of leaking salt from a grocery store theft to a residence. The burglars had taken a supply including a suit and were found at the house with a half sack of salt remaining.
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Pueblo
Colo
Rooster Tokio Dies After Notable Singing Record
Tokio, a famed Japanese rooster beloved by owner Lee Pol sal, earned fame through radio, film and feed contracts. The bird could sustain a single crowing note for over 80 seconds before dying reportedly from a broken heart following bronchial illness.
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Hayward
Tokio
Lee
Polsal
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Thornton W. Burgess
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Mussolini
Fascisti
Rome
Chaliapine
America
Ptolemy
Browning
Balboa
Pacific Ocean
Mississippi River
Caroline
Girugigp
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Douglas Malloch
Gent
McClure Newspaper
U Service
Idada
Dell Syndicate
Dr. Pierce
Buffalo
I. Xu
Garfield Tea Co
P.O. Bre
Parker
Hiscox
Paneko
E.n.y
Hiscox Chemical Works
Patchogue
Potter Drug & Chemical Corporation
Malden
Mass
Oleh
Ubiko Milling CO
Cincinnati
Doan
Doans
Rts
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