Peter Rabbit Learns to Tell Friends from Fools
Peter is teased by Happy Jack and Striped Chipmunk as he mistakes a mole and a shrew for familiar friends. The delay and curiosity lead to a comic reveal when Peter discovers the creature under the log and learns the lesson of not jumping to conclusions.
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Jack
Peter Rabbit
Happy Jack
Peter
Briar Patch
Short Tail
Miner the Mole
Miner
T. W. Burgess
WNU Service
Humorous RONERS Bits From Exam Papers
A collection of light jokes and anecdotes including Burns pets a louse and a mouse Caesar Cassius and political intrigue a seminary burying place and a Havana shipwreck Chet at The Spanish Main ostriches kangaroos and a 1854 Buffalo Bill bill Judge Lindsey and Compassionate marriage in 1933 syndicated content.
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Ben Lindsey
Bell Syndicate
WNYD
The Rebel poem and a 1933 kitchen recipe excerpt
A reflective poem about daily routine and rebellious impulses amid independence heritage released in 1933, followed by a kitchen digest with tips for jelly glasses and a fowl casserole. Includes practical cooking steps such as browning, simmering, and finishing with milk and flour.
Pineapple Wrapped Ham and Rhubarb Conserve
A recipe note outlines baking ham with pineapple slices, basting with pan liquor and serving browned fruit. It advises grating horseradish and using soon after, garnish ideas for cheese, and a rhubarb conserve using rhubarb sugar citrus juice and rind with salt.
Poultry Choice of Chicks Important Factor
Prof. W. E. Scott of the Nevada Agricultural Extension Service says healthy chicks from high producing stock boost profits. Proper care, feeding, cleaning, and hatchery quality are crucial. He notes about 110 chicks per 100 hens are needed to secure next fall production, and advises maintaining normal flock capacity amid potential spring price shifts.
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W. E. Scott
Nevada Agricultural Extension Service
WNU Service
Best Green Crops for Turkey Forage and Feed
A Successful Farming correspondent lists top forage crops for turkeys including alfalfa as the leading choice, with sudan grass, rape, bluegrass, red clover, oats or barley, rye or wheat, and wild lettuce. It notes alfalfa’s prominence and describes each crop’s advantages and limitations for seasonal green feed.
Secret of intensive egg production from single cages
L. A. Hazard of North Evans New York claims two eggs daily per hen and a cost of about 8 cents per dozen by confining each hen in a small cage with ample food and water. Hens are not released and exercise is forbidden to prevent disease and quarrels, yielding tender meat when unprofitable as layers.
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New York
L. A
Hazard
North Evans
N. Y
New York Times
Feeding laying hens with green feed boosts health and egg output
Green feeds supply essential vitamins for poultry. Mangels and turnips offer limited greens while cabbage and alfalfa can supplement diets. Alfalfa provides minerals and vitamins, valued beyond its protein content for laying hens.
Day Dreams Not a Habit but a Guide to Reality
Dr Edwin G Fleming warns that day dreams can inspire achievement if reality is pursued. Excessive dreaming leads to a false identity, detach from learning, and failure to translate visions into actual skills or successes.
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Edwin G. Fleming
The
Scientific Monthly
Speed of Bayer Aspirin Confirmed by Timed Tests
A marketing promo extols Bayer Aspirin for rapid relief citing uniform action and faster dissolution than substitutes. It claims genuine Bayer tablets work before slower alternatives and are harmless with reliable results for headaches colds neuralgia rheumatism.
Virtue of Necessity in Learning Economy
A compact reflection compares learning economics to swimming after being pushed in. It notes that many people study economy out of need, embracing practical lessons rather than formal instruction, and highlights the resilience of self taught understanding.
Developing Capons and Caponizing Guide
Capons are docile and can be kept together. their flesh stays soft and they fatten easily. Popular capon breeds include Rhode Island Reds Plymouth Rocks and Brahmas. Caponize at eight to ten weeks when birds weigh about 1¼ to 1½ pounds. Waiting for larger birds is a common mistake. Hatch-match capons can be finished for Thanksgiving and Christmas markets.
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Rhode Island
Plymouth
Sure Cure Arguing With His Wife Joke
A Tit Bits Magazine snippet jokes about what cured him of arguing with his wife. The quip centers on a humorous domestic misunderstanding and a sudden change in behavior.
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