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Newspaper

The Dalton Gazette

Location

Dalton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1933

Page

7

Reddy Fox and Jerry Muskrat Plan a Mud House

Reddy Fox seeks mud to build a dream house at the Old Pasture while Jerry Muskrat contemplates winter food. Jerry pretends indifference, but Reddy hopes to lure him ashore by talking of the project. Jerry suspects Reddy’s real aim is to catch him.

Eddy Fox Jerry Muskrat Reddy Reddy Fox Eddy Jerry Smiling Pool

World’s First Mounted Boy Scout Troop Tale

Jerry hides his plans as he dives from the Big Rock and explains he is busy laying up food for the winter. Reddy grows impatient but is told to find help elsewhere to build the house. The exchange reveals Jerry’s focus on self reliance and preparation amid their adventures.

Jerry Reddy Big Rock T W Burress WNU Service Fox Wilshire Boy Scout Los Angeles

Czarist ambitions and Pilgrim weather lore in old papers

A collage of antiquated notes and amusements from exam papers and essays. It mentions the Czar of Russia’s desire to rule over Christian turkeys, ancient Egyptian science books, Castor oil as a dose, Pilgrims resisting weather, and a knight’s bath and attire. It also notes Oliver Goldsmith’s view of America and a bowling technique description from 1933 Bell Syndicate materials.

Czar Russia Ancient Egypt Castor Oll

Love at Home Poem by Anne Campbell OVE

A Western Newspaper Union item presents a short poem about a brown wren singing of home and simple joy near a sunny yard. The piece emphasizes tranquility over distant lands and relatable, everyday solace.

Western Newspaper Union Lobster

Wrist Movement In The Backswing

The article explains the first motion of the backswing starts from the hips and knees, with wrists following as the arms move across the body. This creates a flat arc and avoids a abrupt path, with wrists staying inactive until about a third of the backswing is completed.

Mottier's Cook Book Delights With Cold Desserts and Salads

A classic reader’s column presents recipes for Glorified Rice with crushed peanut brittle over ice cream, Glinger Waldorf Salad with apple celery nuts and garlic rub, and Oxtails on Casserole with tomato juice carrot and Worcestershire. Tasting notes emphasize timing and serving.

Glinger

Christmas Dinner Truce Ends Knollton Feud

In Knollton, the Lambert family hosts the annual Christmas dinner with the Greenes and Sansomes at impasse. After a planned elopement joke and a strategic youth council, Grace and Mary reconcile via a card, ending years of quiet feud as the gathering proceeds with the old crowd.

RS. Lambert Knollton Allan Marie George Dorothy Jack Betty Mrs. Lambert Grace Mary Mrs. Greene Sansomes Mrs. Sansome

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