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Newspaper

The Dalton Gazette

Location

Dalton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1933

Page

2

Peter Rabbit and Short-Tail the Shrew Meet

Peter confuses his way along a tangled path as he ponders Short-Tail’s tricks. He doubts whether to ask neighbors about his new acquaintance, then decides to return home after chasing many twists and turns. Short-Tail appears briefly, then vanishes as Peter contemplates the shrew’s game.

Peter Rabbit Brier Short-Tail the Shrew Peter

Westinghouse Air Brake Invention Timeline

George Westinghouse invented the air brake in 1868 and secured the first patent on April 13, 1869 while living in Pittsburgh. The Pennsylvania Railroad tested an experimental air brake setup soon after. In 1872 he further developed the automatic air brake.

George Westinghouse Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Railroad Company

Peter Follows Short Tail Paths In Old Log Mystery

Peter, mistaking Short-Tall for a Mole, seeks the mouse’s private paths after finding an inch wide trail from an old log. He follows a series of tiny paths and contemplates meeting Short-Tall, hoping to make up for lost time.

Short-Tall Mole Peter Mrs. Peter Short Tail Short- Tall Whitefoot the Wood Mouse

Homemade Frozen Desserts from 1938 Recipe Notes

A collection of vintage methods for peach ice cream orange sherbet velvet lemon sherbet and related freezes from 1938 Western Newspaper Union. It details ingredients ratios including peaches sugar salt cream milk lemon juice and orange juice with steps for slicing pressing mixing freezing and resting before serving.

Western Newspaper Union

RONERS Rameses and other humorous classroom lines

A collection of light verses and teacher notes featuring witty lines about RONERS Rameses left mummies in Egypt and other schoolroom quips. It includes odd definitions like an Oxonian as a man who drives oxen and jokes about watered stock and ground mice.

Bell Syndicate

Proper turning in golf backswing for balance and power

The article explains common faults in the golf backswing where players fail to rotate the left side fully. It highlights the need for the left shoulder to turn with the left arm to complete the backswing, citing MacDonald Smith as a model for full pivot and inside out, balanced swing.

MacDonald Smith Smith Bel Syndicate

French Ice Cream and Custard Base for Warm Weather

A simple custard method yields a nourishing ice cream that holds shape when frozen. Heat one quart milk and slowly whisk into four eggs with three fourths cup sugar and a quarter teaspoon salt, cook until thickened, cool, then add one cup heavy cream.

Enough by Douglas Malloch

A reflective poem about contentment with the old home place. The speaker values what is owned and memories over grander houses or larger farmland, noting the farm’s sufficiency in good and lean times. The piece emphasizes gratitude, resilience, and the sufficiency of simple homestead life.

Hera Douglas Malloch WNU

Interstate Commerce Commission and rail rate powers

The article reviews the Interstate Commerce Commission’s expanding authority over railroad rates and structure. It explains suspension rules, through routes, and the Mann Elkins and Transportation acts shaping consolidation plans for four major eastern rail systems, amid carrier resistance and readjustment pressures.

Interstate Commerce Commission Commission Finstein St. Louis Denver Congress United States Western Newspaper Union

Fear of Snakes Passed Down Through Ancestry

Dr Raymond L Ditmars curator of the New York Zoological Park says monkeys show inherited fear of snakes based on ancestoral exposure in southern regions. He cites his Dutch ancestry as a reason for his own lack of fear and recalls bringing a king cobra to Washington by pullman.

Raymond L. Ditmars New York Zoological Park Doctor Ditmars New York Washington Pullman

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