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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1932
Page
3
The Merry Little Breezes coax Striped Chipmunk to join a games on Green Meadows near the old Orchard. Chipmunk is too busy with cheeks full of nuts and rushes away before joining.
The Merry Little Breezes seek Peter Rabbit for games but he declines saying he is busy. He explains he has cleared brambles from his Old Briar Patch paths and is preparing more paths, urging them to work as well. The scene portrays Peter prioritizing work and planning ahead.
The Merry Little Breezes seek playmates in the Green Forest but find none among Jack the Gray Squirrel, Chatterer the Red Squirrel, Johnny Chuck, Bobby Coon, Une Billy Possum, Prickly Porky, Paddy the Beaver, and Jerry Muskrat. Most are preparing for winter or are asleep. Birds also depart, leaving the breeze alone.
Poem by Douglas Malloch warns that life is a graded path of choice with rising and falling moments. It stresses vigilance, steady effort, and the idea that character reveals itself hour by hour as one passes through depths and heights. 1932 WNU Service.
A quirky selection of humorous misquotes and gags titled Boners appears from the 20th century WNU Service listings. It includes quips on drowning in the Great Salt Lake, bleeding heads, debt imprisonment limits, pasteurized butter definitions, and playful misstatements about universal suffrage and flowers at life events.
A fragment notes Peter Rabbit was at work and refused to play, with friends racing to spread the news that would astonish them for days. The dated material credits T. W. Burgess and the WNU Service from 1938.
The text describes a white sauce base for meat and vegetables, suggesting chopped hard cooked eggs lobster mushrooms parsley and other flavors. It outlines a method for Onion Sauce starting with melting butter then adding flour.
Instructions describe German sauce with onions stock vinegar and shallots plus tomatoes and parsley and Dutch sauce with egg yolks butter water salt nutmeg lemon juice and no boil serving with roast meat fish or calf’s head.
The text notes Magellan as the classic long route via Cape Horn and the Cape of Good Hope, the Graf Zeppelin’s zigzag path, and Byrd’s polar flight. It concludes that Jost and Gatty hold the current record for the greatest distance in the shortest time.
Des Moines Register reports on rumors about a person’s income from writing jokes. The piece notes a father figure denying involvement in supporting the individual and hints at family tensions over livelihood.
The Deutseché Illustrierte reports on a debate about the ownership of a notable car and references a girl from a recent film described as crying-inducing, highlighting social attitudes in Berlin.
Five year old Billy enjoyed a summer with his brothers in a fast motor boat and other adult sports. On returning from his first day at kindergarten he declared the place was full of baby play and not to his liking.
A Norwich Connecticut woman writes she lost 16 pounds on her first Kruschen bottle while on night duty. She reports better sleep, normal appetite, and fat loss, and endorses the product as a safe, harmless method with a money back guarantee.
A psychiatrist is described as crazy about a woman while an entomologist shows a separate obsession with her. The humorous rival dynamic centers on romantic interest and eccentric devotion.
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