Buster Bear Learns Quick Wits at Paddy the Beaver Pond
In a quiet pond scene Buster Bear scenting Farmer Brown's Boy triggers swift action. Paddy the Beaver and the Quack family use quick wits to dodge the bear, diving and flying away. The incident ends with calm restored as Farmer Brown's Boy and the quacking family retreat.
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Green Meadows
Green Forest
Smiling Pool
Ttem
Buster Bear
Paddy the Beaver
Farmer Brown
Buster
Quack
Mr. Quack
Mrs. Quack
Buster -Bear
Life is a Fire by Douglas Malloch
Poem reflecting on memory as a fire that burns through joy and pain. It urges rekindling hopeful love and faith while leaving hurts to perish. The speaker recalls ancient hurts and vows, and notes life as fire requiring mortals to rebuild from embers.
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Douglas Malicch
Dante’s High Poetic Rank in Medieval Thought
Dante’s writings mirror medieval Catholic views on church and salvation and map medieval theories of church and state. His Divine Comedy uses Italian to elevate Florentine dialect and spur national language literature, cementing Dante as one of the world’s greatest poets.
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Dante
Earth
Hell
Purgatory
Paradise
Florentine
Salmon With Sauce Piquant and Other Dinner Dishes
A collection of recipes including Salmon With Sauce Piquant, Bisque of Herbs, herb marinated perch, and eggplant stuffed with parsley and onions. The text blends cooking directions with quirky trivia and historical notes from Western Newspaper Union and Bel Syndicate.
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Western Newspaper Union
Olympic Games Races Jumps and Throws Recalled
The article recalls Olympic events with running, jumping, throwing, and javelin like contests. Winners received a coral wreath as the reward.
Boners in Exams Highlight Humorous Student Missteps
Teachers recount student misreads and punning answers found in exams showing how humor and ambiguity surfaced in classroom assessments. The anecdotes reveal creative thinking and gaps in comprehension.
Save the Poultry By Killing Mites Extension Guide
Extension bulletin advises Colorado farmers on preventing lice and mite infestations to improve poultry health growth and production. It outlines treatments using blue ointment petroleum jelly nicotine sulphate dusting powders stock dips formaldehyde carbolic acid and a home mix with crude oil stock dip and kerosene. Early spring application suggested to ease control efforts.
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D. C. Ufford
Extension Poultry
Colorado Cultural College
Ww Bervice
Colorado
Flock Responds to Vitamin Rich Ration in Eggs
Ohio State University department of poultry husbandry reports that eggs from hens fed a vitamin A and D rich diet are superior. Experiments show egg vitamin content rises with dietary vitamins, improving egg quality and hens health. A rich ration includes yellow corn alfalfa leaf meal or cod liver oil.
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Department of Poultry Husbandry
Ohio State University
Early and Late Chicks Advantage of Hatch Timing
The article explains that early hatched chicks tend to be more vigorous with lower mortality, allowing cockerels to fetch better prices and pullets to begin laying earlier for high priced eggs next fall. It suggests pests like coccidia worms and mites are less active before hot weather, causing more problems later in the season.
Poultry for Income Science Promotes Low Mortality Flocks
The article promotes poultry as a steady income source with very low mortality in chicken flocks. It notes profitable returns from both meat and eggs and highlights attractive today financing for equipment with long-term use and low annual costs.
Selecting Vigorous Baby Chicks and Quality Checks
The guide lists criteria for vigorous chicks with bright eyes, fluffy down, plump bodies, and rounded shanks. It notes checks for freedom from bacillary white diarrhea and targets weight of eight pounds per 100 chicks at 24 hours of age, plus overall soundness.
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By Thornton W. Burgess
By Douglas Malloch
Detroit
TR Penny Pantry
Joan of Arc
Bernard Shaw
England
Bel Syndicate
WNU
181St
Riverside Drive
George Washington Bridge
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