Foxes Home Hunt Ends In Badger Bed
A young fox tired of wandering finds a potential home in Mr. Badger's house while the owner is away. Badger returns, finds the fox asleep in his bed, and after a struggle seizes the fox by the ear, asserting ownership of his dwelling. The tale ends with Badger holding the captive ear as the fox flees.
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Oung Fox
Mr. Badger
Mr. B
Mr. Fox
Mr. Old Rabbit
Young Fox
Mr. Bear
Young I’ox
Carol Holloway Shines As Screenland’s Premier Equestrienne
Charming Carol Holloway, a high school and academy trained star, leaves for New York to pursue stage and joins a leading picture firm. She is hailed as Screenland’s premier equestrienne, with a bold claim about enforcing laws if challenged.
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Charming Carol Holloway
New York
Screenland
Equestrienne
Dusty baseball game with rough crowd and boxing intrusions
A man recalls a rough baseball game where a pitcher and catcher clashed with a boxing style batter. An umpire and a roving crowd member brandished a dog muzzle and a long stick while chaos erupted near the chicken wire. The narrator questions what happened and asks the reader what they think.
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Moocha Costa
Proper dental care and braces in old advice column
The piece stresses daily brushing and regular dentist visits, warns that neglected teeth spoil looks, and notes old and modern methods to straighten teeth with wedges and spacing. It links finger sucking to facial shape, gum disease to neglect, and urges comprehensive care for healthy jaws and smiles.
Daubs and critics in verse and village humor
A collection of short humorous verses and anecdotes on artist critics, odd misstatements, and farm life. The pieces poke fun at painting with wild colors, social remarks, a chicken joke about an incubator, a teacher dialogue, and a farm visit anecdote, ending with a reflection on ugliness.
Collapse Rumors Mount Over Soviet Russia’s Decline
Washington officials report that Soviet Russia faces rapid disintegration as railways, industry, and supplies fail. Col. Edward W. Ryan’s North Russia observations with the Estonia peace mission support the view that Bolshevik control is weakening, with rural reach limited and urban centers failing to sustain production.
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Washington
Russia
Lenine
Edward W. Ryan
North
Soviet Russia
Ryan
Bolshevist
Petrograd
Sian
Red Cross
North Russian
Baltic States
Red Cross Chine Ness
State Department
Mmany
German double dealing proved in postwar security police plan
Paris report reveals the Ebert Bauer Noske group conspired to replace garrisons with a Security Police in the neutral zone. A confidential January 1920 order shows aims to shift staff and battalions into the Security Police, despite warnings it would be a military organization.
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Paris
Berlin
Versailles
Ebert-Bauer-Noske
Luetzow
Remscheid
Rhenish
Prussia
Ministry of Imperial Defense
Army Command
Prussian Ministry of the Interior
Schniewind
Playing Tricks on Hawks in Wayne West Virginia
Farmers in Wayne West Virginia find a novel method to trap chick hawks by installing steel tin on top of poles in clear view. Hawks land on the poles and become trapped, providing a simple hunting control tactic.
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Wayne
W. Va
Woman Sues to Break Will Over Cemetery Bequest
Mrs. Nennie Ly Myers of Lawrenceburg Indiana sues to break her father Roscoe G O Byne s will claiming his estate should support the living rather than be left to Big Cedar cemetery. The case contends the father owed more to the living and seeks to overturn the will s disposition.
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Lawrenceburg
Ind
Nennie Ly Myers
Roscoe G. O’byne
O’byne
Big Cedar
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the Sphinx
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Crosby
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Empire
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Romanoff
Security Police
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Canaare
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United States
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