Johnny Chuck Seeks Fat Winter Sleep Readiness
Johnny Chuck sits on his doorstep pondering if he has enough fat to survive a long winter. He weighs the need for warmth and food stored as fat, explaining to young readers how fat acts as a blanket and energy reserve during hibernation. Neighbors label his eating as piggish while he prepares for winter in the Old Orchard.
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Greatness By Douglas Malloch in a Historic Verse Tale
The poem traces a search for greatness in unlikely places. The speaker finds tall trees and soil in a rock cleft yielding a rose, then a man with gold who gains fame, and a mother whose quiet songs shape a son. It contrasts public applause with private virtue and memory across scenes of society.
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Boners and burlesque trivia from old exam notes
A collection of humorous tidbits and definitional quips from exam papers and essays. It includes mock definitions such as blood flowing in odd directions and erroneous biology terms, plus a joke about pork from a porcupine and a hot pineapple butter dish recipe.
Panama Salad and Porto Rican Sandwiches Featured in Cosmopolitan Dishes
The article lauds cosmopolitan cuisine reflecting global trade, noting breakfast staples like tea from China and India and coffee from South America. It describes Panama Salad with pineapple, grapefruit, orange, and stuffed date, followed by Porto Rican Sandwiches using pineapple halves and pimiento.
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Budapest on the Danube as a Moslem holy city and thriving hub
Prepared by National Geographic Society, the piece tours Budapest along the Danube, noting its designation as a holy city for Muslims, planned Mohammedan university, and grand monuments. It paints Pest and Buda views from the river, the royal palace, Gothic Coronation Church, St Gellert baths, bridges, and busy quays, with vivid observations of nightly illumination, commerce, and public life. It highlights demand for medicinal baths, public amenities, and street life, contrasting historic events with modern Budapest's tourism and industry.
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