Short-Tall the Shrew Confuses Peter with Hidden Paths
Peter longs to gossip about Short-Tall the Shrew but knows little. He follows a tangled set of private paths left by Short-Tall, grows dizzy at the crossroads, and suspects the trick is all in fun. Eventually Short-Tall vanishes as Peter contemplates returning home. WNU service.
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Brier Patel
Short-Tail the Shrew
Peter
Short-Tall
Note
Mrs. Peter
Short- Tall
Coro
Avary
Amine
Barcesa
WNU
Turn the left side through the backswing in golf
The article discusses common faults in backswing rotation, emphasizing a natural left shoulder turn and full body rotation to complete the turn. It cites MacDonald Smith as an example of proper technique with balance and an inside-out swing at the top.
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MacDonald_Smith
Motion picture ties and water capacity figures cited
A Clure Newspaper Syndicate WRU Service notes nearly 20 000 motion picture ties in America watched by 15 000 000 fans, with international comparisons. It also cites that if all pumps in New Orleans water system operated at once, they could move about 260 ships worth of water in four hours, enough to float ships the size of Leviathan.
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America
United Kingdom
Germany
France
Italy
New Orleans
Home Place Pride in Sufficiency and Family Labor
A poem by Douglas Malloch reflects on contentment with a modest home and self-reliant farming. The speaker cherishes the hinge of mite and names the place as enough, contrasting it with flashier homes and larger plots while urging memory of simplicity and fulfillment.
Old Home Place Reflects Weathered Trust and Love
A reflective verse contrasts the stability of the old home with life’s changes, praising a dwelling that fed and sheltered generations. The piece weaves memories of wedding marches and enduring comfort, framing home as a steady sanctuary through tough times.
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Warner
Amore
Seeruse
Smith Advocates Complete Pivot Over Left Arm Failure
Smith argues the left arm flaw hindered action in a 1933 Bell syndicate report. The piece blames insufficient rotation for weaknesses and stresses a firm stance on pivoting to improve outcome.
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Smith-is
Bell Syndicate
WN Bervica
Mummy Joke and Freezing Instructions from 1923 Dell Syndicate
A brief, quirky note presents a joke exchange about a mummy and then shares a recipe fragment. It mentions slicing fruit thin, pressing through a colander, adding one pint of cream and lemon juice, freezing, packing the freezer, and letting the cream stand for a couple of hours.
Orange Sherbet Recipe from 1943 Western Union Prompt
A 1943 Western Newspaper Union recipe fragment describes making orange sherbet with orange juice, sugar, salt, milk, and lemon juice. It instructs heating milk with sugar, cooling, adding remaining ingredients, and freezing, noting lemon rind may be added for flavor and velvet-smooth texture when frozen.
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Western Newspaper Union
Warm Weats Desserts Ice Cream From Frozen Custard
A fragment notes that loned custard cooked and frozen makes ice cream that holds its shape when frozen and is nourishing as well as refreshing. The text suggests a dessert idea and method using frozen custard to form ice cream.
Ice Cream Making Tips and Peach Dessert Guide
Readable text outlines methods for making Strawberry and Peach ice creams. Includes beating eggs with sugar, adding cream and vanilla, freezing steps, and strawberry preparation with sugar, lemon juice, and whipped cream. Also notes chilling and aging of mix, use of ice and salt, and gradual freezing.
Manchuria Seeks Clean Bodies in Health Education Surge
Dr Arthur Torrance writes in Hygela Magazine about Manchuria’s health reforms. He notes a rising desire among youths for education and pristine bodies, with sweeping campaigns improving sanitation. Schoolchildren in the county now benefit from modern training methods and excellent medical and dental care.
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Manchuria
Arthur Torrance
Hygela Magazine
Manchiin
Lesson for June 4 on Mark fourteen seventy five
The text outlines Jesus’s betrayal by Judas, the Last Supper symbols, and Peter’s denial, with focus on Jesus’s agony in the Garden of Gethsemane, his three prayers, and the arrest. It covers disciples’ failures, Jesus’s preparation for the cross, and the mob’s betrayal sign. Key figures include Jesus, Judas, Peter, and the disciples.
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Noni
Weese
Isaiah
Jena
Peter
Gethaemane
Kidron
Jerusalem
Gethsemane
Jesus
wSesus Christ
Liles
Tito
Judas
Shen Se
Cactus Adaptations Show Desert Survival Traits
A fragment describes how cacti dispense moisture as vapor from leaves, though many cacti lack leaves entirely. Thick skin and a spiny armor protect against evaporation and herbivory, with various thorn arrangements and ribbed bodies adapted to trap moisture and deter predators.
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China
Tientsin
YY Sthornton
Mac Smith
Robin Ood
New York
Rece Clure Newspaper
WRU
Paul Paract
Douglas Malloch
Roners
Wooing Winnie
Egypt
Teil Syndicate
WNU Bervica
Girugagp
International ‘Il
PQ. Fitzwater
da Amber
Eee Minty Jubie Institute
Chivace
Weaters Sesvepager
Cnlop
Papa
Dell Syndicate
Wm.bervice
Norway
Chicago Fair
Mary
John
Monsain
Jesua
Hin
Galilee
Veter
Gethaemans
Pelle
Dodge
U. K
Detroit
Roger ¢Lbee
Venice
Florida
Alegre
Ali
Aven Paterson Nal
Shermond Pee
Srenres
Atice
Orlroducts Cq., Inc
Duyfalo, M
Urimo
Kiveale Ave
Yonkers
N.Y
Roman Eye
Wihetita Fill Co
Gob Bt
W.Y. City
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