Grandfather Frog and Peter Rabbit Discuss Rattles Home
Peter Rabbit grows curious about where Rattles the Kingfisher lives after Grandfather Frog suggests minding his own business. The dialogue explores homes in trees versus ground dwellings with playful moral overtones.
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Peter Atdwiy
Peter
Petar
Grandfather Frog
Rattles
Alther
Peter Rabbit
Grandfather Trog
Rattles the Kingfisher
T. W. Burgers
Peter Rabbit Questions Kingfisher Home in the Ground
Peter Rabbit questions Grandfather Frog about a rumor that the kingfisher, a bird, actually makes its home in a ground hole. Grandfather Frog doubts the idea until Peter’s curiosity drives him to learn from the pond area creatures and settle the tale.
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Peter
Rattles the Kingfisher
Smiling Pool
Rattles
Laughing Brook
Grandfather Frog
Hlypad
Severa
Could It Be Worse Than Rain and Autumn
Fragmented verse reflecting on joy and loss through changing seasons. The speaker notes life’s fleeting treasures as autumn arrives, seeking comfort in memories and small beauties while acknowledges aging and the passage of time.
Fresh Garden Vegetables and Simple Home Dishes
A 1932 Western Newspaper Union item extols home gardens with fresh vegetables like radishes onions and mint. It offers simple recipes such as Scalloped Egg Plant with milk and butter crumb topping and Minted Carrota featuring mint and tender carrots with a dash of butter sugar and vinegar.
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Unio
Boners and playful misprints in old school reader notes
A fragmentary OCR style passage lists humorous phrases from examination papers and essays such as humorous misprints about the axis and gravity, and a quip about King Alfred. It notes playful stereotypes like the zebra versus horse and references to algebra and modern life views, with a Bell Syndicate byline.
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Alfred
Watcher Clinches Intercollegiate Golf Title
John W. Watcher of the University of Michigan defeats Billy Howell of Washington and Lee to win the intercollegiate golf championship. Watcher resides in Cincinnati.
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John W. Watcher
University of Michigan
Billy Howell
Washington and Lee
Fischer
Cincinnati
Sought English Throne by James Stuart The Old Pretender
The Chevalier of St George in English history James Stuart eldest son of King James II of Scotland was proclaimed king of England on November 9 1715 after the great Scottish victory at Prestonpans.
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St. George
James Stuart
James II of
Scotland
England
Prestonpans
Washington Contempt Case Leads to Land Dispute Ruling
Historians cite a 178 hearing where George Washington challenged a justice of the peace, was fined for contempt, and nevertheless secured a favorable outcome in the land dispute tablet known as the Inwauit.
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Washington
George Washington
Justice of the Peace
Maylan Arrives to Winning Welcome at Dorothys Home
Dorothy nervous before the East visit by Maylan, a western rancher, as her father plans a formal gathering to judge him. Maylan charms guests with plains lore and steady poise, winning Dorothy’s heart while her father jokingly coaches him for a reveal.
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Dorothy
Mother
Tesea Mayinn
Dora
Maylan
Siir
Marylan
Max
Scott
Understanding the Fifth to Tenth Commandments in Life
A compact lesson outlines the Fifth through Tenth Commandments, detailing duties to parents, the sanctity of life, the home as a foundation, property rights, truthfulness, and rightful desires. It cites implications of disobedience, immoral behavior, theft, lying, and coveting, with references to biblical verses and moral consequences.
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Ryy
Gleanings fragment reflects cryptic notes and names
A fragmented text fragment mentions Gosthe, consistency, Jews, and self death tied to a Christ's school with a cryptic line about rising on stepping stones of their dead selves to other things, attributed to M Henry and Tennyyon.
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Tennyyon
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Santa Rosa
Calif
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Hildren
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Carol
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Johnny Chuck
Johnny
By Douglas Malloch
Paris
Malnbacher
Pada
Bell Syndicate
WNU
North Amd
Apollo
Table
Huclid
Berylee
Mediura
Dyndicats
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The
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Chrit
M. Henry
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