Peter Rabbit Reflects On Where Rattles the Kingfisher Lives
Peter Rabbit ponders his misdirections in chasing Rattles the Kingfisher and decides the bird nests near water. He observes Rattles dive for a minnow at Smiling Pool and contemplates if the fish is for babies. Peter heads back toward the Smiling Pool to watch and learn, avoiding Grandfather Frog.
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Peter Rabbit
Jimmy Skunk
Jimmy
Rattles the Kingfisher
Rattleslo
Laughing Brook
Smiling Pool
Grandfather Frog
Peter
Rattles
Grandfather, Frog
The Brothers By Douglas Malloch
A terse poem recounts a man reflecting on a brutal night when his father faced a violent beating as the so called brothers from a lodge subjected him to “the Ar et degree.” The speaker notes the irony of brotherhood ending in injury and laments the cruelty of male peers.
Close to the Neck A Crew Leaves Clues for Police
A fragmentary report notes a crew leaving evidence behind as criminals flee, prompting police to follow leads. Details are unclear, but the passage suggests investigators analyze items abandoned at the scene to reconstruct the crime.
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Estella
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Peter and Rattles at the Laughing Brook hide and watch
Peter follows Rattles the beaver or fish thief along the Laughing Brook to learn where the fish go. Rattles dives into the Smiling Pool and returns with fish for his young, while Peter plans to observe from a hidden spot. The scene mirrors Welcome Robin bringing worms to offspring.
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Peter
Rattles
Robin
Laughing Brook
T. W. Burgess
WNU Service
New Dishes and Grapefruit Dressings Highlight Cookery Notes
A Cookery note outlines methods to elevate spinach with grapefruit topped servings. It details a grapefruit juice dressing for greens, a Golden Fruit Dressing with orange lemon juice butter sugar yolks and cream, and a molded cheese with grapefruit filling using gelatin cream and roquefort.
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Nowspaper Dalton
Guilt Made Plain by Lie Detector Tests
A 1920s discussion notes how blood pressure and bodily responses reveal guilt in a polygraph test. Seventy-five subjects faced a card-deception setup, four showed no detectable deception, while the rest admitted guilt through blood pressure changes. The article cites Hygela Teonnrde Keeler and Chicago crime labs, noting fear and anger raise readings, and that innocent subjects often relax after explanation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hygela
Teonnrde Keeler
Scientific
Crime Detection Laboratory of
Chicago
Hila
This Man Had Faith Lost 24 Pounds
A reader testimonial from November to February reports dropping from 192 to 168 pounds using Kruschen. The note claims improved energy and urges others to try the laxative alternative, citing safety and painless weight loss with a half teaspoon daily in hot water before breakfast. Kruschen is advertised as sold by druggists worldwide.
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Theo
A. C
LaFleur
Providence
R. I
Rat Kangaroo Rediscovered in Australian Sands
The rat kangaroo, long thought extinct, is claimed rediscovered by H H Mulaygon of Adelaide University. In Nature, he notes the creature still survives in the desert area between the Diamantina and Cooper rivers, with specimens at all development stages. The marsupial carries young in pouches.
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Australia
H. H. Mulaygon
Adelaide University
Nature
London
Long Spot
Sandhil
Diamantina
Coopery Rivera
Tloesess
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