Wind's Sleeping Palace Open to Quiet Visitors
Tommy finds the Wind's Sleeping Palace atop a hill after meeting the snake and butterfly guides. The palace, made of thatch and wild growth, features a sky-roof, a great hall for the Wind, and optional silent slippers, with a sign urging visitors to tread softly as the Wind rests.
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Mother Nature
AtbaANta Grants Park Attracts Folk And Birds
A reader letter praises Grant Park in AtbaANta for its beauty hosting 192 species of birds and a Confederate memorial under carving. It notes a planned $2 million cost to complete the monument and mentions a well‑patrolled federal prison in Atlonota.
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Atlanota
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Bell Syndicate, Inc
Harving King Explores Superstitions Of Name Divination
The article discusses a charm for lovers using two names, removing common letters, and reciting love friendship hate over uncrossed letters to gauge a suitor’s feelings. It notes the practice’s roots in ancient nomancy and its persistence in parts of Canada and the United States.
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John
Thomas
American Troth-Lore Society
Canada
United States
Byrd Expedition Returns With Triumph and Science
The Byrd expedition returns in triumph, delivering valuable scientific contributions and demonstrating extraordinary courage and fortitude. Commander Byrd's 18 hour South Pole flight, navigation by sun and field glasses, and the successful safe return of all crew are highlighted alongside hopes for future space-age exploration and German rocket developments.
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Lfe
South Pole
Germany
Gott Web Espenlaub
Western Newspaper Union
Watermelons Prove Valuable Diet Component
United States Department of Agriculture notes watermelons provide multiple vitamins and nourishment beyond simple hydration. Historical belief that they were mostly water is challenged, with claims they help supply vitamins A B and G, supporting growth and dental health.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Right supper for 2 year old child
A child specialist from the U S Department of Agriculture recommends balanced family style suppers for two year olds. Include vegetables potatoes milk and fruit with variety and avoid cereal heavy meals to supply vitamins minerals and protein for growth and energy through the night.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Ted
Bureau of Home Economics
Warning On Raw Pork After Trichinosis Deaths
The U S Department of Agriculture reiterates warnings after three deaths and 30 illnesses in Reading Pennsylvania linked to eating raw pork sausage. Trichinosis, from a parasitic worm in swine meat, resembles typhoid fever and is not easily treated. Cook all fresh pork thoroughly and request Leaflet 24 L for prevention details.
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United States Departme of Agriculture
Reading
United States Department of Agriculture
Spanish Cream Delivers Cool Summer Dessert
A light custard dessert from the USDA bureau uses eggs milk gelatin sugar and flavoring. Beat yolks add hot milk cook until it coats a spoon then whisk in gelatin fold in stiff egg whites and chill. Serve plain with fruit sauce or with crushed fruit.
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Bureau of Home Economics
United State Department of Agriculture
Milk Drinking Children Have Admirable Teeth
Miss Esther Davies of the Massachusetts agricultural experiment station reports a study of primary school children in two Massachusetts towns. Dental needs ranged from 65 to 88 percent, with worse results in the cranberry town where milk usage was low.
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Esther Davies
Massachusetts Agricultural Experiment Station
Massachusetts
Miss Davies
Osage Oil Boom Ends in Bankruptcy for Indians
Osage Nation at Pawhuska faces financial collapse after a era of oil wealth. Generations enjoyed large payments from headrights but plummeting oil output and profligate living led to mounting debts and bankruptcy filings. Experts warn 1500 mixed bloods may seek relief to protect headrights as values fall.
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Okla
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Osages
Bacon Rind
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Tulsa
Oklahoma City
W. K. Hale
Congress
Circuit Court of Appeals
Fox Not Coyote After All Brightens Hodge Poultry Loss
In Torrance a sleek animal shot by Arthur Hodge was initially thought a coyote but proved to be a silver fox. The fox had been depredating the Hodge family chicken pens and likely escaped from a fox farm. The pelt is valued around 250 dollars.
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Torrance
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