Ann Moradiths marriage and a year of tumult in Urban City
Ann Moradith, married to Donald Mutrie, faced a rising storm of drink and infidelity. She sought reform through love and economy, moving from a seven room home to two boarding house rooms to shield their children. Despite pressure to stay for the children, she ultimately chose to protect them and herself, returning to work while Donald sought to mend.
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Moradith
Donald Mutrie
Aim
Hla
Ana Wis
Donald
Ann
Ang
Dnistricts
Ann Lved
Wi wWaya
Ron
Aon
Adels
Gather
Dollentie
Dia
Bobbie
Adele
Hfe
Ana
Tidy
Donald Mutrle
Primitive man’s hygiene ignored yet survived to pass on
The Globe-Democrat notes ancient humans showed strong physical faults from bones to teeth. It cites Dr. Glendenning’s eye opening humor in the Forum about early man’s maladies and the paradox of survival despite ignorance and disease.
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Glendenning
Erdete
Nietszche
Loulg Globe-Democrat
Commercial Value of Spanish Cedar Trees in Puerto Rico
The Spanish cedar is valued for manufacturing luxury boxes and as shade on coast trails. It grows fast but does not outshade understory plants. hurricanes have blown down many large shade trees in recent years. Old cedro trees were 4 to 5 feet in diameter and 60 to 100 feet tall before island forests were destroyed.
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Elgay
Porto Rico
The Children’s Story by Thornton W Burgess
Buster Bear learns a lesson on rewards during a lunch encounter with Busy Bee in Breen Forest. He doubts that rewards always come as hoped and recalls the moment Busy Bee buzzed among flowers, sparking thoughts of what he may miss.
Buster Bear Watches Busy Bee From Green Meadows
Buster Bear recalls his long interest in Busy Bee who gathers honey from flowers in Green Meadows and carries it to hidden stores in hollow trees logs or caves. He notes her speed and readiness to defend her honey with a sharp stinger, then waits patiently for her return after she flies away.
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Hongay
Buster
Busy Bee
Buster Bear
Balancing Bird and Buster Bear Dreams
A poetic meditation on patience and fleeting joy as a small bird balances on a twig while a bear waits for Busy Bee. The scene shifts from hopeful daydreams of honey to nightfall, with trees, winds, and shadows underscoring fragile security and perseverance.
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Doulas Malloch
WNW Service
Backyard Garden Advice From 1832 Western Union Text
Practical garden guidance outlines ideal locations and soil use for vegetables. It discusses sun exposure south or west, spacing, and crop succession from frost dates, with fruits like corn, tomatoes, beets, onions, lettuce, radishes, and cucumbers.
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Autti
Ralea
Bern
Western Newspaper Union
Mosquito Lesson and Rest Reward in Humorous Tales
A fragmented item notes a lesson about a mosquito and a joke on Job's death. It references Bell Syndicate from 1984 and a 1952 story by T. W. Burgves. The brief mentions a character who overlooked rest and preferred a different reward, implying an ironic twist.
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Job
Bell Syndicate
Wnll
T. W. Burgves
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Bevery Hills
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Breen Forest
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Sarzion
Pembroke
Masa
By Douglas Malloch
Tonnerre
Bourgogne
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