Busy Wrens Feed Seven Hungry Nestlings
Peter notices Jenny and Mr Wren tirelessly feed their seven hungry eggs hatchlings. The parents carry caterpillars spiders and flies to fill numerous tiny mouths. The nestlings grow quickly as the busy birds defend and nurture their brood while worms and pests are kept in check by their vigilant foraging.
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Mr Wren
Veter Rabbit
Jenny
Mr. Wren
Wrens
Wren
Fenny
Peter
World War Veteran Builds Global Wood Mosaic Table
George L. Hathaway began a table in 1923 in a San Diego hospital using only a small saw and a pocket knife. It took him three years to assemble 50 619 wood pieces gathered from around the world.
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George L. Hathaway
San Diego
Ancient Tarquin legend echoes price of value and trust
A tale from the Lumacen sibs warns that offering books at a price and destroying portions raises their worth. Tarquin buys the remaining texts, revealing their vital guidance, while the moral laments undervalued generosity and lost opportunities amid modern life.
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Lumacen Sibs
Tarquin
Itoman Polly
Beeun
Hell Syndicatea
Sers Lee
Mothers Cook Book Condiments Add Variety to Salads
We note how mustard pickles chow chow capers and chutneys widen salad dressings and housewives commonly preserve or buy these condiments to diversify meals. The text hints at a broad range of flavorings used in homemade or store bought salad components.
Gold Coast Chief Visits London
A Gold Coast chief visits London amid a cautious tone about path to success. The report notes gendered hurdles and disillusionment among women cited by sources, reflecting broader social pressures.
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Gold Coast
London
Hall
Ofot Atta
Africa
Question Box by ED WYNN The Perfect Fool
Dear Mr Wynn. The reader asks how to remove fresh paint odor and the answer offers onions and garlic in each room. The column includes humor about tramps, a nosey correspondent, and fishing club plans for the Delaware River opposite Wilmington Delaware.
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ED Wynn
Mr Wynn
Mr Winn
Delaware River
Wilmington del
Fishermen’s Warning from WNDU Gat Vice
The Associated Newspapers WNDU Gat Vice notes fish bite urgency and warns anglers to hide behind trees to bait hooks, highlighting the predator like bite.
A Mother's Love Poem Fragment
Short poem fragment about a mother’s love hindering growth of roses and thoughtful blooms. Mentions a garden, weeds, and the danger of stifling a young bloom. Copyright note cites WNU service.
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WNU Service
Goebbels Praises Elitler and Kaiserless Germany
A fragment from Brisbane This Week notes Hitlerian rhetoric by Herr Goebbels on Kaiserless Germany and cites a South Carolina tragedy where Medlocts, 48, killed himself after government inspectors ordered plowing under excess cotton. It also covers a court case about a mother who punished her child with a gas flame, later freed, and a prayer about trespasses.
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Medlocts
Greenville County
South Carolina
Mfedlock
Nora Tuth
Nicholas
Agalo
Austrians Split Over Restoring a Hapsburg Heir
In a private conference Prince von Starhemberg hinted Mussolini may back restoring a young Otto to Austria’s throne. The note questions why Austrians would accept another Hapsburg after past missteps and ponders whether Italy or Germany should claim or divide Austria.
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Frince von Starhemberg
Mussolini
Gossies
Austria
Wapsburg
Otto
Flapsburgs
Hapsburg
Italy
Germany
Plan warnings and prison pistol myths in a clipped clipping
A fragment discusses William Bryant in a penitentiary and a Dillinger style escape using a toy wooden pistol. It cites United States Chamber of Commerce on unemployment with seven million out of work, while Green calls ten million exaggerated. It notes New York and Newark dole figures and rising relief claims.
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William Bryant
Loulsiang
Bryaants
United States Chamber of Commerce
Green
New York City
Newark
Government vows to bar profiteering on food amid drought
Secretary Wallace says measures will curb profits on food as drought persists, though scarcity has historically bred profit margins. Officials warn prices may rise 6 to 7 percent next winter as supply tightens.
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Wallace
Sikorsky predicts a 50 ton aircraft far larger than S-42
Sikorsky notes the S42 Brazilian clipper as the largest passenger plane to fly and forecasts a 50 ton aircraft three times as big. He compares future airships to ships of Columbus and imagines steam driven giants, far surpassing present craft. The San Francisco Chamber of Commerce opposes moving government gold from California to Colorado citing earthquake risk.
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Columbus
Caravel
Ile
San Francisco Chamber of Commerce
California
Colorado
Paddo
King
Rervica
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A.M Mello
Utale
Utah Oil Refining
Utah
Idaho
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Jouston
Ship Channel
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