Appetite of Short Tall the Weasel Hunter
Peter encounters Short Tall the Shrew who boasts a vast appetite and hunting prowess. Short Tall claims to hunt anything that moves and to eat multiple times his body weight daily, then vanishes with a snail, leaving Peter astonished by the creature's voracious hunger.
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Peter
Shadow
Weasel
Reddy Fox
Short-Tall
Trooty the Owl
Jimmy Steunk
Short Tall
Burgess
WNU Services
Deviled Ham and Roast Beef Sandwich Ideas
A compilation of trench style sandwich ideas using ham bits onion pepper and dressings. Recipes include deviled ham with cucumber, butter curry paste mustard and herbs, roast beef with French dressing onion and horseradish, and a beef or steak sandwich with chili sauce on rye bread.
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Western Newspaper Union
Paparazzi Folklore Quote Sparks Syndicate Inquiry
A fragment quotes a playful dispute about the term racketeer and honest business, attributed to a 1930s style hate for crime in the marketplace. The line references a fly buzzing around profit and suggests scrutiny of syndicate activity.
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WNU
Fragmented Puzzle of Curious Phrases in OCR Text
A garbled OCR fragment mixes notes on bats, forests, and damp essays with mis-typed phrases about France houses and colonial Massachusetts versus Virginia settlers. It reads as a nonsensical aggregation of random lines from a newspaper page.
Thrush Is Good Singer in Springtime Song
The hermit thrush arrives in spring as one of our most accomplished songsters. Critics compare its voice to famed British nightingales in power and range, marking it as notable among our thrushes.
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Thrush
Hermit Thrush
Through A Womans Eyes By Jean Newton
A column explores brain insurance and value of female intellect in society. It argues few women can prove cash returns from brains while many live to support husbands and children, questioning the legitimacy of such policies.
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Jean Newton
Pittsburgh
Golf wrist action and shaft design for distance
The article discusses how wrist action and shaft construction affect golf performance. It explains springy steel shafts improve distance for players with varying wrist strength and suggests a heavy faced club can add feel and improve play for the average golfer.
Debt And Duty To Pay The Heirs Of The Past
A reflective verse on inherited debt and responsibility to future generations. The speaker contemplates paying the “son” who owed the alrece while acknowledging the living owe a broader indemnity to the past. It urges compounding aid to others who come after, despite those who have died.
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Dougisa Maliceth
WNU Burvice
Dairymen Learn From Denmark Herd Improvement
Ohio dairy men studied Danish Kontrol societies formed 40 years ago for monthly tester visits. The tester weighed milk, sampled butterfat, and tracked feed and costs for each cow, enabling culling of poorer cows. Denmark boosted average milk to 8000 pounds and 800 pounds fat, guiding Ohio to similar aims.
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Salisbury
Ohio Stata University
WNU Service
Ohio
Dairymen of
Denmark
Kontrol Societies of
Kontrol Society
Ike
Plant Beach Grass to Check Blowing Sand
The first private attempt to reclaim shifting sand in New York near Brushton Franklin county and nine neighboring counties planted nearly 6,000 clumps of beach grass on a farm. The 80 acre field shows how the grass forms a thick mat, enabling trees to grow in two to three years. The method, used in France and at Jones Beach, places clumps about 18 inches apart.
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New York State
Brushton
Prarklin County
Franklin County
Adiron Facia
France
Long Island Park Commission
Jones Beach
Strip Farming Gains Ground in Saskatchewan District
In Saskatchewan a shift to strip farming, advised by the crop branch of the Department of Agriculture, shows progress on light land. About 2500 acres were planted in strips last season and farmers report a crop for the first time in four years, with many planning to continue or start strip farming this year.
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Saskatchewan
Department of Agriculture
Montreal Herald
Inaccurate Aim With Gun But Car Hits Target, Says Expert
A columnist quotes Filovering Fio noting a gun in the hand of an avocado person fails to hit a barn while the same hand on a car or train becomes easy to strike, illustrating misaligned accuracy.
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Avorado Percen
Filovering Fio
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Control stomach worms in lamb pastures with drenches
Rotating pastures to prevent lamb grazing on land used by sheep the previous year is a strong worm control method. Even on permanent pastures, stomach worms can be managed by drenching with a blue stone or copper sulphate solution. The treatment is easy to administer and inexpensive.
Agricultural Squibs and Fertilizer Effects Across Crops
The article notes cherry trees respond more to nitrogen than apple or plum trees while tomatoes may expand on 45000 acres in the Ozark hills of Arkansas. It reports Tennessee hay corn and tobacco production fell 10 to 20 percent in 1932 and North Dakota leads in county milk averages at 90 gallons per person. Dairy products retreat in farm income, shifting emphasis from cattle hogs and sheep. Thirty seven crop rotation plans were adopted as demonstrations by Alliance County farmers this season.
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North Dakota
Alawance
Knitting Care Tips Teach Gentle Washing Methods
Tips for washing knitwear safely describe testing color fastness, outlining the garment on paper before wetting, removing unwashable fasteners, turning inside out, using neutral soap, and gently reshaping on a dry towel. It advises pinning to a form to avoid shrinkage and avoiding rolling colored items while wet.
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Reni
Understanding Between Britain and United States
Harold Nicholson argues that Britain and America understand each other less than other nations. He says Englandmisreads public opinion in America and Americans misread Westminster. He concludes he understands nothing about the United States.
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Great Britain
United States
Harold Nicholson
England
America
Westminster
Hay
Life's Retrospect Neo Man Reflects on Regret
A fragmented reminiscence quotes Carl Tea about a man who left his work unfinished and now ponders past deeds and missed opportunities. The text blends reflective tone with hints of duty and consequence, lacking clear context or full details.
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Rege
Carl Tea
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