The Smell That Made Muskrat Famous
Peter Mabbit and Short Tail the Shrew discuss a funny scent. Short Tail admits the odor is his own musk. They debate whether others dislike it and note predators like Reddy Fox and Sted Tall the Hawk avoid it, while Tooty the Owl tolerates it.
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Short Tall the Shrew
Tim
Peter Mabbit
Serry Miuskrat
Peter
Short Tail
Jerry Muskrat
Reddy Fox
Sted Tall
Tefer
Knightly echoes in a tunnel tale with sand bag staff
In a 1933 fragment, emebagt links ancient knightly combat to a man using a sand bag tipped ebony staff. Peter and Short Tall debate eye size and concealment as footsteps approach, hinting at danger or discovery.
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Peter
Short Tall
Serrica
Spared Shots And The Golf Compact Swing Tactics
A 1933 Bell Syndicate WIN service column discusses how favored shots bias play and spread to others, advocating corrective methods such as using a ashie for a hard shot and avoiding Ko Sor 4 iron. It argues establishing a medium, firm shot improves confidence and greens hold.
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Francis Quinnet
Pla
Pln
Bell Syndicate
Portraits in Profile Across Centuries and Lands
A historical overview traces profile portraiture across centuries and regions from medieval Persia to the Far East and Nile valley sites, noting early sixteenth century instances and a fine silhouette of Goethe in a notable collection.
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Persia
Far East
Nile Valley
Goethe
Sandwich Recipes From A Historic Pantry
A fragment lists several sandwiches using pork and dried beef with onions, green pepper, and mayonnaise. It mentions pork mixed with onion and peppers on buttered bread, a boiled-dinner pork version with egg, and a dried beef and pickle option spanned on buttered bread with mayonnaise.
The Same Old Flag
A poem laments the enduring emblem of the nation as the flag is replaced by newer designs yet remains the same blue red and white symbol. It contrasts old and new flags and repeats the idea that the flag endures across generations and battles. The verse names colors and the flag’s constancy across time.
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Dougisa
Vintage Deli Sandwich Ideas From A Forgotten Menu
A list of sandwich preparations features corned beef with mustard and lettuce on white bread, dried beef with green peppers and salad dressing on rye, chopped tongue with cucumber relish on buttered whole wheat, and a tomato cheese mix with chopped dried beef. The text describes variations using mayonnaise, fat from the meat, and options like Fforseradith as a substitute, reflecting a retro-style culinary guide.
Fragmented OCR quiz notes mix of facts and jokes
A jumble of sentence fragments mentions trees for navigation jokes about boners in exams humor from teachers Alaska United States metal wealth Indiana colonists pipe with William Penn Renaissance Europeans and Middle Ages beakers beaks pelicans France schooling backward grades missionary tricks Rome fall and a garbled note.
How I Broke Into The Movies
A memoir of a former actress recounts moving to Hollywood from San Francisco, facing repeated rejections, and finally breaking in with The Girl in His House and later leading roles with Dustin Farnum and Will Rogers. The author stresses not dwelling on “ifs” and embracing decisive action to pursue an ambition.
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Hollywood
San Francisco
New York
Blanche Ring
Vitagraph
Cae Ng
Farle Williams
Dustin Farnum
Will Rogers
Frank Keenan
Vortant News Newa
Eda
Emall
Paris Queens Parade Marks Milestone Festival Amid Spectacle
A National Geographic bulletin describes Paris during Mardi Gras era celebrations with queens elected from each arrondissement. The royal pageant rides in autos and floats along a city tour route ending at the Lilysee palace and No fel de Ville where the president honors the Queen of Queens with a wrist watch.
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National Geographic
Paris
Republic
Sucs
Mi Caremes
Latin Quarter
Madeleine the Opera
Port Saint Denis
Lilysee Palace
Nofel de Ville
Ecrty
Populist Speculation Becomes Dance Amid Broker Debate
In a 1933 Bell Syndicate item, a WNT Service report mocks market speculation as a broker named Alddies dances while the crowd ponders the value of rumors.
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Alddies
Town Named After My Great Grandfather Judge Impossible
A historical claim discussed by Brooklyn Hagle notes a town allegedly named for the speaker's great grandfather Judge Impossible who reportedly received the name in 1776, while the town itself did not appear on maps at that time.
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Brooklyn
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Union
By Douglas Malloch
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Sandwich
Alaska
United States
Indiana
America
Wiliam Penn
Europe
France
Roma
Rome
Hal C. Herman
R. Irene Rich
Stabio Gates
Irena Rich
Papa
WNT
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Pemple
Ernest C.rossiter
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