Prospective screen scout's test and film classroom plans
A young woman described as a potential screen personality undergoes a studio test, with makeup challenges and a second successful attempt. The piece references teachers and Johnny scouring ears for school readiness, then shifts to Wisconsin professor W. H. Dudley promoting films for schools. Dudley’s bureau distributes classic silent and early films to universities for visual instruction.
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Robin Hood
Silas Mariner
Benedict Arnold
King Lear
Dudley
Onion and bulbs teach kindness through playful talk
In a whimsical garden exchange, Bobby Onion mocks a young onion bulb. The Little bulb responds with grace, aiming to grow into a blossom worthy of praise. Miss Field Lily and Willy Angieworm weigh in on shared bulb origins and mutual effort to please both palate and eye.
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Bobby Onion
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Ash
Miss Field
Zond
Willy Angieworm
Can You Tell by Bodmer and Bodmer
A historical note on bark cloth origins from inner tree bark fibers. It describes how ancient peoples harvested bark, softened and bonded strips, spun fibers into yarn, and invented weaving to form cloth. The piece credits early textile development to native crafts and outlines primitive methods.
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Iwan
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