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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1936
Page
11
In Thornton W. Burgess tale Bobby Coon and Billy Mink discuss traps along Laughing Brook. They plan to lift leaf-covered steel jaws to warn others, with Mink proposing a safe method while Coon overcomes fear to help. Their teamwork aims to prevent future victims and ensure safety.
AWNU Service surveys how working brides shape home life and family. It notes many brides keep jobs, influences independence, and raises questions about sustaining family spirit when breadwinners face real pressures. The piece argues lasting partnerships have formed in suburbs over a decade, balancing work and home life.
Toronto Ont. The magic pebbles of Callander birthplace of the Dionne quintuplets are sought by prospective parents. Dr Allan Roy Dafoe says the legend holds that a pebble from Callander can ensure children. He notes some couples have waited years for a child and that many send in ten dollar bills, which he returns.
Play is important but work must come first. This is a lifelong struggle that makes us valiant. If a woman is not great in little things she lacks true greatness. Most men who complain that work does not understand them should be glad of it. A man who tries to achieve something and fails is greater than one who does nothing and succeeds.
An odd old ad promotes colored mammy tea towels to brighten kitchens with humorous scenes. It suggests afternoons off for the mammy figure as the work user embroider sets of towels, with fringe patterns and checkerboard apron motifs referenced. It lists ordering details including a mailing address in New York and a pattern number.
A garbled OCR item references rules for pikes and bastinets with unclear intent. The readable fragments mention defense or weapon fittings and a debated fee or debt. No clear persons organizations places dates or events are identifiable for a solid summary.
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