Girl’s Story Branded Hoax Exposed in New York Hospital
A 16 year old girl at Bellevue Hospital confessed that her tale of being an Indian princess, daughter of Big Chief Lee and Princess Little Star Lee of Texas, was a fabrication. She claimed Connecticut Yankee identity Marion J Nau. Her mother, Mrs Helen Naw of Stamford CT, identified her as a missing daughter. The girl fainted from exposure and malnutrition and remained hospitalized as authorities investigated.
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E guiding your child perpetual motion by Alice Clarissa Richmond
A paragraph from a 1920s guide discusses how fidgety children seem restless in class yet may absorb lessons in motion. It argues young kids struggle to sit still and that concentration emerges only as they grow older and develop control.
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A fragment describes John Smith fleeing by foot and a used car purchase. He evades pursuers, contemplates privacy at a rest stop, and notices a city landscape with autumn fields and maples. A teacher’s note on student attention closes with a statistic about sugar consumption and population.
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