Alley Beautification Drives Amarillo Interest in Hidden Spaces
Household pride extends to alleys as citizens consider beautifying overlooked backyards. Readers learn that tidy, greened alleys can raise curb appeal and invite more attention than neglected passageways. The piece links street charm to property value and community image.
Much Artistry In the Kitchen
New York’s temperamental restaurant man George La Mare moves between kitchen and host duties, famed for a portable blackboard menu and prime ingredients shipped from Idaho and Long Island. The piece sketches his flair, entourages of society guests in Saratoga, and notes on other colorful figures of the era.
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George la Mare
Philadelphia
Hollywood
Saratoga
Miami
Palm Beach
la Maze
Iolaho
Long Island
The County Fairs Then and Now Across America
A nostalgic sketch on county fairs tracing their roots to 1810 with Elkanah Watson and outlining unchanged elements from barns and livestock to rides and pies. The piece notes rural progress, the enduring appeal of midway attractions, and the cultural role of fairs in American life.
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Elkanah Watson
Albany
Angel
United States
Pinrida
Pnd
California
Scientists Hint At Possible Life On Moon
AP feature notes color changes in some moon craters and mountains resembling Earth volcanic scars. William H Picker ing suggests tinges of red and emerald may indicate vegetation or hardy microbes, varying with the moon’s day, half a month long.
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New York
William H. Pickering
Indi
Molly Milford Mystery Ransom Plot Unfolds In Secluded Lair
The scene centers on Steve Black and his gang pressuring Molly Milford who is disguised as another girl. Brent Stuart, an architect, seeks to rescue Molly while facing a half million dollar payoff and police risk. Molly feigns a tale to buy time as Brent pleads for her safety.
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Thornton
Stephen
Black
Louis
Steve
Molly Milford
Brent
Brent Stuart
Miss Milford
Molly
Steve Black
Welcome Robin Encounters Stranger Boy In Old Orchard
In Thornton Burgess style, the Old Orchard folk discover a boy and a twin girl, Sue and Sammy, staying with Farmer Brown's Boy. The feathered residents watch with suspicion, learning safety lies in being wary of strangers. The scene ends with Sue and Sammy entering the barn.
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Welcome Robin
Farmer Brown
Tommy Tit
Sue
Sammy
Green Forest
Green Meadows
Jenny Wren
Robin
Bluebird
Mrs. Bluebird
Kitty the Catbird
Little Friend
Long Sparrow
T. W. Burgess
Deep Breathing Is a Good Tonic
A piece on breathing exercises notes inhaling and exhaling with intention helps oxygen intake and posture. It suggests a simple routine to fill the lungs fully and breathe deeply anywhere for health and energy benefits.
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McNaught Syndicate, Inc
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