Paradise Fish Teaches Shadow Kids About Nesting
In a tale from 1930, Knarf and fellow shadows visit an aquarium and meet a Paradise fish guarding its bubble nests. The big fish explains he blows bubbles as nests and may occasionally eat tiny fish, but promises his offspring will someday leave the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knarf
Hanid
Yam
Flor
Mij
Mil
Christmas Eve Mistletoe Mischief at the Graham House
A Christmas Eve party scene unfolds as youths chase under mistletoe while Mrs. Graham hosts. Adults share amused reflections on youth, freedom, and modern versus old fashioned values. The piece ends with a promise of continuation tomorrow.
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Philip Versteen
Jerry
Peery
Relief Groceries Contract Awarded in Racine
A Racine Health Department relief commissary awarded the groceries contract to the lowest bidder among several grocers after a municipal bidding process.
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Racine
Wis
Health Department
Make This Model at Home Stunning Pajamas
The Athens Messenger presents pattern 2069 for women’s pajamas with a new bodice length from fashionable over-blouses and wide, fitted trousers. Choose plain or printed fabrics such as sateen rayon broadcloth or crepe de chine in sizes 14 through 40. Send 15 cents per pattern plus size details to The Athens Messenger Pattern Department, 248 West 17th Street, New York City.
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Anne Adams
Athens Messenger Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Bright Colors Rule For Extra Dresses In Mid Season Wardrobe
Amos Parrish notes bright colored dresses are in fashion to brighten mid season wardrobes. Pair red or green with black coats, rusts or hennas with brown coats, or blue with blue for smart ensembles. Practical picks include lightweight wool or silk dresses with simple lines and minimal trimming for day wear and versatility.
Electric device to control flames in gas blasts tested
In Pittsburgh the U S Bureau of Mines under Dr Bernard Lewis conducts experiments to use a two electrode system to halt flame spread from gas explosions. The device could apply to coal mines gas pipelines and other blast sites and shows promise for rapid flame cut off.
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Pittsburgh
U.R
United States Bureau of Mines
Bernard Lewis
Lewis
Department of Explosives
Bureau
Stars Say- For Thursday December 11
The forecast notes a lively day with Neptune and Mercury influencing trends. New projects and contracts are likely but anxieties and financial peril may arise. birthdays bring unusual chances and possible secretive undertakings. A born child may be versatile and shrewd with literary or mystical leanings.
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Genevieve Kemble
Neptune
Why the World Has Gone Vulgar in This Era
A columnist laments modern vulgarity and rotting details in culture and society. He recalls old standards, mocks sensational stories, and questions whether wholesome entertainment survives in 1930s life. The piece ends with a call to reconsider manners and decency.
Fraud warning on fly-by-night mail order houses in Ohio
Frances Perkins industrial commissioner of New York warns Ohio residents in a letter to Governor Cooper about a nationwide fraud scheme by New York fly-by-night mail order houses. The notice appeared in Columbus as part of the statewide alert.
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Columbus
U.R
New York
Ohio
Cooper
Frances Perkins
Buckeye
Bueckerye
Building and Loan Association
Pupils Present Short Seals Plays in Athens County
Pupils will stage short plays and the Christmas Health Seal story in Athens County Schools Friday as part of a state observance of Christmas Health Seal Day led by J L Chaften of the Ohio Department of Education. The Health Seal will be sold to pupils, per W W Ankenbrand and the Athens County Health Seal Committee. A talk on the Educational Value of the Christmas Health Seal by Mr Clifton of WATIU Columbus is set for 12 30 Thursday afternoon.
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Athens County
J. L. Chaften
Ohio Department of Education
W. W. Ankenbrand
Athena City
Athens County Health Seal Committee
Clifton
WATIU
Columbus
Apple measures 16 inches in circumference on display
William Townley exhibits a Tompkins County King apple weighing one and a half pounds and measuring 16 inches in circumference. The large fruit is showcased to impress observers in local agricultural display.
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Jackson
William Townley
Tompkins County
Keeping Fit Keeps Muscles Ready for Life’s Demands
Dr. Royal S. Copeland urges daily muscular control through nutrition, rest, sunlight, and regular exercise. He emphasizes that movement relies on nerves and joints, and that neglecting healthy living leads to fatigue, disease, and eventual breakdown, urging action over words.
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DR. Copeland
Boeing
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