The Kiwi Kiwi Bird Talks With Doris And Squeedee
Doris encounters Mrs Kiwi Kiwi the peculiar long beaked bird in captivity. Squeedee explains the bird’s New Zealand origin and odd charm while Doris learns about the creature’s strength and lack of visible wings. The scene ends as Doris and Squeedee try to talk amidst the yard’s bustle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oris
Doris
Squeedee
New Zealand
Squeedie
America
Hhem
Mrs.Kiwi
Home Kitchen Camp Recipes for Fire Building and Mulligan Stew
Camp cooking guide outlines building a bed of coals and layered tinder for a roaring fire. It covers folding gridiron and oven use for biscuits and pies, plus Mulligan stews with beef venison or fish. Includes game Indian broil and methods to thicken gravy with flour alternatives.
Dinner Drama Deepens in Family Tete-a-Tete
The narrator watches Alfred and Bess Dean during a dinner where compliments hid the tension of two looming issues. He aims to reveal Dr. Foxham's verdict to Leila and to uncover Bess Dean’s scheming, while Leila faces mounting strain as Bess chases Alfred. The dynamic tests trust and loyalty within the Durkee circle.
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Durkees
Bess Dean
Alfred
Mrs. Durkee
Lelia
Leila
Dr. Foxham
Bess
Lilian
Dicky
Edith Fairfax
Leila Durkee
Bass Dean
Dickybird
Alf
Keepa
Bayview
Home Sweet Home remembered in song and home lyrics
Winifred Black reflects on John Howard Payne and the enduring appeal of Home Sweet Home. She notes the song’s origins in Clari the Maid of Milan and its universal association with humble American homes, mothers, and childhood joys.
John Howard Payne Died Far From Home In Tunis
The piece reflects on John Howard Payne as a wanderer who died in Tunis while having traveled the world. It contrasts his exile with the familiar refrain Home Sweet Home and recalls memories of childhood and songs that comfort the soul.
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John Howard Payne
Tunis
America
Insects and bites facts for summer readers
This page surveys common pests and stinging insects of summer and practical remedies. It notes mosquitoes can carry diseases, lists protective measures and home treatments, and covers bites from bees, wasps, spiders, fleas, and lice with cautions on removal and relief. It also references Lord Carnarvon’s death and urges screening and sanitation.
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Carnarvon
Why Cooling Beverages Really Are Beauty Aids
A nostalgic piece extols the value of a clear complexion and hints at simple beauty steps. It argues that maintaining beauty is worthwhile and invites readers to accept easy precautions for a flawless look.
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Togo
Lea
Tomorrow's HORGSCOPE for Tuesday June 5
Horoscope notes a busy day with planetary aligns Sel and Saturn guiding pending matters to a head. Cautions on new contracts, careful paperwork, and prudent finances. Emphasizes health, hydration, and moderation in social life with a proposed routine of eight glasses daily.
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Sel
Saturn
Advice to Girls and Young Lovers From Annie Laurie
A column features letters from youths and girls about romance and propriety. Annie Laurie and readers advise on proposing by mail, managing competing suitors, keeping dignity, and avoiding inappropriate kissing while navigating friendships and engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Laurie
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Blanch Sao
Doris and
Mrs. Kiwi-Kiwl
Jeannette Young Norton
Adele Garrison
In Feature Service, Inc
Madge
Juanita Hamel
Winifred Black
Milan
Henry Bishop
Burns
Stephen Foster
Royal
Copeland, M.D. Pormer
Sommassiaser Oy Hem
New York
Tader
Oye
KB Dean
Ast
Gtrl
Oldilocks
Goldilocks
Annie Laurer
Noene
Ehip
Dobar
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