Uncle Jack Fixes Auntie Jill After Childs Quest
Rex and Babs drift into a pretend hunt for Uncle Jack to calm Auntie Jill who has cried and quarrelled. They find him and return home with plans for a peaceful fishing outing, while Jack consoles Jill and the family reunion begins as parents welcome the pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babs
Jill
Rex
Indies
Dsurt
Vin
Oman
Wex
Dane Trey “Towis
Deb
Jack
Bever
Waeinduin
Lanier
Joyal
Sue
Andi Rex
Farher Burton
Sle
Cole
Jacek
Ile
Biehow
Dane Margery
Iran
Misser Burton
Tarts
Zein
Duffy- Joos
Uncle Jacks
Old Burton
Rover
Dabs
Tex
Golden Uair
Tibby-Cat
Sarah
Jane
Cook
Miyumima
Dada
Mamma
Unelw Reinstated as Jack Returns in Cheerful Notice
In a lighthearted Chicago Times-Herald moment, Rex and Babs laugh at plans for unlimited fishing, bait, swings, and pennies as Jack is reinstated after a dispute. The unnamed speaker's comment ends the excerpt with a note of restored status and softened tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex
Babs
Chicago Times-Herald
Pharaohs Rats Barred at Port By Special Officers
Two unusually large mongoose like creatures arrived on the British steamer Milbridge from Matangas Cuba and were nearly killed after a clash with customs officers. Collector Thomas of Philadelphia ordered their admission barred fearing a pest outbreak, a ruling later rescinded after the ship engineer pleaded for mercy. The animals known as ichneumons or mongooses are native to Africa and Asia and are valued for vermin control in some regions.
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Thomas
Philadelphia Inquirer
Johney
George Barton
Malbridge
Matangas
Cuba
Pennsylvania
Jamaica
Milbridge
Delaware
Spector Brophy
Wilson
Customas
Africa
Asia
Swineford’s Copper Riches Stir Alaska Inside Story
Former Governor A. P. Swineford of Alaska, long a Western newspaper figure, is reported to have struck it rich in copper mines on Baranoff Island. The piece recalls his Washington ties and time as a governor and printer, and shares a humorous anecdote from his early days under Gov. Samuel Medary. It also notes a medical method to distinguish death from catalepsy using fluorescein, detailing how circulation changes color in the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eix-Gov
Swineford Haas
A. PP. Swineford
Alaska
Baranoff Island
Washington
Iie
Ioe
Washington Times
Swineford
Ife
Samuel Medary
Coluimachus
Medary
Ihe
Ike
Devil
Alfred
Seard
Marseilles
Academie Des Sciences
Electro Plated Doors A Bridgeport Invention
The article notes a Bridgeport Connecticut process to electro plate wooden doors with copper or brass. It also mentions timid women and a reference to cats crossing streets, with some calling the trend virtue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport, Conn
How to Roll Barbed Wire and Farm Tips
Practical instructions for building a barbed wire roller with a barrel and wooden headers. Also notes on hay round bales, seed potato cutting, and farm topics like wheat farming wealth, snowshoe horses, and strawberry pest control with rotation to new beds.
Feeding bulky food fuels growth in animals study
A historical note explains bulky feed supports growth by increasing water intake and dry matter use. One hundred pounds of feed yield about seven pounds of solids, requiring large water consumption to maintain distended stomachs and illustrate bulk demand.
Homemade light buns and chocolate cake filling
A vintage recipe passage describes making light buns with sifted flour milk butter sugar eggs and yeast then rising overnight or by morning and baking briefly in a quick oven. It also shares a chocolate creme filling recipe using chocolate sugar flour salt milk eggs and vanilla.
Stuffed Peppers Fudge and Homemaking Hints
A collection of kitchen instructions and home tips detailing stuffed peppers with tomato sauce and chamel, fudge recipe with vanilla, and practical advice on boiler care, frozen raspberries, Hamburg steak, and household chores. Includes fabric and cleaning tips for stockings, dye setting, fretwork, skirts, mirrors, and wood care.
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Jack and Jill
Badis
Erbs
Towis
Philippines
South Africa
Kansas
Oklahoma Wheat Belt
Wichita
Kansas Society
D. W. Blaine
Pratt County
Kansas Wheat Belt
John W. Stewart
Sumner County
Tle
Solomon Lesley
Wellington
Ilinois
Ainslee
Idaho
Owe
Col. B. W. Richards
Laurel LA Cemetery Company
Hammioncon
N. J
Ams
Philadelphia
Curtiss
Iowa
Gino Vie
Hamburg
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