The Clancy Kids Ice Cream Party Delight
Percy L. Crosby reports a juvenile games feature where the Clancy children enjoy a festive party with ice cream. The scene captures playful mischief and lighthearted revelry amid a neighborhood gathering.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Standard Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1919
Page
17
Percy L. Crosby reports a juvenile games feature where the Clancy children enjoy a festive party with ice cream. The scene captures playful mischief and lighthearted revelry amid a neighborhood gathering.
An advertising snippet claims quick relief for corns with a product called Freezone. It promises painless application using fingers and targeted drops, asserting the treatment stops pain instantly and removes the corn without effort.
A fragmented 1919 era youth page mixes nursery verse and illustrated scene fragments. It threads playful characters through a narrative about school life and imaginative travel, with scattered references to Nurse, Suess style whimsy, and a wandering storytelling tone.
At the International Conference of Women Physicians in New York the freshness of air and its effect on malnutrition in children amid war conditions was debated. Dr McCall argued fresh air yields weaker improvements in physical and mental metrics compared with semi fresh air, while Dr Shen urged broader medical care and regular examinations for children.
A chaotic wartime note outlines urgent steps after shell discoveries. It calls for locating unexploded ordnance, using dead timber for fuel and seedbeds, and reforesting areas with seeds or seedlings. It stresses rapid action to rebuild supply chains and timber for defense needs and cites Germany as the trigger for paying timber costs.
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