Town Topics Assembled At His Home Indulged In With Child
At his residence H A MacGILL led a gathering described as light and gleeful with children present. The event centered on a cheerful town social, with attendees enjoying informal entertainment and friendly exchanges.
Uncle Wiggily and Ink Berries Villain Trap
In a 1913 Young Folks' Corner tale Uncle Wiggily seeks sugar for Nurse Jane and is captured by a fox. Johnnie and Billie Burry craft ink from ink berries, but a police dog rescues him after he writes a letter for help from the fox den. The episode highlights ink berry writing as a clever escape.
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Johnnie
Gillie Bushytail
Squirrel Boys
Uncle Wiggly
Tick
Bunny Rabbit
Billie
Sruirre
Sol
Nelle
Jane
Laele
F.havenot
Uncle Wiggily
Nurse Jane
Tinele
Rau
Fuzzy Fox
Caele
Joan Ging
Skeegicks
Duele
Alora
Uncle Wiesily
Hal
Tie
Wigerly
Joe
Lift off Corns With Simple Home Method
A promotion claims corns and calluses can be removed with Freezone for a few cents. Apply to the corn or callus with fingers, and the hard skin is said to lift away, root and all, without pain or soreness. Product marketed as a drugstore remedy.
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Uncle Wigerly
Ionele Wigally
Eno
Robert Clark
Milford
Coan
Culicura Labratories
Dept. H
Malden
Mass
Culicura Sonn Shaves
Fresh Air Questioned at International Conference
New York reporters describe statements by Dr W A afesalt and Dr Henry L Shaw at the women physicians conference. They discuss ventilation studies, nutrition, and the impact of war on malnutrition and child health, highlighting semi fresh air, diet, and regular rest as factors in child welfare.
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New York
W. A.afesalt
New York Teachers' College
Henry L. Shaw
Albany
McCall
New York State Commission
France Needs Timber From German Forests After War
A Review of Reviews piece argues for using German forests to rebuild France after war. It calls for locating unexploded shells and salvaging timber, then reforesting, noting France lacks material while Germany has surplus forests ready for harvest. It urges immediate action to supply lumber for houses, factories, and schools.
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France
Germany
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