Typhoid Patient and Quiet Nurse Share Fragments of Truth
An ill man in a hospital conversation with a nurse reveals typhoid is milder than feared due to age. A nurse questions treatment, while a Manitoba origin speaker notes American ignorance about geography. The scene touches literacy gains and printing demand as global ink imports rise.
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Efficient Housekeeping and Kitchen Remedies From Odd Fragments
A collage of household tips and recipes reads like a vintage column. It covers renewing dingy rubbers with ammonia wash and wax, removing tobacco stains from ashtrays with alcohol and salt, making Molasses Candy with New Orleans molasses and roasted peanuts, and cooking spaghetti with cheese in a baked dish.
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Airblast suggestion aids aircraft landing and takeoff
A historical report notes a proposal to dull an airblast to assist both landing and takeoff. Observers mention birds turning heads when viewing the vent and contend a blast could lift the machine or slow it near the ground. The text argues such a blast might help the aviator and could prove valuable for controlling the machine.
Our Children Mis Blut Ambiguity and a Bright Child's Plight
A fragmentary, era-laden story follows Caroline, a five year old deemed too small for her class by teachers and judged by a psychologist, while her mother defends her as exceptionally bright. The piece weaves child development, schooling, and a stray note on measles trends across years with April May peaks and September lows.
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Your Baby and Mine by Myrill Wmir srinel
Advice column addressing a parent’s questions about toddler development feeding behavior and health. It covers walking age, teething, dental care, toilet training readiness, appetite, reading, and eye health with cautious guidance and home tips. It notes normal variation and emphasizes patience and responsive care.
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Myrill Wmir Srinel
Dorothy Dix on Love Duty and Unsentimental Marriage
Dorothy Dix counsels a 25 year old woman with a baby and husband to avoid abandoning her home. She warns that pursuing a “good time” leads to unhappiness, loss of child, and regret, while steadfast marriage offers safety, memory, and future stability.
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Jennie
Doe
Wie
Dorothy Dix- Ton
Han
Jay Ledtze
Ruth Seu
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Lars South
Saunt
Oriole AC Hospital Band Appeal Sparks Community Debate
Percy Crosby writes as Dear Skippy about a call from Dr E Chaptre of Columbia University for an Oriole AC Hospital band. He questions why many players are labeled as athletes while poor youths are ignored and urges donations to support a trust to aid disadvantaged kids. Citizens rally for action and press for collective contributions.
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E. Chaptre
Columbia University
Oriole AC
Rome
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