New Phase of 2s of a Wife
Mark sUtigg narrates a journey fraught with tension as Major Grantland arranges a plan involving an association of Nations. The scene shifts from Washington to a roadside car stop near Aberdeen, where Dicky and the chauffeur discuss faults in the vehicle and an implied secret mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark sUtigg
Washington, Ja
Wii
Mal
Batte
League of Nations
Winnif Harding
New York
Grantland
Ancient home remedy plan to banish crow's feet
A historical beauty column prescribes water splash routines each morning for five minutes followed by a firm dry pat, then a lemon honey face mask for fifteen minutes. The piece touts a fifteen day course and offers an alternate hot water method with a rich skin cream blend for different skin textures.
Pen Pictures of Prominent Bridgeporters Imost twenty years ago
Walder came to Bridgeport and opened the Caesar Misch store at 2113 Main Street where Heller brothers now operate. The business grew rapidly, moving to larger quarters at Main and Golden Hill as the site for the future Caesar Misch store. He is vice president of Caesar Misch, Inc, well connected across New England. He belongs to the Bridgeport Club and the New York Athletic Club, and is married with two sons and a daughter.
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Imost
WI. Walder
Caesar Misch
Main Street
Heller Brothers
Main
Golden Hill Street
Mr. Walder
Caesar Misch, Inc
Kee Whele
Bridgeport
New England
Easy Athletic Club
New York City
Mother Goose and Peter the Great in 18th century lore
A nostalgic column praises Mother Goose as a pioneering figure in child literature and recounts how Thomas Fleet printed The Rhymes of Mother Goose. It interweaves reflections on childhood education with anecdotes about Peter the Great’s court jester Bakov Turgenev and lavish royal weddings, highlighting whimsy, power, and memory across eras.
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Mistress Goose
Pabelam
Wilebeth Goose
Thomas Lest
Boston
Fleeta
Goose
Fleet
Thomas
Golns
Mother Goose
Thomas Treet
Bella
Banbury Cross
Famous Wits of History and Peter the Great
The article recalls Peter the Great on the throne of Russia and his self imposed travels to learn trade skills. It notes his early life as a large strong man who worked as a ship carpenter in Holland and other trades. It adds he used humor as a defining trait and jokes as a tool in leadership development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter the Great
Holland
Rusata
Neeta
Dear Annie Laurie's Advice Column On Vamp Perceptions
A young woman seeks guidance on why older men pursue her and how to attract younger suitors, while another asks about involvement with a married man. Annie Laurie urges self-honesty and cautions on relationships, noting readers may write in for replies on feminine topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annis Laurie
Lily
Annie Bautle
Miss Laurie
Tomorrow's Horoscope for Sunday and Monday Jan 9 10
The column predicts an interesting Sunday chart with brilliant configurations and possible sudden visits. It warns to guard against accidents and irregular conduct and notes birthdays bring a strong year if cautious with money and behavior. Monday foresees unusual social and romantic events, with possible elopements or scandals and urged discretion for the young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astral
Stars, destiny, and ancient astronomy instruments
A discussion traces the allure of astrology versus astronomy and notes how leaders and famous figures shaped events through star lore. It highlights historic instruments in the oldest observatory once founded by Kublai Khan, and recalls their seizure and return after World War II era events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simteeman
Ior
Kublai Khan
Pakin
Potsdam
Germany
Caring for Baby Nose The Right Way
Health officials urge strict hygiene to prevent illness from nasal discharge. Each child should have a personal handkerchief and cleaning routine using cotton and cleaned hands. avoid shared towels and utensils to curb infections like influenza and pneumonia and prevent earache from nasal infections.
Old colonial home making settles and trundle seats described
The article details the wood and upholstery of colonial era settles, built around fireplaces and mantels. It notes built in bookcases, trundle seats, and drop seats with wooden buttons serving as extra tables. It describes Dutch ovens, pew style settles, and decorative carvings reflecting national history or vines.
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Elasty Adieux
Maj. Grandland
Agate
Dicky
Southern Cedars
Rand
Graham
Aberdeen
Dicy
Qfajor Grant
Lane
Mursover
Manyi
Senators
Eac
Fletcher
Tennessea
Zirér
Immedi
Knox Wretten
Cout
Sakae Meee
Mer York Crvy
Akl
MR Walders
DEA Ax
Caesar Mish. Inc
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City Athletic Club OF Ag, S
Clara Morris
Elizabeth Goose
Beenze
Mrueth Goose
Peter
Coventry
Greadfather
Bakov Turgenev
Sexton
Patera
Chare
Cyars
Hideat Duxultaries
Russia
Peter Give
Keara
Annie Laurie
Annie Latrie
Soing
Mishraele
Royal
Copeland
M.D
Commissioner of Health
Lal
Bxty
Hesha
Nealthy
FEE Walter Baker & Co. Ltd
Dorchester
Mass
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