The Goldfish Threatens and Brings a Twist to The Portrait Invisible
In a New York gambling house, The Goldfish confronts Slim and Butch accusing a visitor of murder and treachery. He flips the tables by exposing hidden knowledge and demands Bruce Craigin marry his beloved, the accused woman, to shield her from a sensational case and the relentless press.
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New York
Slim
Butch
Goldfish
Maulder
Robert Craigin
Churgen
Craigie
Sruce
Jn Bander
Craigin
Francia Galt
Bruce
Yehe Analah
Iricka
Robert Cragin
Katy Uandall
Geliish
Ila
Jane Simmns
Allen
Ale
Robert
Bibliophile Club
Joe
Hooker
Headquarter
Mothers and Their Children To Shorten a Walk
One mother explains how a long walk to the car line becomes lively by guessing which conductor will take them to town and recalling which one brought them back. Passengers shared the ride and memory training helps small boys forget walking discomforts.
Story of a Sponge and Its Life
The best sponges come from the Mediter ranean and are also shipped from China, South America, and the West Indies. A sponge is an animal not a plant or seaweed, living, eating, growing and propagating its species. It has a nervous system and feelings, with life housed in its channels and cavities while surrounding material remains inorganic.
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Mediterranean
China
South America
West Indies
Cookies For School Lunches And Tomorrow Machine Mending
A period piece column lists school lunch menu items and home baking recipes. Old Time Cookies include sugar butter milk and bread flour. Grandma s Cookies feature eggs coconut cocoa and baking powder. Also included are Drop Nut Cookies Drop Chocolate Cookies and Brownies with standard sweeteners and walnuts. The piece ends with Tomorrow Machine Mending.
Boy of Five Refuses to Talk
A mother asks Myrtle Meyers Eldred for help with a five year old boy who won t speak to strangers. The advice urges avoiding punishment or shaming, building a safe, nonjudgmental environment, and allowing the child to talk or stay silent as he chooses. The teacher is praised for progress by not forcing words.
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Mra. L. K
Personal Service Notice to Write Mrs Lidied
An odd personal service notice inviting readers to write Mrs Lidied to discuss intimate problems and receive a boxset by reply. Addressed to Mrs Sty te Meyer Elied in Bridgeyo t Tussin, the item resembles a home message or advice request published in the column.
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Truaders
Relegiicn
Lidied
Addiesy
Sty Te Meyer Elied
Bridgeyo T Tussin
Dorothy Dixs Letter Box on the worst fault a wife can have
Dorothy Dix gathers a chorus of men discussing wives faults. A husband laments nagging and jealousy while others rail against sensitiveness undomesticity temper and controlling behavior. Each speaker insists their wife is the hardest fault to bear in a lively if sharp exchange.
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Jim
The Mighty Blacksmith of Bearland England Shown
Two men failed to strangle J C Price of the Forge Bearland England. His extraordinary strength includes tying a rope in a slip knot and resisting choking as two men press. He can hold his own in a tug of war with nineteen men and can drive nails into wood with one hand.
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J C Price
Bearland
England
Mr Price
Good Time Guy Ariadne Admission Spoiled by Assurance
A playful exchange shows Ariadne criticizing Guy for his rash behavior but he cushions the moment with reaffirmed faith, muting the tension. The scene ends with an ironic concession as the plan collapses under accented assurance.
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Melynews
Molyneux
Radhive
Gluyas Williams
Laura A. Kirkman
Myrtle Meyer Eldred
Dorothy Dix
By Percy Crosby
the Mighty Blacksmith
Dontou
Aroline
Guy
Caceenes
Neo
CLL
Laway
Frank Smiley
Cornhall City
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