Castoria supplies soothing relief for fretful children
Castoria is described as a safe vegetable remedy for babies and older children. It calms a fretful infant, relieves constipation, cold pains, and other discomforts, with doctors endorsing its safety. Mothers are advised to keep an extra bottle in case of emergencies and to read the included book for details.
Africa Imports Ladybird Beetles for South Africa
Africa imports beneficial insects from California to combat a pernicious mealybug affecting South African trees. Trials show American spotted ladybird beetles prey on the pest, and officials hope to expand importation to build a strong, descendants-based army of insects for orchard protection.
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Birds Sing on Trees Near Nests Spark Male Rivalries
Birds sing from singing trees near the female’s nest. The tree is usually visible to the nest, and when another bird intrudes on this tree, fierce clashes between males follow.
Like a Vehicle Mrs. Hoyle It is a wonder to watch neighbors
Mrs Hoyle remarks on keeping watch over neighbors in a wry exchange with Mrs Doyle who jokes about her being rubber tired. The dialogue reflects playful social banter and neighborhood curiosity.
Secret syrup pepsin remedy promise and warnings
A promotional passage touts syrup pepsin as a cure all for digestive issues and better appetite. It appeals to all ages, claims Dr Caldwell introduced the treatment over fifty years ago, and notes pharmacists stock the preparation with ready directions.
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The Christmas Tree Roots In Pagan Norse Legend
Elmo Scott Watson traces the Christmas tree’s origin from Norse Yule customs to Boniface’s intervention. The oak altar and a boy spared from Thor’s rite sparked the cross crowned tree, later symbolizing Christ’s Light as branches bore apples, candles, and sacred symbols across eras.
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Faith Baldwin Poem Excerpt From St Nicholas
A poetic fragment describes a tree that has learned from a child’s delight and gifts, transforming from starlit, frostbound imagery to a warmer, adorned form. The speaker, an observer of nature, reflects on growth, kinship with a child, and the change from night winds to bright, gilded adornments.
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St Nicholas
Denver Adopts Forest Aided Christmas Tree Plan
Denver authorities in cooperation with the U S forest service unveil a new Christmas tree plan to curb waste and boost forest growth. Last season about 40 000 evergreens were cut for Denver market and many bonfires followed. Under the scheme trees must be sold by licensed vendors with tags proving proper cutting, while roadside thinning in Pike National Forest near Denver aims to ensure future supply and healthier stands.
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Maryland to Scrap Obsolete Laws Proposed
The Maryland legislature may repeal 350 obsolete laws, including provisions allowing masters to feed terrapin to slaves, banished for being antiquated. A lawyers committee reviews statutes to eliminate, with other harsh penalties such as a 25 cent fine for profane swearing in front of officials, rising 50 cents per offense.
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New York World
Stop the pain with Cole’s Carbon salve ad
The J. W. Cole Co. Rockford IL promotes Cole’s Carbon salve saying it stops the burn or cut pain, heals quickly without scars. Available at all druggists for 3 cents, or send 3 cents to Rockford for a sample.
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Spectacles Move From Horn to Lorgnettes in England
In England horn-rimmed glasses are being replaced by lorgnettes with new neck chains of elephant hair linked by gold links. Many women are having them made to their own taste. The popularity rests on elephant hair strength and the belief it brings luck.
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England
Degree Inquiry Sparks Career Quip
A humorous exchange contrasts academia with work, as a speaker notes the newly earned M A degree and jokes about pursuing a Ph D versus securing a J O B. The quip reflects emphasis on immediate employment over further study.
Decline in U S Banks Leaves About Twenty-Seven Thousand
The number of banks in the United States stands at around 27,000, down nearly 4,000 since 1921 due to consolidation, failures, and other causes.
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