Humble Miss Margaret Refuses Sundae in Store
A Baltimore American item recounts a child named Margaret who answers a shop clerk with a firm no to a chocolate sundae, illustrating how a simple sound can hold little meaning to a child. It also recalls a Washington anecdote about a minister and a fire alarm during a National Education Association dinner.
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Miss Margaret
Baltimore
Nooker T. Washington
Cleveland
National Educational Association
Coats for Children Sketch Shows Simple Elegant Winter Styles
Readers are presented with three child coats in serge or covert cloth suitable for school wear. Designs include sable brown rajah coat with ecru breadcloth trim, Egyptian red serge coat with red braid tabs, and pongee garment edged with wine braid. Accessories feature matching hats and beaver bat with satin scarf.
Cleaning Ivory Items and Stain Removal Tips
The article offers methods to clean ivory toilet articles and remove stains. It suggests warm soapy water and sun exposure for light stains, lemon juice additions, careful water temperature, and using oxalic acid for deep stains. For collar stains on skin, hydrogen peroxide with absorbent cotton applied nightly is recommended until stains fade.
Clear Velvety Skin Best Charm Says Old Magazine
An article urges natural methods for beauty: outdoor exercise for purer blood, deep breathing to clear the lungs, and massaging creams to cleanse pores. It stresses fresh air, proper diet, and reliable massage cream as essential to preserving a complexion and youthful appearance.
Planning Girl's Winter Dress and Bloomers for Warmth
Guidance advises buying extra material for bloomers to match each dress to provide body and warmth. Bloomers reduce need for petticoats, save laundry and wear, and offer freedom of movement. Also urge mending garments promptly to extend life and cut laundry needs.
How to Treat Sore Feet with Water and Heels
A brief note suggests pouring water into shoes when the cap is too small or loose, placing a dish overnight, then wearing them in the morning to keep the heel dry and prevent further suffering. The text reads as a practical remedy in old fashioned terms.
Heir to Great Fortune Baby Brown Tours Europe
The eight year old heir to millions, known as Baby Brown, travels with his mother after escaping suspected kidnappers. He left for Europe last winter, visiting England and the south of France with Mrs. Brown, sister Countess d Osmay.
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Newport
John Nicholas =Brown
Baby” Brown
John Carter Brown
Baby Brown
Europe
England
France
Paris
Brown
Countess d'Osmay
Susan Dresner
Little Johnny Brown Evolving Into Master Nicholas Brown
A vivid chronicling of baby Brown, now called Master Nicholas Brown, growing up in luxury. The boy, tutored by a nurse and private detective, enjoys silk outfits, daily cream, four light meals, horseback rides, drives with his mother, and evening moving pictures. His grandmother's frail health anchors family routines.
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Elizabeth Georgette Marie Valentine
d'Osmay
Piccadilly
London
Champs Elysees
Paris
Baby Brown
Toby” Crown
Nicholas Brown
Bride of Winston Churchill Married in London
The bride Miss Clemen iine Hoxier daughter of the late Sir Henry Hoxier and Lady Blanche Hoxier weds Winston Churchill president of the British board of trade. She is a musician who speaks six languages and is cousin to the Earl of Airlie. The wedding marks England's fourth ministerial marriage in a year.
Immenae Lake Project Details Reported
The Gatum artificial lake near the Panama Canal is planned to cover 164.23 square miles with a normal surface height of 85 feet above sea level. The Gatum dam will be about 1.5 miles long and 0.5 miles wide at the base, with a crest 135 feet above mean tide and top thickness of 80 feet.
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Immenae
Gatum Lake
Panama Canal
Gatum
Comic Exchange Echoes at Court Over Daughters
In a judge's humorous sidelight a patient jokes about animal food and hay as he recovers, while a doctor notes the patient's weakness and failed diet. A witty exchange about Richman’s two daughters surfaces amid legal proceedings.
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The readable text fragment provides no clear events or identifiable people, places, or organizations to summarize into a single article item with date or outcome. The words appear as garbled OCR with scattered names and phrases, not forming a reportable incident or notice.
Desperate Stroke Uncovers Big Bonanza River Mine Treasures
In 1873 a final stroke of the pick revealed the Big Bonanza River mine riches, a treasure house yielding ore valued at 1.65 billion, a landmark discovery amid exhausted capital and hope. The era’s proverb about money’s pull echoes through the tale of wealth and ambition.
Canadian Power to Reach Far Beyond Niagara Falls
Power generated at Niagara Falls will be sent over 125 miles with plans to extend the distance. Bids are invited for 10 000 tons of structural steel for Canadian government towers that will support cables carrying the current. The Scientific American notes Niagara power will supply towns in every direction.
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Niagara
Niagara Fallete
Canada
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