Ella Cinders Scene Notes On Flowers And Gardeners
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Ella Cinders with characters Howe and Zero. Mentions flowers, reception of flowers, and gardeners being discharged or dying. Context unclear but suggests a comic strip scene focus.
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Uncle Wiggily and the Christmas Tie Caper
Uncle Wiggily wears a bright Christmas necktie that clashes with his taste and draws laughter from friends. A tramp dog hints at a way to lose the conspicuous accessory, promising to reveal the method in the next story.
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Enterprising Day Promises Lively Outlook Yet Hints At Delays
Forecasts describe a lively day with strong astral configurations but warn of baffling and disappointing conditions requiring patience and judgment. Those born on this day face excellent prospects on the eve of reversals or postponements unless determined. Employment offers seem doubtful while a child born now may be energetic and ambitiously driven.
Americans On Relief Pictured Fictionally
New York AP reviews Martha Gellhorn’s The Trouble I Have Seen a fictional but realistic portrait of relief in America. Mrs. Franklin D Roosevelt has read from the book to friends and H G Wells has praised it. Gellhorn based four long short stories on federal relief material.
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