18 Jul 1921
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1921
Page
1
Bob and siblings welcome visiting Uncle Carl, who proves lively and practical. He sponsors a circus day with a big lunch, five dimes each, and strict eating rules, then helps recover Jack's lost dog Scotty at the end.
The last fine beets come along in home gardens. Beets may be boiled on purpose or saved as leftovers. Slice cold, arrange in a deep dish, sprinkle salt, cover with fresh vinegar, and let stand for a few hours. Serve with a meat course.
A New York City memorial honors Nathan Hale, famed as an American spy hanged on September 22, 1776. Born June 6, 1755 in Connecticut, Hale left teaching to join the army, volunteered to spy in British camps, and faced execution with dignity. A tale of his body and notes reaching Washington via a sympathetic officer concludes this account.
Dicky and Squeedee meet Daddy Malmag in the Philippine Islands near a bamboo tree. They discover Mamma Malmag and two babies in a grassy root shelter. The two friends part kindly after a daytime encounter with the friendly forest creatures.
Dicky meets Daddy Malmag a bright eyed jolly tree-dwelling figure with large automobile like eyes and long climbing claws. Squeedee introduces him and learns his big ears nose and tiny mouth suit his forest life.
Puzzle corner presents linked word clues with A to Z chain and a progressive word list. ENIGMA-School answers indicate a place of learning. A word square item hints Christmas decor highway deserve girl names and related terms.
Assistant Trade Commissioner Julian E. Gillespie reports Palestine plans port enlargements at Jaffa and Haifa a large water power plant irrigation for the Jordan Valley and a railroad from the Sea of Galilee to connect with the Baghdad Railway The near term focus likely on Jaffa port improvements urged by Jaffa orange growers and shippers.
Consul Bartley F. Yost at Guaymas reports this season's Yaqui Valley rice acreage at about 45 percent of last year's 10 460 acres. Low prices and poor market conditions, plus water shortages, drive the drop while most of last year's crop remains unsold.
Instructions for making clothespin dolls, detailing clothing pieces in light colored paper. Beatrice wears a waist length white tissue and Quark paper suit with a hat, skirt, coat. Constance wears a crepe dress with sash, stiff under skirt, cape, and hat.
Doris, traveling with Squeedee, meets Daddy Prairie Dog and learns about his village. The prairie dogs reveal sentinel duties and deep burrows as they chat with Doris and the elfin friend. The scene ends with cheerful chatter and further curiosity.
A 1921 crossword puzzle by W. A. Walker presents a 110 word grid with across and down definitions. Readers are invited to solve and compare with the key printed next Sunday, featuring numerous numbered clues and a long list of word pairs.
Margaret and Sue take their lively yellow dog Bly on a two week lake vacation. Bly sneaks into a sailboat while Sue swims, drifts away as the boat sets sail, then returns to the pier safely, ending his boat napping habit.
A quirky classroom or club game invites players to narrate brief historical scenes. A Pilgrim band lands at Plymouth and a fallen monarch on an exile island are described, with players guessing who the figures are and continuing the tale.
Fragmentary verse warns a man to stop meddling between his mother and wife. It urges restraint as days grow cooler and to consider wearing heavy underwear to guard against indulgent inclinations.
A reminiscence poem notes steaming pots pouring jam and sugar laden drinks as children admire. Ants renew winter food supplies while in wood and field the jolly mood of preserving time continues and no bug betrays crumbs.
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