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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1901
Page
32
The article extols camera hunting as a higher, educational pursuit that elevates understanding of wildlife. It contrasts it with traditional hunting, praising patience, stealth, and nonlethal observation across diverse habitats. It argues the practice fosters reverence for animals and reduces sport’s brutal aspects.
Des Moines a correspondent notes Miss Laura Conger daughter of E H Conger United States Minister to China owns Tauer a small black and white spaniel named after a Chinese word for peach. The Empress Dowager reportedly fled her court during a Russian incident and the dog was gifted to Conger. The pet accompanied the family to the United States and has learned many tricks though commands are challenging.
A department invites young readers to submit recipes and household tips for Our Boys and Girls. Includes gold and silver cake recipes, pineapple dressings, and a chocolate fudge from readers Pearl Mae Zapf and Francis J. Collins, with full instructions and signatures.
A catalog of classic titles and authors attributed to Margrette Helen Sturm and Elsie M Parker from California Ohio. The list includes works by Hawthorne Carroll Burnett Alcott and others with repeated mention of Girls Boys and juvenile tales across multiple publishers and editions.
A period tone guide explains how boys can craft a simple kite from cedar frame sticks and manila paper. It details lengths for four crossbars, stringing, a paper sail, a tail with ten paper bobbs, and anchoring knots for a taut flying, wind suitable setup.
The article chronicles Joseph Addison born May 1 1672 in Wiltshire England. It notes Charterhouse education with friend Richard Steele and entry to Kings College Oxford. It highlights his poetry hymns The Campaign Cato Spectator essays marriage to the Countess of Warwick at Holland House and his death June 17 1719 leaving a daughter.
Letters from young readers across multiple states thank the editor for the painting contest prize. Names Princes J Collins Walter Fowler Amie Bird express joy at winning, praise the thin weekly, and mention plans for the Fourth of July and reading the paper.
Fragmented OCR outlines London robberies and robe craft, mentioning state garments and a registrar. It hints at a tailor charging a small sum for service and references a cat’s tail as a bound detail. The text is garbled with misread words and stray phrases.
Officers aboard the British steamship Saxoline arriving at Wilmington from Cette France reported two sea birds injured midvoyage. One bird had a broken wing, the other its mate refused to desert the wounded bird and hovered over it until a temporary cage was improvised and the ailing pair were tended on deck.
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