How Paper Dolls Were Made For Little Folks Fun
A nostalgic reminiscence describes making paper dolls from newspaper scraps for children. Families folded long strips to create rows of figures, arranged rings of dancing dolls, ceiling hangers, and spitball driven dancers, using simple household items for playful theater.
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Mamma
Baby
Jack
Charlie
Overland Dreams and Odd Journeys in Youths Companio
A fragment from Youth's Companion blends whimsy with travel fantasy as a boy glimpses distant lands and crusaders and explorers. It wavers between playful roaming and curiosity about cultures, then shifts to a harmless chemistry puzzle about colorless liquids turning black and back.
Only the Dream Abide Poem Excerpt
Poem fragment by Clinton Scollard from Century reflects longing for enduring dreams over earthly wealth. The speaker desires timeless beauty and inner peace, asking fate to spare a heart free from pain yet craving lyric memory and sea music.
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Clinton Scollard
Her Model Husband at Luncheon Provokes Spirited Debate
A Chicago Tribune excerpt describes a women luncheon where guests spar over husband duties. One woman extols a husband who rocks a headache sufferer, cooks, and tends the baby, while another boasts he handles the furnace and coal. A third praises domestic help, including dishwashing and porridge, ending with a playful quip about spinsters. The piece notes a Rainbow Party fad with aprons, tickets, and prize weaving.
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Jennie
Letome
Chicago Tribune
Dream and money frame reflections in Chicago Record excerpt
The Chicago Record quotes Michael Saeccia as speculating that life’s principle is unity yet noting people must guard finances. He mentions a dream inspiration about the Moses statue and hints his notable ideas arose in dreams.
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Michael Saeecia
Moses
Pedstar Lingers Genial But No Statue After Death
The quote notes many live on a pedestal while alive yet expect no statue after death, reflecting on fame and memory through Beranger's viewpoint.
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Beranger
The Sunday School Lesson on Acts Chapter Eight
The article outlines Acts eight themes from persecution scattering early Christians to Philip’s preaching in Samaria. It highlights Stephen’s death, Saul’s persecution, the spread of the gospel, Simon the sorcerer as a contrast to true faith, and the apostles’ confirmation of believers with the Holy Spirit.
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Satan
Jesus Christ
Stephen
Jesus
Lazarus
Saul
Church of God
Philip
Christ
God
Israel
Simon
Jerusalem
Samaria
Peter
John
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